C20 Everything Was in a State of Pandemonium

“Go and invite the Crown Prince over.” The Crown Princess’ eyes flashed as she thought about the Crown Prince’s courtyard.

Mingyue walked quickly through the garden and walked to the Wutong Garden. She said to the guard outside the courtyard, “The Crown Princess has something urgent to ask the Crown Prince.” She took out a silk pouch from her sleeve and placed it in the guard’s hand.

“Wait here.”

The guard walked in and said to Chaohua with a fawning look, “The Crown Princess has something urgent to ask for the Crown Prince. Please go in and tell the Crown Prince.”

Mingyue squinted her eyes and reached out her hand. She looked at the guard silently.

The guard smiled and put the silk pouch in Chaohua’s hand, “Looking at Mingyue, she seems to have something urgent to ask for the Crown Prince. Miss Chaohua, please go in and tell the Crown Prince.” “Okay.”

If he delayed the Crown Prince’s business, he would be held responsible.

Mingyue nodded and said impatiently, “Alright, I got it.”

She turned around and went into the room. The guard walked out after he saw the person disappear into the room.

Mingyue paced anxiously at the door. She stretched her neck and craned her head from time to time, wanting to see what was going on inside.

Mingyue didn’t see the Crown Prince walk out after the time for one incense stick to burn. She pursed her lips and looked up at the sky. She stamped her feet and ran back to the courtyard.

“Where is the Crown Prince?”

The Crown Princess prepared a table full of food and was going to talk to the Crown Prince. She wanted him to stay tonight, but she didn’t expect to not see anyone familiar outside the door. She asked in disappointment.

Mingyue lowered her head and did not speak for a long time.

"Bitch, I knew that she was a vixen. Let's go! I want to see if the Crown Prince cares about the position below him or a woman." A trace of sadness flashed across the Crown Princess's eyes, but it was quickly replaced by ruthlessness.

The Crown Princess led a group of people into Wutong Garden and pointed at the signboard and said sternly, "Wutong, does she really think she is a phoenix? Smash it for me."

"Stop, what are you doing?"

The Crown Prince frowned and asked someone to stop the Crown Princess.

Unexpectedly, the signboard had already been removed. The Crown Princess stepped on it and looked at the Crown Prince provocatively.

"Looks like the Crown Prince doesn't care about the position below your butt. Now that the beauty is in your arms, you don't want anything else, right?" The Crown Princess ignored Beauty Liang who was following behind the Crown Prince and sneered.

The Crown Prince was shocked and frowned, "What happened?"

"What happened? Then you should ask your people."

The Crown Prince waved his hand and left with the Crown Princess.

Beauty Liang squinted her eyes as they left. She smiled coldly with a meaningful look in her eyes.

...

"Reporting to the Emperor, there is a flood in the south today. Many villas have been destroyed and the people are homeless. If we don't deal with it as soon as possible, it will probably cause a plague. At that time, more people will die."

Lord Li walked out of the line and raised the jade board, speaking with a pained expression.

"Father, Lord Li is right. Why don't we open the granary now and let the towns along the way receive some refugees so that they won't be stuck in the north all the way to the capital. If they are infected with the plague, the consequences will be unimaginable."

The man wore a bright yellow imperial robe embroidered with eight claws and had a sympathetic expression on his face.

The emperor nodded and asked in a deep voice, "Since that's the case, who do you think should go?" Everyone looked around, but no one stood out. They all narrowed their eyes.

Jun Liye slowly walked out and said, "I am willing to go. Miaojiang has always been good at using poison. Since ancient times, poison doctors have always been a family. I want to bring the Saintess along with me. This can also test if the Saintess has any other purpose."

Ever since he heard from Shuangyao about the poison in the Queen's birthday banquet, Jun Liye had a few more unexplainable thoughts about the emperor. The conversation between the Crown Prince and Lord Li was exactly what the emperor wanted.

Jun Liye sneered in his heart, but he complied with their expectations and accepted the mission.

However, they did not know that he was going to the south, the land of extreme yin. The book did not mention it, but there was a passage that vaguely mentioned it. It made people have to go and explore it.

"Good! Then the Southern Pacifying King will do it."

After the court session, the Crown Prince walked over with a smile. Jun Liye stopped and stood where he was, looking at the Crown Prince expressionlessly.

"Brother, the situation in the south is still unclear. We have to be careful. We don't know what the refugees will do." As he spoke, he patted Jun Liye's shoulder lightly and turned to leave. He didn't say much.

Jun Liye stood at a high place and stared at the Crown Prince's figure disappearing into the horizon from afar.

He walked out of the Martial Arts Sect and rode his white horse slowly towards the Southern Pacifying King's Mansion. The sun shone on Jun Liye's body, but it didn't bring a trace of warmth, but it gave rise to waves of cold wind.

"Tanghulu, tanghulu, delicious and sweet tanghulu."

The child's shouting woke up Jun Liye, who was in a daze, and he looked in the direction of the child.

In an instant, Jun Liye seemed to see a peerless beauty. She had fair skin and beautiful features. She wore a light green embroidered robe. The color was light and elegant, and under her radiant appearance, even the most gorgeous brocade would lose its luster.

"Shuangyue."

He held onto the horse's back and quickly passed through the crowd. He was in a hurry, and he stopped in front of the child.

When he took a closer look, there was no one around the child. Jun Liye anxiously looked left and right, pulling the reins, and circling around the spot. He still couldn't find a familiar face, and when he thought of her spirit dissipating, Jun Liye lowered his head in disappointment.

"Why are you like this? Compensate us for our losses."

The commoners who were knocked down by Jun Liye's horse all surrounded him with faces full of anger. They whispered to each other, but their eyes were staring at him, unable to hide the fear in their eyes.

Jun Liye, who had recovered his senses, turned around and saw that the road was in a mess.

"Alright."

He took out the silver coins from his pocket, dismounted, and handed them to them one by one. Finally, he walked to the child and bent down. His gaze fell on the child's frightened eyes. He stretched out his hand and stiffly pulled the corner of his mouth. With a smile that was even uglier than crying, he said, "I want all your candied fruits."

The child obediently handed the silver coins to Jun Liye and quickly ran away from him.

"Am I that scary? All of you want to leave me?" The light shone on Jun Liye's eyes. With a flicker of light, he looked at him seriously and saw nothing.

Jun Liye held the huge candied fruit in one hand and the reins in the other. He walked back to the Southern Pacifying King's Mansion with all the gazes of the passersby.

The guards looked at each other in surprise and asked in a low voice, "Your Highness, why don't you let me take it?"

Hearing that, Jun Liye paused for a moment. "No need."