Chapter 260 The Concubine is Strange

Seeing that the four people were still standing there with a look of confusion, Lingsheng's face darkened and he lowered his voice, "Why? You don't understand?"

"No." One of them hesitated for a moment and asked, "Then when will we come?"

Lingsheng glanced behind him calmly and said, "In two quarters of an hour."

The four of them suddenly stopped talking.

Although it was very strange, Lingsheng was after all the emperor's servant and the adopted son of Commander Huo. His status and voice were unmatched by the other four.

What's more, it was the emperor's order.

It will be over later.

Anyway, this person will be blamed if something goes wrong.

The four of them turned around and left without any hesitation.

Seeing that everyone had left, Lingsheng then dutifully stood guard at the side of the path, keeping watch in silence.

Soon, I heard the sound of footsteps coming from the other side.

Lingsheng took a deep breath and jumped behind a low wall.

Soon, Qinglu walked out from there. Apparently, she knew that sneaking around would arouse suspicion, so she walked out calmly and generously. She didn't catch a glimpse of any imperial guards out of the corner of her eyes, and she breathed a sigh of relief, and even her steps became lighter.

He looked happy about having done something bad.

Lingsheng watched her walk away from the other side of the low wall. He was silent for a while, then went directly to where the carriage was parked and quickly cleaned up the footprints and green traces on the ground.

I went to check the condition of the carriage again.

He easily spotted the traces of covered windows on those cars, and a hint of amusement appeared on the corners of his mouth for some reason.

The way this was done was really not smart at all.

If the oil paper on the car window is torn, you can replace it with a new one on the same day as soon as you find out.

How can one freeze a person?

It just ruined the loneliness.

"They say the women in the palace are the smartest, but I think they are a bit stupid." Lingsheng muttered to himself, thinking about what Eunuch Futai had said, and thought that since the emperor had allowed it, it shouldn't be a big deal if he gave a little help.

Thinking of this, Lingsheng simply drew the sword from his waist and stabbed the gaps in the walls of several carriages with it.

He struck the knife so cleanly and efficiently that if one did not look closely one would not even notice the cut in the blade, but when the carriage was moving it was enough for the wind to penetrate it.

Looking at his own achievements, Lingsheng nodded with satisfaction, then turned around and left to report.

On the other side, Qinglu, who was completely unaware of the aftermath of her crime, returned to the courtyard and proudly reported to Si Linglong, "My dear concubine, I have done everything you asked me to do, and I promise that no one will notice."

Si Linglong was leaning on the soft couch, twisting a piece of pastry in her hand, very nonchalantly, and said in a lazy and calm tone, "Well, you did a good job, thank you."

Shuhong, who was standing by, walked forward expressionlessly and handed a purse to Qinglu.

Qinglu's eyes lit up, and he took it with a smile and thanked him.

Si Linglong was very satisfied seeing Shu Hong's cooperation.

[Hmm, it has a bit of a palace infighting vibe to it.]

Then Qinglu whispered, "I have inquired and found out that Concubine Lian is really ill. But I just poked a hole in the window of her carriage!"

The little girl's face was full of an expression showing that she was about to praise me.

Si Linglong immediately praised her, "Well done!"

She had suffered so much for Bai Qianqian before. No matter whether she was really sick or not, she was not innocent to be blamed by the Queen Mother before!

We can't do anything to the heroine, but at least she can vent her anger a little, right?

The more Si Linglong thought about it, the more she felt that she was right, and she began to feel the joy of being a vicious female supporting role.

Thinking of this, Si Linglong's lips slowly curled up into an evil smile, and she uttered the classic line of most villains, "Hehe, things are starting to get interesting."

Shu Hong on the side: ...

How can it be funny if I just poked a hole in the paper window of a carriage?

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The noble concubine is acting weird today.