There, no one will know.

When the time comes, I will lure away the powerful guardians. Whether you come or not is up to you."

After saying that, Taoist Baisun threw the token to Belle, who took a look at it.

The token is made of pure gold, with a golden dragon engraved on the front and a cross on the back.

He did believe it to some extent, but the order of his delegation was to negotiate peace.

If the Sixth Prince is killed, will it lead to another war between the two countries?

Taoist Baisun laughed coldly, "I'll give you this token. When the time comes, after you kill the Sixth Prince, throw this Tenth Prince's token next to his body.

And it was he who asked the Sixth Prince of Dagan to go to see the Tenth Prince of Dagan.

Now that the person is dead, he must be responsible.

Xue Da must have been furious because his son-in-law died.

And for the sake of royal dignity, Emperor Dagan would not allow him to hurt the tenth prince at will.

In this way, the great monarchs and generals will betray their virtue.

You Qiang people, whether it is peace or war, there is room for maneuver.

Of course, if you still want to wait for the Great Emperor to grant you peace, then just ignore what I said."

Taoist Baisun then unfolded a portrait and said, "This person is the Sixth Prince of Dagan. Don't make a mistake."

Beller took a look and squeezed the token in his hand. His broad palm wrapped it completely in it, but it felt as heavy as a thousand pounds.

"Aren't you from Dagan?" Bile was very curious about the identity of the man in front of him.

"Oh, I died a long time ago. What's left now is just a wronged soul who wants revenge for my wife and children." Taoist Baisun put his two fingers together and tapped his forehead. A cold air burst out from his side, and even Beile could feel his coldness.

When Belle saw the gesture, he remembered a tribe that was destroyed by Xueda, and he had an idea.

But he also thought of his only son, Xue Da, who was cruel and had offended many people.

Without waiting for Beile's consent, Taoist Baisun explained the time and place, rolled up the scroll, and used his lightness skills to leave.