Chapter 250 Uneasy

The Shaoqing of Dali Temple stood up with a green face and walked away in a huff.

Fu Yi said from behind him, "I see that you look unwell, Shaoqing. I'm afraid you have a cold and your Yang Qi is weak. Your Majesty should send an imperial physician to examine you."

The Shaoqing of the Dali Temple paused for a moment, then took a step forward with greater force.

"It seems that I won't be able to see Aying today." Fu Yi slowly stood up.

…

The carriage of Prince Liang's palace was galloping through the Imperial Capital.

"Let me get off the carriage." Cheng Nianying opened the curtain with one hand.

Prince Liang immediately grabbed Cheng Nianying's arm in a panic: "Xiao He, Prince Ding's rebellion is no small matter, I must go..."

"Well, so I won't stop you, but I'll get off the carriage first."

Prince Liang was stunned for a moment. "Yes, that's fine. It's dangerous to follow me. Return to the palace immediately and don't worry about what happens outside."

Cheng Nianying nodded and jumped down without waiting for the carriage to stop.

King Liang raised his hand and shouted from behind, "Wrong, wrong! You take the carriage back, and I'll get off!"

But before he could finish his words, Cheng Nianying had already snatched the horse from King Liang's men, clamped her legs on the horse's back and drove it down the street.

Prince Ding rebelled.

The messenger spoke hurriedly and did not mention where the war started, whether it had blocked the gates of the imperial city or besieged the imperial palace.

Cheng Nianying's eyes quickly swept across both sides of the street.

"The Palace Guard has issued an order! Close the doors!"

"Everyone stay indoors!"

The cavalry passed by Cheng Nianying with their flags held high. They glanced at Cheng Nianying's dress but did not stop her.

People on the street hurriedly hid.

Door after door was shut with a loud noise.

The remaining King Liang had no choice but to sit back in the carriage: "This daughter of mine is really tough."

It makes him seem more useless.

Cheng Nianying stopped his horse not far from the Prince's Mansion. Even though something big happened in the city, the soldiers besieging the Prince's Mansion showed no intention of leaving.

Cheng Nianying dodged the guards as usual and jumped over the wall, but after turning around twice, she couldn't find Hou Fu. Even Wu Xun and those familiar guards were nowhere to be seen.

Could it be that he took this opportunity to break into the prison?

Cheng Nianying jumped on his horse and ran towards the prison against the flow of people.

This guard attire provided her with excellent protection in the increasingly chaotic Imperial Capital City, and no one stopped her throughout the entire process.

The horse neighed loudly.

Cheng Nianying stopped outside the Dali Temple Prison.

Thanks to her recent visits with Prince Liang, everyone in the prison knew her. They simply asked, "Why are you back again? What are your wishes, Prince Liang?"

"Yes." Cheng Nianying lowered her head, "Prince Liang wants me to ask Prince Danshuo something."

The soldier who had delivered the message earlier took two steps forward and said, "I'll lead the way."

The others thought it would save trouble, so they stepped aside and let him take Cheng Nianying in.

Arrived outside the familiar cell.

The door was slightly ajar, and the room was empty, with no sign of Fu Yi.

Cheng Nianying pinched her fingertips, turned around and asked quickly, "Where did Prince Danshuo go?"

Was he rescued? Or was he taken away to do something behind closed doors after seeing that his slander attempt failed?

The soldier stepped forward and closed the door. "Are you Aying?"

Cheng Nianying was stunned: "...Hmm."

"The prince said that Aying doesn't need to worry."

"So where did he go?"

"I don't know. I only know this sentence."

Cheng Nianying frowned unhappily, feeling as if she had overlooked something.

"Shall I take you out?" asked the soldier.

"……Um."

After leaving the prison, Cheng Nianying was at a loss for where to go. Without Fu Yi or Prince Liang to lead the way, she could not enter the palace.

She raised her face, exhaled lightly, then jumped on her horse and returned to Prince Liang's Mansion.

The Liang Wang Mansion also became heavily guarded, but when the servants saw Cheng Nianying, they still tried their best to force a smile at her.

"Young lady, please sit down and have some hot tea and some snacks. Are you hungry? Ask the kitchen to make some more hot food."

Cheng Nianying licked her dry lips and realized that she had run for so many times without drinking a sip of water.

She reached out and took the hot tea from the palace maid, but still did not sit down, fearing that she might miss something.

"Where is the man in the study yesterday?"

"Well, cough, this..."

"Can't tell?"

The servant looked at Cheng Nianying and remembered his master's attitude towards her in the past few days.

"Yes! Yes! In the dungeon."

"Take me to see it."

"yes."

…

"I've already said it, Fu Yi can't tolerate him, he can't win at all, those who don't believe me, just don't believe me!"

"I used to believe it..."

Prince Rui gasped with gritted teeth and rubbed the rope on his wrist desperately.

The iron gate was opened at this time.

Cheng Nianying walked up and kicked him over.

Prince Rui looked up at her, his eyes suddenly glaring with anger: "It's you! It's you again!"

Cheng Nianying turned around and warned, "You can't tie the rope like this, it will easily break free."

King Liang's men were slightly dissatisfied: "We are only tying the knots in the army, how can we break them?"

Cheng Nianying tilted her head: "He was so close to King Liang in the past, could King Liang have taught him how to solve it?"

The subordinate's expression suddenly changed.

"Bring me a rope." Cheng Nianying stretched out her hand, stepped on Prince Rui and tied him up again carefully, almost tying him up like a dumpling.

Prince Rui's eyes were nearly bulging from the strangulation. He gasped, "Who do you think you are? Prince Liang, Prince Liang is still unwilling to kill me. Are you going to strangle me to death here?"

"Let go! Let go! I can't breathe..."

"Qin Yurong couldn't breathe when she hanged herself, and Wei Yanhua couldn't breathe when she was trapped in the Wei family." Cheng Nianying said lightly, and kicked him before leaving.

Prince Rui watched the iron door being closed, unable to move.

madman.

She is not Qin Yurong.

who is she.

Where did this madman come from? Ah!

…

After counting all this, Cheng Nianying still felt uneasy.

She simply turned around and went to meet another person.

"I thought King Liang would protect you and not allow you to see me again." Jiang Shenyuan slowly raised his head.

Cheng Nianying stopped not far away and did not come closer.

Jiang Shenyuan didn't like her indifference and silence, so he spoke again: "How many days has it been? Is Fu Yi still not dead?"

Cheng Nianying then asked, "What do you know? If the false accusation fails, what other tricks does the emperor have?"

Jiang Shenyuan smiled and said, "Has Fu Yi really killed all the people from Tianzi Pavilion?"

He stopped smiling and slowly bandaged the severed hand with one hand: "There are still some around the emperor. Do you want me to take you to see them?"

*

After hearing the news of Prince Ding's rebellion, the emperor fell into a deep sleep due to the effect of the medicine.

He sat up slowly, not feeling overly worried. "What's going on outside? Has Prince Liang put down the rebellion?"

"It's hard to say." Someone sitting beside the bed responded softly.

In an instant, goose bumps crawled over the emperor's skin.

The emperor lifted the curtain with one hand: "...Fu Yi."

"Your Majesty is too greedy. If you want to kill me, then kill me. How can you kill two birds with one stone? You want to kill Prince Ding as well."

"Look, this is making it impossible for people to survive."

Fu Yi said calmly, "Prince Liang is currently suppressing a rebellion, so I don't think he can make it in time."

"In fact, I have advised King Liang not to interfere no matter what happens. But as Your Majesty knows, he has always opposed me."