The official who came to convey the imperial edict was named Kang Jin. In fact, he didn't know much about who Mr. Bai was. It's just that literati like to chew words and think wildly. The fact that Mr. Bai can come forward on behalf of King Nan shows that he is under King Nan's control. He carries a heavy weight in his heart and is someone he can't afford to offend.
Su He is a member of the Crown Prince. Anyone who meets the Su family will try their best to please him. Mr. Bai appears to be respectful on the surface, but in reality he has a strong smell of gunpowder.
Mr. Bai's move made Kang Jin slightly stunned. He directly mentioned the words "General Su". King Nan was also someone he could not afford to offend. At this time, Kang Jin felt embarrassed. He didn't know what to say for a moment. received.
Kang Jin couldn't express his pain. He finally understood why such an important matter as conveying the imperial decree fell on the head of a small official like him.
Because the soldiers the emperor wants to punish were organized by King Nan, this is an offending job.
However, Su He was quite proud. As soon as he came to South Camp, he regarded himself as the master of the place, and he was as arrogant as if the 100,000 soldiers he brought had occupied southern Xinjiang.
At this time, Su He said: "Isn't His Royal Highness King Nan not in the military camp? I heard that Prince Yu has returned to Kyoto. Why is he not here? Could it be that King Nan deliberately avoided the imperial edict and did not want to punish these barbaric bandits."
Immediately, after hearing this, not only the soldiers were angry, but also Mr. Bai's eyes were full of anger, and he said: "General Su, please pay attention to your wording. You said that the prince deliberately avoided the imperial edict. That's right." It shows that His Royal Highness Nan Wang intends to resist the decree and refuse to accept it."
"Resisting an edict is a serious crime, and refusing to accept it is an even greater crime. It can range from being exiled to annihilating the Nine Tribes." Mr. Bai raised his hands to the sky again and said, "Your Majesty is filled with blessings. If you curse the prince, then You are just cursing the emperor."
Prince Nan and the Emperor were close brothers. Su He indirectly scolded the Emperor while using chicken feathers as arrows.
Kang Jin was also frightened to the point of sweating on his forehead, and whispered: "Doesn't this mean that the emperor is also among the nine clans of King Nan?"
At this time, a soldier with good hearing heard Kang Jin's whisper and said, "Our Prince Nan is the emperor's brother. Aren't the prince's nine tribes the same as the emperor's nine tribes?"
Suddenly, the recruits also shouted, "General Su, do you want to arrest the emperor and hold him accountable?"
Su He said quickly: "You are talking nonsense, I didn't mean it at all."
Everyone saw Su He's face turned pale with fright, and they all said, "You were so arrogant just now, why are you giving in now?"
"Whoever talks nonsense again will be punished by military law," Su He said angrily.
Obviously, Su He's warning had no effect on them, because the imperial edict had just announced that they were not soldiers of the Northern Dynasty.
At this time, some people risked their lives and made more trouble. They no longer cared as much as they did at the beginning. Only now did they understand that the emperor was not going to punish them, but to destroy King Nan's prestige.
Someone said: "In the past, Xie Feng City has always fallen into the hands of thieves. The imperial court has never cared about the life and death of the people in Xie Feng City. Now His Highness Nan Wang has beaten away the thieves and managed Xie Feng City in order. The imperial court has sent troops to guard it. ”
"Princess Nan has been missing for more than a month. The imperial court did not send anyone to rescue or search her, but at this juncture, they wanted to divide the weak and seize the power of Prince Nan."
