Emperor An laughed: "If you don't understand the rules, just find someone to teach you. Besides, as long as you do your errands well and don't deliberately cause trouble, if anyone else dares to embarrass you, you can come to the palace to find me."
"real?"
"You have no joke."
After hearing this, Di Tao hesitated for a moment, then refused: "Then I have to write a letter and send it to my father first, otherwise he will be worried if I don't come back for a long time."
"It's natural."
Emperor An felt happy when he saw that he agreed to stay. He was afraid that Ditao would be uneasy, so he offered words of comfort.
"You don't have to worry. Those are the rules in Beijing. You have saved Xiao Yan before, and you seem to be familiar with him. If you don't understand anything, just ask him."
"Xiao Yan is a protective and clear-cut person. With this life-saving grace, not many people in the capital dare to go beyond him to embarrass you."
"But one thing is, don't tell anyone about Long Yuling, including Xiao Yan."
Di Tao said quickly: "Wei Chen understands."
Retaining Di Tao gave Northwest an extra guarantee, and Emperor An felt more at ease.
After giving the young man a few more words, when he saw that he was about to say goodbye and leave, Emperor An suddenly asked: "By the way, when your father mentioned the Dragon Yuling to you, did he ever mention the style of the Dragon Yuling?"
Di Tao shook his head: "No, my father said that I shouldn't know about this in the first place, and Long Yuling has not been used since Taizu died of illness, and he has never seen what it looks like."
"But my father said that he and Shang Qin have a token passed down from the previous head of Zhen'an Army and Longting Guard. If someone shows up with the Dragon Jade Order, they can immediately verify the authenticity, but I don't know about that thing either. I’ve never seen it before, and my father refused to show it to me.”
Emperor An said: "That's good. After all, it's about military power. It's for your own good that your father doesn't ask you to pry."
He smiled and said:
"Okay, it's getting late. You go out of the palace first. Someone will take you to see your house tomorrow. After you have settled in your place, rest for a few days and then go to the Fourth Camp on the outskirts of Beijing for duty. Then I will Someone will be sent to help you."
"Is he the deputy general?" Di Tao was curious.
Andy asked: "Why, you don't like it?"
"No, I'm not familiar with this place. Your Majesty will send someone to help me. If I don't understand something, I won't be blinded."
Di Tao didn't seem to know the reason why Emperor An sent people to him, but he was extremely happy.
"Thank you, Your Majesty."
The palace door opened, and Di Tao's back was filled with joy as he left.
Emperor An smiled when he saw this, but after a moment, his face darkened.
Long Yuling...
Why would a dragon jade order suddenly appear?
Emperor An originally thought that if Di Taoru knew the style of the Long Yuling, he would find a way to imitate it, but who knew that although Di Shuangcheng and the others had never seen the Long Yuling, they had tokens in their hands that could verify the authenticity.
He didn't dare to take risks at all. If Di Shuangcheng realized that Long Yuling was not in his hands, there would be chaos in the northwest.
"His Majesty."
The sun was setting all over the sky outside, and the light in the palace was dimmed.
After Chamberlain Feng walked aside and lit the lamp, he saw Emperor An sitting there with a somewhat gloomy expression. He stepped forward cautiously: "Are we going to summon other adults?"
Emperor An rubbed his brows and said, "No need. You can ask someone to choose a house for Di Tao in the capital, pick some jewelry and jades from the treasury, and send him a thousand taels of gold to help him settle down in the capital. Other than that, In addition, Di Tao will be conferred the rank of fifth-grade cavalry captain, and he will be sent to the fourth camp on the outskirts of Beijing to take duty in a few days."
Feng's heart skipped a beat, it was actually the Fourth Battalion on the outskirts of Beijing?
That was Zhao Yuanlang's original position, but unexpectedly it was given to Di Tao...
"How big a house will your Majesty reward General Di?" Feng Neishi asked.
Emperor An thought for a moment and said, "Just follow the instructions of the third-rank court officials."
Chamberlain Feng immediately understood that His Majesty was planning to let Major General Di "settle down" in the capital. After he knew what was going on, he saw Emperor An getting up and trying to walk back, so he hurriedly followed and extended his hand to support him.
"Your Majesty, there is a message from the Xiangshui Palace that the Queen wants to see you..."
"See you there!"
As soon as Emperor An heard about Empress Lu, the anger he had finally suppressed rose up.
That damn bitch, even though she was betting on both sides, she still pretended to be affectionate towards him, making him think that she had sacrificed a lot to make the Lu family favor him.
No matter how dissatisfied she was in these years, she never thought about the queen. But who knew that she secretly made peace with King Cheng and gave birth to a son who made him a big joke.
Does she still have the nerve to ask to see him?
"The Lu family was shameless and colluded with Prince Cheng to confuse the royal bloodline. She was deposed as queen and thrown into the cold palace. No one is allowed to visit her."
"His son Xie Guangzheng dethroned the prince and gave him poisonous wine!"
Feng Neishi heard the murderous intent in Emperor An's words and bowed even lower: "Yes, it's just Cui Shangshu outside..."
Only then did An Di remember that there was an equally annoying Cui Lin outside. The old man and the second prince made him look embarrassed, and they stripped the royal family and threw him to the ground.
Emperor An couldn't kill Cui Lin directly, he couldn't even hit him, but it was very easy to torment him.
"I still have some important things to deal with, so let him wait outside."
He was not summoned, and if he dared to leave, he would be disobeying the order.
Feng's servant heard that Emperor An wanted to torment Cui Lin, and felt pity for a moment, but did not want to come forward to intercede for him. He just helped Emperor An walk through the corridor and into the inner room.
After waiting for An Di to wash up and massage him to rest, Feng's waiter lit the incense again, told people to stay in front of the palace, and then turned around and went out to deal with the things that An Di had just told him.
…
After the last ray of sunset faded, the sky gradually darkened, and the palace became quiet.
Cui Lin stood from dawn to dusk, and the guards in front of the Yulong Platform had been replaced by two groups of people.
When the moon reached its zenith, it was already dark in the palace and still no Emperor An summoned him to come in. He stood there for a whole day. Cui Lin, who had not eaten a grain of rice, failed to hold on. He was hungry, thirsty and dizzy, and fell down.
Xiao Yan only found out about Cui Lin the next morning.
He and Tang Ning were having breakfast, and next to him was a cheeky Di Tao who came to the door early in the morning. He and Tang Ning silently huddled next to Tang Ning with their bowls in their hands, as if Di Tao was seriously ill and wanted to avoid him. Xue Ru.
"Cui Lin fainted in the palace yesterday when he passed away. When he was carried back to Cui's house, he said he had broken an arm and there was blood on his head," Cang Lang said.
Ditao stuffed his mouthful of buns and said, "Can you fall so badly on flat ground?"
Cang Lang's face was serious: "Isn't it miserable? I heard that it was Yu Yanfeng's men who sent him back. His hands shook and he fell several times."
Phew——
Tang Ning immediately laughed out loud: "Is Yu Yanfeng taking revenge on those thirty sticks?"
Regarding what happened in the morning yesterday, Yu Yanfeng was probably the most unlucky person. He received thirty sticks without doing anything. He lost Emperor An's trust and was scolded bloody. Many of his subordinates also suffered the consequences. chastisement.
As for the "culprit" Cui Lin, it would be strange not to torment him.
