Chapter 637 Late Night Memorial

"Then I won't even be able to worship in the future." Nan Xiang cried even harder.

"Xiang'er kowtows to Fatty."

Tears flashed in Princess Changyang's eyes. If this child had not appeared, her daughter would probably have become like the previous two children. It was she who saved her Xiang'er's life, but she was unable to save her own life.

Nan Xiang sobbed and kowtowed to the coffin: "Fatty, my mother said that kind-hearted people will become stars in the sky after they die, and Fatty must be the brightest one in the sky."

Prince Changyang burned incense to offer sacrifices, and the incense was placed in the incense altar. The child had done a great favor to their Prince Changyang Palace, and he would remember it in his heart and never forget it.

"Old Prince, why are you here too?" Zhan Yi took a few steps forward when he saw the person coming.

Prince Helian and his wife supported the old prince as he walked into the gate of the general's mansion.

"The children of the general's mansion have done me a favor. How can I not come to pay tribute to my benefactor when he passes away?" Old Prince Helian was nearly ninety years old and moved a little slowly.

Everyone in the hall was surprised to see Prince Helian arrive and bowed to him.

"All these empty formalities are unnecessary. Today I am only here to see the little girl off." The old prince gestured for everyone to stand up.

Qian Fanji lit the incense and handed it to the old prince.

The old prince took the incense and worshiped towards the coffin. It seemed like the little girl who saved him was just yesterday. He could never have imagined that she was gone at such a young age.

The emperor's family was not allowed to be buried after death, and the sins they committed were increasing.

Prince Helian and his princess also offered three incense sticks as a tribute.

"Old Prince, Prince, Princess, Prince Changyang and Princess cannot stay in the general's mansion any longer." Dean Chen reminded, his heart full of gratitude.

"I am not afraid. Not only will I pay tribute to the child, but I will also personally send the child out of Kyoto tomorrow. Whoever in the palace wants to do whatever they want is fine." Old Prince Helian was not afraid at all. He was more angry. When someone dies, people have to pay tribute to him.

If you commit too many evil deeds, you will be punished sooner or later.

"I will always remember the kindness of the two princes coming here at this time. However, things have developed to this point, and many people have been implicated. Beili will still need the two princes to take charge in the future." Dean Chen said.

"Hmph." Old Prince Helian snorted coldly.

Prince Helian and Prince Changyang knew what Dean Chen meant, and their anger and dissatisfaction turned into a sigh. The other party was the emperor, and dealing with Concubine Yuan and her sect under pressure was already the biggest concession.

If you continue to act against the wind and apply pressure, it will be counterproductive. An angry lion will not recognize anyone.

"Never mind him. Tomorrow the king will personally escort the little girl out of the city." The old prince has only seen through people at this age.

He felt disheartened and couldn't see the future of Beili.

Dean Chen sighed slightly and said, "I will see the prince off."

"Dean, let me go." Qian Fanji stepped forward.

"Okay."

"Old prince, two princes, please come in, Princess." Qian Fanji first bowed and then made a gesture of invitation.

Prince Helian and the princess helped the old prince out of the house.

Princess Changyang took the still crying Nan Xiang and her own prince out of the house.

Nan Xiang looked back every few steps, and cried even harder when she thought that she would never see Ye Qianning again.

"Qian Fanji, your Qian family has been stripped of its nationality. What are your plans for the future?" The old prince asked as they walked.

"Not yet. We'll make plans after we send the child's body out of Beili." Qian Fanji said.

The old prince was quite surprised when he heard this: "It seems that the Qian family values ​​this child very much. Good, good. People like the Qian family who value loyalty and righteousness are hard to find nowadays."

Thousands of sails are silent.

(End of this chapter)