When Liu Qi saw this letter of credentials, he was not sure whether to pay attention to it.
Although it sounds absurd that a woman can win Wuhuan's allegiance, these Wuhuan people actually sent their credentials in such a swaggering manner.
Moreover, he also made a lot of conditions and promised a lot of gifts.
Coupled with the dozens of people in this mission, it really doesn’t look like a fraud...
"Your Highness, what do you think we should do with these people now?"
Shen Tujia asked sarcastically.
It was indeed a bit unkind to do this, but he didn't want to offend Liu Deng. Liu Deng had changed a lot in the past year or so.
Today, the country of Dai is prospering, and he has a very close relationship with the prince, the eldest princess, and the Prince of Liang, and he has SF Express to communicate with all parties.
Now it is starting to develop in a direction that cannot be provoked. Now, he just wants to survive this period honestly.
After everything is settled, I can retire. The position of prime minister is getting harder and harder now. I might as well accumulate some good fortune for my descendants...
"Does the Prime Minister think these people are sincerely loyal? Don't they know that Dou Muyao will soon become Liu Deng's official wife?"
This is what Liu Qi is most worried about. If this matter is true, it will be fine. However, if it is false, once Liu Deng knows about it, he can still go to court.
I'm afraid that this matter will soon become the trigger for the breakdown of his relationship with Liu Deng. Even if Liu Deng doesn't say anything on the surface, there is no guarantee that there won't be something in his heart...
"This... From my perspective, this seems a bit fishy. Otherwise, Your Highness, would you like to meet them?"
Shen Tujia just wants to pass the blame now. Whoever likes this matter will do it. He doesn't want to get involved in this!
"I don't want to bother you, Master. Let's ask Honglu Temple Qing to go and see him first. Let's take a look and talk about it after we get more clues about this matter!"
Liu Qi's words directly brought the matter back to the origin of the problem. Although Shen Tujia was a little depressed, he could only deal with it now.
Anyway, Liu Deng is about to return to the court. As long as he delays for a few more days, someone will naturally be able to solve this matter.
This is the hatred of seizing a wife!
These Wuhuan people made such small moves behind Liu Deng's back. They were obviously preparing to stab him. As the saying goes, the person who tied the bell needs to be tied to the bell. At this time, it was better for him to solve the matter himself.
If Wuhuan could be recovered, it would be a great achievement, but if Liu Deng and the court were alienated because of the recovery of Wuhuan, it would be a waste.
"His Royal Highness the Crown Prince is very concerned. If this is the case, then I will give the order..."
After Shen Tujia finished speaking, he cupped his hands towards Liu Qi, then turned around and left.
But Liu Qi fell into deep thought. There seemed to be some conspiracy in this matter, but he couldn't tell what was wrong.
Although they have tried their best to keep this matter secret, Honglu Temple is a big sieve, and the news that entered Honglu Temple has never been kept secret.
Shen Tujia had just left the palace, and someone had already sent the news to Mrs. Shen's desk.
"Do you confirm this is true?"
Mrs. Shen's eyes suddenly lit up, and she couldn't help but be moved. This matter was really a great opportunity for her.
After all, up to now, almost half of the people in the entire court are surrounding Liu Deng. This guy has become a very popular figure, but he is the person that Mrs. Shen hates the most in her life, no one!
"Madam, this matter is absolutely true. It took a lot of effort for the young men to find out this news. This news came from Honglu Temple and came from the mouths of those Wuhuan barbarians. It can't be wrong..."
A young eunuch looked at Mrs. Shen with a flattering look on his face. He had been in the palace since he was eight years old, and it had been more than ten years now. Of course, he had already developed the ability to observe words and expressions.
Seeing the shocked look on Mrs. Shen's face, he was already happy with such important news. I guess the reward given by Mrs. Shen should not be small.
"Come here, get him fifty taels of gold!"
After a long while, Mrs. Shen finally reacted and whispered to her personal maid.
"Thank you, Your Majesty, for the reward. Thank you, Your Majesty, for the reward!"
Mrs. Shen's words immediately made the young eunuch overjoyed. Fifty taels of gold was enough to buy his life.
When he entered the palace, he only sold it for less than five guan.
"I've given you the reward, do you know what's going to happen next?"
Seeing Mrs. Shen giving him a reward, the maid next to her hurriedly said.
"Don't worry, aunt, don't worry, empress. I know this matter. I have never seen my empress, and my empress has never seen me!"
The little eunuch said very wisely.
"Very good! You go down first!"
After seeing his statement, Mrs. Shen nodded with great satisfaction. If it was anything else, Liu Deng was thousands of miles away, so of course she had nothing to do with Liu Deng.
But if this is the case now, it would really be okay to think of a way to disgust Liu Deng.
The Han family's marriage has not happened in a day or two. Now it is just an engagement. No matter how you say it, it has not been consummated. Everything is still late.
"I'll write a letter later. Send someone to send it to me quietly out of the palace. Don't let anyone else know! Send this letter to Master Xu in Zongzheng Temple!"
"promise!"
The clouds in Chang'an City are mysterious. Liu Deng is thousands of miles away, so of course he has no idea what is going on here.
However, after a full day and night, the Huns still did not leave and returned. This made the Han soldiers finally breathe a sigh of relief. It seemed that the Huns had really retreated this time.
After the Huns left, there were still corpses all over the ground, plus injured horses everywhere.
For the Huns, these were a burden, but for the Han army, these injured horses were a considerable asset.
The Huns would be reluctant to eat horse meat unless it was absolutely necessary.
The Han army did not have this psychological pressure. Naturally, all the injured horses and those with missing limbs were slaughtered, and those who still had hope of recovery were sent aside for treatment.
Coupled with the arrows scattered everywhere on the battlefield, collecting them all would be a considerable fortune.
Anyway, there is no danger now, and even the civilians in the city have begun to help the Han army clean up the battlefield.
