No longer concerned about his own strength, Qu Yunmie pulled the knife out with force, and the wooden stake was broken by his natural strength.

Turning around, the sound over there became a little clearer.

Guard: "Your Majesty, you are not seeing guests at this time. Also, who are you? Did you sneak in?"

The guard asked as if it was natural, but he didn't know that in the entire Central Plains, only the palace of the King of Zhenbei could be sneaked into. ...

Ashu was about to explain when Qu Yunmie squinted at him for a while. Suddenly, his expression relaxed and his eyes opened. Even the gloomy day that seemed like it was going to rain seemed a little cuter.

Qu Yunmie curled the corners of his lips imperceptibly, then he raised his chin to the guard over there with a cold face.

When the guard received the signal, he was stunned for a moment and then hurried to inform his colleagues.

The guard who was still questioning Ah Shu was also a little stunned, but he still let Ah Shu in. ...

Although Ashu was tall, he was thin, with not a pound of flesh on his body. In addition, he usually worked as a servant and was not very confident. When he walked in the training ground full of soldiers, he didn't even know where to put his hands.

Finally arriving in front of King Zhenbei, looking closely at the tall and imposing Qu Yunmie, Ashu swallowed carefully.

Despite the urge to run away, he saluted to the King of Zhenbei: "I greet the King."

Qu Yunmie hummed indifferently, then asked him, "Did your master ask you to come?"

Ah Shu nodded quickly: "Yes, the master asked me to come and bring a message to the king."

Qu Yunmie stroked the lines on the hilt and thought, literati are always troublesome. They came to admit their mistakes, but they didn't come in person, but let a servant do it for them. However, compared with those truly pedantic literati, Xiao Rong was still a good-natured person, so he didn't need to make things difficult for him.

Thinking of this, he nodded: "Go ahead."

Ashu looked at him, totally confused as to why Qu Yunmie looked more friendly. Didn’t he and Lang Zhu just have a fight?

Forget it, never mind, let’s complete the master’s task first.

"Your Majesty, my master said that he doesn't know anything about divination. Please don't tell others. If the Buddha doesn't come, then he will have to take over first. Although Your Majesty has threatened to kill the newcomer, you also said that there is still room for a sorcerer in the Zhenbei Army. When the Buddha comes, he will ask to abdicate and give it to the Buddha. Your Majesty should not regret this."

Qu Yunmie: “…………”

He took a step forward, looking like he was going to eat a child: "Is this what your master said?!"

Ah Shu was startled. He opened his eyes wide and put his hands on his chest like a frightened hamster. Seeing him like this, Qu Yunmie's face was full of frustration. After a moment of silence, he shouted angrily: "Get out!"

Ah Shu immediately breathed a sigh of relief and rolled away quickly. …

After Ashu rolled away, Qu Yunmie walked back and forth a few steps, each step filled with anger. Finally, as if to vent his anger, he stabbed the long knife in his hand hard on the ground of the parade ground, waved away the guards who wanted to follow him, and disappeared.

Xiao Rong was determined to invite the Buddhist disciple, and Qu Yunmie was determined to go against him.

To be honest, Xiao Rong's questioning that day had already shaken Qu Yunmie a little, but when he found out that Xiao Rong was so determined to get this Buddhist disciple, and even secretly threatened him with himself, he was furious. Ridiculous!

Who is Xiao Rong? He is just a scholar with some ability. How can he threaten him? !

At this moment, in Qu Yunmie's heart, being a Buddhist disciple was no longer important. What was important was that Xiao Rong actually wanted to threaten him.