Although the people in the yard didn't understand what An Xin meant by "fresh meat", seeing her holding her head high with a haughty expression, they thought that the Emperor Bei Ming gave her something that An Xin liked very much.

Their faces turned red with anger.

Just because Emperor Bei Ming gave her these illusory things and satisfied her selfish desires, she, a minister of Da Qian, was willing to stay here and be loyal to Emperor Bei Ming.

After recovering from his initial surprise and receiving the hint, General Chen's shrewd eyes flashed.

She took a deep breath, her face flushed, and angrily said to An Xin with disdain: "Director An, I misjudged you. You are just a woman with nothing but charts."

General Chen didn't know what happened after An Xin entered the palace.

But based on my understanding of An Xin over the years, if nothing had happened, the students and relatives she was protecting would be in Daqian.

Lady Xiaoshan is now in a high position in the government. She has both status and position. She doesn't look like she is short of money, so how could she easily do such a treasonous thing?

He could see from the look An Xin had just given him that it was clearly anxious, telling him to take his men and leave quickly.

Although General Chen didn't know what had happened, he believed that An Xin would not harm them.

General Chen understood what An Xin meant. He glared at An Xin, snorted coldly, and immediately assembled his troops.

After taking the customs clearance documents handed over by Eunuch De, he was about to leave with his people.

General Gao despised An Xin's behavior and also clamored to go with General Chen, but was stopped by the people brought by Eunuch De. "Your Majesty has given a verbal order. General Gao cannot leave."

Jiang Xuan and Leng Xiangbai looked at the messy scene in front of them and remained silent. Even when Jiang Zhou wanted to ask something, he was stopped by Leng Xiangbai's eyes.

An Xin watched General Chen lead his men away and said indifferently, "After you return to Daqian, remember to send the news back to me, so that you won't die on the road.

I, the envoy who brought you to the Northern Ocean, will also be charged with the crime of killing you."

Eunuch De, who was standing nearby, heard what An Xin said and his cloudy old eyes flashed.

This person was probably not worried about being charged with killing these people, but was worried that he had promised her on the surface but secretly ambushed and killed these people on the road.

An Xin looked at Jiang Xuan and said softly, "You are not on the list of those left behind. Hurry up and leave with General Chen and the others."

"Since you're here, why not I stay with you for a while?" Jiang Xuan said with a smile on his lips and a clear voice.

An Xin frowned slightly and looked at him disapprovingly.

Jiang Xuan raised his lips and didn't care about it.

General Chen looked at An Xin and others who were left here with tears in his eyes, and then looked at the five hundred guards behind him. He knew in his heart that if he didn't take them away, these people would die sooner or later.

Emperor Bei Ming, formerly the eldest prince of Da Qian, would not allow these external forces to live outside of his control.

He shook his head fiercely and left the embassy with his people.

An Xin, Jiang Xuan, Leng Xiangbai, Jiang Zhou, and Chi Lan, who had just run back after hearing the news, stood outside the embassy and watched the team go away.

The guards in the team turned back to look at An Xin. They still couldn't believe that Lord An would choose to stay and be loyal to the Emperor of Bei Ming voluntarily.

As for those envoys who listened to Sihan's choice, they were not followed by eunuchs arranged by Sihan like An Xin.

After returning, some envoys were afraid that the night would be long and they did not delay for a moment. They hurriedly gathered the diplomatic corps they brought with them and left the Beiming capital overnight.

When she passed by the courtyard where the Daqian delegation lived, she saw An Xin and others standing under the eaves at the door, looking at her with contempt.

"Bah, what a great envoy, she is nothing but a timid woman."

Jiang Zhou: "I see that you all have crooked mouths and slanted eyes, you don't have any knowledge, your hearts are narrow and you only have a small space.

You can't even manage your own affairs, yet you still gossip about others. Even gossipers don't have tongues as long as yours.

You are a bunch of old bones. Do you all live by the sea? You have nothing better to do than pick up shit and eat it. Why are you meddling in other people's affairs?!"

An Xin held down Jiang Zhou who was about to lose his temper, shook his head at him, and then looked at the envoys who were looking for trouble and venting their frustration.

With a faint smile on his lips, he looked at them and said faintly, "I wish you a safe journey."

As long as you guys don't regret your choices, that's fine.

…

"Sir, are we really going back like this?"

General Chen, who was leading the team on horseback, had bloodshot eyes, and a hint of worry and helplessness in his eyes.

He said in a low and hoarse voice: "We have to leave. The customs clearance documents have been issued. If we cannot leave Beiming around the specified time, we will be convicted of invading another country.

By then, even if our team of 500 guards is strangled, it will be what we deserve."

Deputy General: "Lord Ke'an..."

"No need to say more." General Chen glanced around and said, "Didn't you notice that our team is being monitored? We can talk about everything after we get back."

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It was half a month later that General Chen was glad that he had followed An Xin's suggestion and left, which was a very correct decision.

The spies came back to report that some delegations encountered accidents just after leaving the territory of Beiming Kingdom.

They were either being chased by bandits or a fire broke out where they were staying and they were all burned to death in the inn.

And they were all completely wiped out.

The envoys from other countries only realized until their death that An Xin's words "I wish you peace" before they left were the best irony of their ignorance.

When General Chen received the report, he felt that the deaths of the envoys were suspicious, so he led his men to leave Beiming at even faster speed.

He wanted to return to Jibei as soon as possible to discuss with Yuchi Yi and Gao Tai how to bring An Xin and the others back safely from Beiming.

After about twenty days, General Chen finally passed through the Beiming border and left Cangbei City. He marched quickly back to the Jibei border city and met Yuchi Yi and others.

General Chen was invited to the central military tent to meet Yuchi Yi, and told him that An Xin might be forced to stay in Beiming.

Originally, he thought that as An Xin's students, they would be very anxious after hearing this. What Chen Jiajun didn't expect was that he saw Yuchi Yi's calm and composed face.

Yuchi Yi raised his lips of moderate thickness, and a gleam of light flashed in his eyes.

As expected of his family's headmaster, he had guessed what Si Han might do this time and sent someone to deliver a letter, asking them not to act rashly.

Otherwise, if I had suddenly heard the news brought back by General Chen today, I would have been thrown into disarray given their deep relationship as teacher and student.

It is possible that he would really lead troops to attack Bei Ming and force them to release their teacher.

It would be very dangerous and foolish to start a war impulsively without sufficient preparation. By then, not only would you not be able to get your people back, you would also be caught off guard by the counterattack.

Yuchi Yi's eyes grew dark as he thought of An Xin's letter telling him to pay attention to a very powerful weapon called a gun.

He specifically instructed himself, the chief general of Jibei, to guard against assassination by this kind of weapon, and also specifically mentioned that their Daqian's previous emperor, Sheng An, was assassinated by this kind of weapon.

Yuchi Yi felt warm in his heart because of the care given to him by his teacher.

After receiving the reminder, they acted more cautiously and improved the defense of the northern border.

Gao Tai came in and learned that his father, teacher and several fellow disciples were forced to stay in Beiming and did not come back with them. He was angry and worried, so he shouted that he wanted to lead troops to rescue them, but was suppressed by Yuchi Yi.

(End of this chapter)