Chapter 1355 - Chapter 1355: Lying Down?
Chapter 1355: Lying Down?
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
Then, they saw that they were tied up and locked up with iron chains, and their mouths were stuffed with something. They knew that their boss was the one who did it.
Struggling was useless. The two of them lay flat on the ground.
Since they were awake, then their boss should be unconscious. Presumably, before she fainted, she should have left a letter or something to let Xue Yan know that they were here and take them away from her.
They just had to wait.
In the Beicheng Palace, when Fu Ying received the news that her mother had been almost assassinated, she was so shocked that she stood up.
He also heard that thanks to Xue Yan and Jiang Yue’s protection, not only was Empress Dowager Minde safe, but many masked captives were also captured.
According to the report, some of the masked men had already confessed that they had been ordered by Prince Xu Fu Xu to do this.
It was also because they had captured too many people alive. If they interrogated them one by one, sooner or later, someone would confess. That was why someone was in such a hurry to explain.
Originally, Fu Ying had planned to fight Fu Xu secretly. However, she had already captured so many of Fu Xu’s masked men, and some of them had already betrayed Fu Xu. Even if she still wanted to do it secretly, she had no choice but to blatantly call him out. Fu Xu would run away and go to where his troops were if he knew what happened. She might as well rebel now… To capture the thief, she had to capture the leader first. Even if there was only a small chance of catching Fu Xu, she immediately sent the royal guards to surround Prince Xu’s residence.
As for herself, she led the army and personally went to fetch her mother back to the palace.
If Fu Xu received the news, not only would he immediately escape and leave the city, he might also send people to capture her mother again. In any case. She had to quickly act with this upper hand.
Xue Wuhu was originally playing with the young eunuchs in front of the fake mountain in the imperial garden, waving the big flag. When he heard this, he stopped waving the big flag and ran over with the big flag.
Xue Wuhu shouted. “Did Xue Yan and Jiang Yue do that? Are you going out of the palace to pick up your mother? I’ll go too.” As he spoke, he handed the flag to the chief eunuch and climbed onto a horse.
He took the silver mask and placed it on his face.
Fu Ying sat high on his horse. Seeing him like this, she felt a little complicated, but she still said, “You don’t have to wear it anymore.”
Things have reached this point. It did not matter whether he was Ni Dingyuan or not.
After hearing what she said, Xue Wuhu thought about it and agreed. He didn’t need to wear the mask and even threw the mask at the chief eunuch.
They left the palace together.
Just as they were about to leave the city, they happened to bump into the prayer group entering the city.
When the praying group saw the Empress, Fu Ying, they immediately stopped.
Fu Ying quickly got off the horse and went to her mother’s carriage to see her mother. Seeing that her mother had just been unconscious and was fine, she let out a sigh of relief.
The person who reported it also told her that it was Xue Yan who knocked out her mother.
Even without the person who reported it, she could also guess that at that time her mother was causing trouble. She understood that Xue Yan had to do something that couldn’t be helped.
Xue Wuhu had already heard that Empress Dowager Minde was fine, so he did not follow Fu Ying into Empress Dowager Minde’s carriage to take a look. Instead, he looked around, searching for Xue Yan and Jiang Yue.
When he didn’t see any of them, he started to worry. He thought that something had happened to Xue Yan and Jiang Yue. He immediately grabbed a member of the prayer team and asked anxiously, “Where are Xue Yan and Jiang Yue?!”
“Xue Yan and Jiang Yue?” One of the captured soldiers was stunned. He couldn’t react to the question.