Tutz secretly rolled his eyes at Shitu, who was being lectured. Shitu was a fool with a lot of nerve. He knew that the Khan was not to be trifled with, but he still said such nonsense in front of the Khan. Wasn't he just asking for a beating?
However, why was the Khan in such a hurry to see them? Tutz glanced at Hertz, who was angered by Xitu, with a puzzled look.
Since it was important to get down to business, Lasso asked the question aloud. Compared to Shitu, Lasso was more composed and not just all muscle.
"Brother, what brings you here tonight?"
Lasso's words drew everyone's attention and questions.
Surrounded by gazes, Hertz also recalled the beautiful figure in the night. His ears turned red, and his nose felt hot. Fortunately, Xitu had just relieved his restlessness, so he managed to calm down. "I called you here today to prepare for my marriage to your Great Khan's wife. The best time would be tomorrow."
"Great Queen! Who is that?" It was Xitu, that big fool, who finally asked.
Hertz's eyes softened: "Of course it's Princess Zhaoyang, my Great Queen Consort."
This was the first time anyone had heard the Khan speak in such a gentle voice, and the tone brought back the strange feeling they had just had.
The group exchanged glances, their eyes shifting.
"Princess Zhaoyang, that little princess from the Qing Dynasty?"
"Didn't the Great Khan say before that he wasn't interested in these romantic relationships?"
...
After exchanging glances, the group unanimously turned their gaze to Tuci, who had met Qingyin before.
The highly regarded Tucson rolled his eyes at the surrounding leaders, then looked up at the Great Khan. "The Great Khan is only doing this for the marriage with Zhao and the Great Khan's wife." Recalling the little princess's temperament, Tucson readily changed his form of address in response to the Great Khan's strange attitude.
Hertz was clearly very pleased with Toots's way of addressing him, his sharp eyebrows softening considerably: "Yes, isn't my wedding with your Great Khan a very important matter?"
Tutz and the others: "..."
While it's not to say that the wedding of the Great Khan and his consort wasn't important, it was clearly not as important as waking up several ministers in the middle of the night. Wasn't this just playing with people's feelings?
The people deeply condemned the Khan for forgetting his courtiers after having a wife.
But despite their resentment, they still had to fight off their sleepiness and discuss the wedding arrangements in the face of the cold and love-struck Dahan.
During the busy period, Tutsch couldn't help but become curious about the proud little princess, the future Great Khan's wife. What made the Great Khan, who had only met her once, so irrationally prepare to hold the marriage with Princess Zhaoyang immediately?
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