Chapter 484: Your Highness is proud

Chapter 484 Your Highness Bel is proud

"Your Highness, the fifth prince is young and willful, His Majesty has already punished him." Xu Jin lowered his head when he said this, he really didn't dare to look at Seven Kills again, even he himself felt that this was a bit too much.

Qisha glanced at Xu Jin coolly, then turned around and walked out of the house.

He didn't want to spend any more time with these Chu officials.

Said that they wanted to tell him the truth back then, but one or two of them were either full of lies or kept silent.

What's even more ridiculous is that he was obviously assassinated, but the other party actually understood him with a sentence of "young and self-willed".

He has been belittled so far by the Emperor of Chu, and if he stays here again, he is just making fun of himself!

"Your Highness!"

"Your Highness!"

Sun Fei and Jia Tong quickly chased after them.

Xu Jin didn't even move the ground.

He glanced contemptuously at the backs of the two running away, and said to himself: Generals are generals, they have no brains at all. The seven kills obviously saw that they valued him, so he dared to play tricks on them like this. If they let him hang out, he will be honest.

In the other room, Seven Kills was stopped by two generals as soon as he crossed the threshold and walked into the corridor.

"Your Highness, Your Majesty has already punished the fifth prince, so don't get angry about it anymore." Fei now is determined to keep the prince, and persuades him earnestly, "For some things, just bear with it. A man can bend and stretch, and don't just focus on momentary gains and losses."

Sun Fei would never dare to say this to other princes, but now he has a good impression of Qisha, so the words are very sincere.

Qisha said coldly: "I won't bear it, and I can't bear it." In this life, except for Saburo, no one is qualified to ask him to bow his head! That Chu Mingxiao clearly wants to put him to death, but these Chu people tell him to endure, why should he endure? If it weren't for Chu Mingxiao's status as the fifth prince of Chu, Chu Mingxiao would have killed this **** long ago to vent his anger when he entered the Great Zhou!

Jia Tongyu said sincerely: "Your Highness, it is not too late for a gentleman to take revenge for ten years."

These words are actually a bit presumptuous. What kind of revenge is the so-called "gentleman's revenge"?

Isn’t it the prince in front of him seeking revenge from Chu Mingxiao?

If these words fell into the ears of those who cared, it would be a deliberate attempt to sow discord with the prince.

But Jia Tong, like his good brother Sun Fei, especially wanted to keep Qisha, the prince, so even though he knew that some words of comfort were inappropriate, he still said them.

Qi Sha still looked very cold, and said firmly: "I can't wait ten years." If anyone bullies him, he will fight back in the fastest way.

Chu Mingxiao is nothing more than occupying a status advantage now - if a prince of Chu State has an accident in their Da Zhou territory, it must have given Chu State a reason to attack, so he cannot directly attack Chu Mingxiao now.

But as long as Chu Mingxiao leaves the Dazhou boundary, he will always have a way to make the prince pay the price. Qi Kill silently clenched the long knife, thinking bitterly that he would never let go of a person who intended to kill him.

Qi Sha's attitude of not getting in, really made both Fei and Jia Tong choke.

Seven kills bypassed these two generals, and went downstairs without looking back.

Sun Fei ran to the fence, looked down at Qisha's back that was fading away on the stairs, then turned back to his brother, and asked with a complicated mood: "Old Jia, do you think we want to catch up?"

As a result, Fei didn't see his brother at all.

Hey, where is Lao Jia?

Sun Fei turned his head again, only to see that his brother had already followed Qi Sha down the stairs.

Ouch!

This old Jia!

Why didn't the chasing lord call him up?

Sun Fei quickly supported the fence, jumped to the next floor, and then jumped a few times, as nimble as a monkey, and quickly chased down from the tall building.

"Your Highness!"

"Your Highness!"

Qi Kill heard the two generals chasing and shouting fiercely, and finally stopped unbearably.

Fei quickly stopped Qi Sha's way, grinning and said: "Your Highness, don't be angry. The last general also thinks what you just said is right! Who dares to bully us, we absolutely can't bear that tone! But, this moment and that moment ah…"

As soon as Jia Tong heard that his brother was out of tune, he hurriedly interrupted: "Your Highness, if you feel dissatisfied in your heart, then you have to go back to Chu State to recognize your status as a prince. Only a person with status has enough strength to protect himself. Get angry."

Sun Fei looked at his brother with satisfaction, and said to himself: Lao Jia is indeed a person with a unique culture among their group of generals, look at how level he speaks. Regardless of what His Highness thinks, anyway, he was very moved when he heard such words.

Qi Sha was actually a little touched after hearing what Jia Tong said.

But in the next second, Qisha said very firmly and proudly: "I am not the prince of Chu. I am the third son of Pei Xiangguo, the first-class guard of Pei Yi, Mr. Pei from the Ministry of War, Pei Wujiu."

Sun Fei was a little dizzy when he heard the long list of Pei Yi's identity information.

Jia Tong felt complicated when he saw the proud expression on His Royal Highness' face. He persuaded with a heavy heart: "Your Highness, you are a dragon and a phoenix among men, how can you submit to others and be a little guard?"

Qi Sha frowned slightly, straightened his waist, and argued confidently: "I am Lord Pei's first-class guard." Not a little guard!

The two generals present could hear the implication.

Sun Fei couldn't help being amused, and joked: "Your Highness, although the first-class guards are powerful, their status is not as noble as that of the prince."

Qi Sha disapproved, and Bel proudly said: "I belong to Mr. Pei, and Mr. Pei will protect me and never let anyone hurt me." Humph! Can you Chu people compare with my Sanlang? Saburo will definitely not let me be wronged, but you people from the Chu Kingdom will only bear with me when you are angry with me. I can't bear it! If I go back to Chu State with you group of people, then I will be a big fool.

The two generals can basically understand the implication of his words.

So, Fei and Jia Tong couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

Of course they also know that the Fifth Prince Chu Mingxiao is cruel and unkind, but this matter has been suppressed by His Majesty the Emperor himself, so how could they, as courtiers, dare to take the lead?

Seeing that the two generals had been stunned speechless by him, Qi Sha finally raised his chin proudly, bypassed the two generals, and walked away arrogantly.

Sun Fei had mixed feelings, silently followed His Royal Highness, and escorted him to the gate.

The same is true for Jiatong.

Although the two generals have not personally experienced the assassination of the fifth prince and the seven killings, they both have an unspeakable guilt and guilt in their hearts at the moment.

However, as soon as they reached the gate of Suiyulou, the two of them saw a ebony carriage galloping not far away.

(end of this chapter)