Chapter 126: Tibetan Envoy Then he remembered that this was a dream he had had before, but he forgot it after waking up. So now he is... He looked down at his fluffy, furry body and the tail lying behind him. Ji Yunxie thought: Could this also be a dream? But why would he have such a dream? While Ji Yunxie was puzzled, the woman applied the medicine to him herself and picked him up. The feeling of weightlessness made Ji Yunxie panic, but then he found himself being held in the arms of the person in front of him. The slender, white hand gently stroked the fluffy and smooth fur, and the tingling electric current made Ji Yunxie tremble slightly, feeling inexplicably ashamed. A palace maid came over and bowed respectfully, "Your High Priest, the Emperor summons you to the palace." "Ah." The woman nodded slightly, but her expression could not be seen under the mask.
Temple of the Moon The woman walked into the hall, gently placed Ji Yunxie on the bed, touched its little head, and spoke softly. "Stay here and don't run around." After saying that, he left while Ji Yunxie was stunned. After the woman left, Ji Yunxie wanted to take the opportunity to escape, but when he thought about his current appearance and the unfamiliar place, he might be captured by someone. The thought of being fried or cooked scared him so much that he shrank back into bed. Perhaps it was because of the incense in the hall, or the familiar fragrance on the bed, but Ji Yunxie felt a little drowsy, and his bright red eyes gradually closed. A ray of warm morning sun shines into the house. On the bed, Di Ran opened his cold eyes slightly. As if he noticed something strange beside him, he lowered his eyes slightly and saw someone lying in his arms. The wound on his forehead had long since healed, revealing his handsome and delicate face. His long, thick eyelashes cast a soft shadow, and a strand of black hair hung down from his fair face. He nestled in her arms like a well-behaved cat, with one arm around her waist, sleeping soundly. Di Ran's lips curved softly, and he looked at the sleeping Ji Yunxie tenderly. His white fingertips lifted a strand of black hair that fell on his cheek and put it behind his head, and he pulled the quilt to cover him. He got up quietly and put on his clothes. She glanced at the person on the bed with cold eyes, curled her red lips slightly, turned around and walked out of the bedroom. "Squeak~" The door outside the palace opened. The two slaves guarding outside were shocked to see Di Ran. They even guarded him all night and did not let him enter the hall. Liang An, who was dozing off nearby, was also awakened and showed a little panic when he saw Di Ran. "Your Majesty?"
Di Ran glanced at him coldly: "Xie'er is resting, don't wake him up." Liang An's heart trembled when he saw Di Ran's cold eyes, and he felt fearful and calm at the same time. "Yes." …… Royal Palace imperial study room The empress sat on the dragon throne, looking at the ministers below, and said in a deep voice. "My dear ministers, the Tibetan envoys will come to Beijing for a visit in a few days. I wonder what you think?" After he finished speaking, Luo Min, the Minister of War, stood up. "Your Majesty, the Tibetans have harassed the border many times in the past few years, which has broken the friendly alliance between the two countries. I am afraid that they have rebellious intentions. I think we should take more precautions to prevent any unexpected events." The new Minister of Rites echoed, "I agree with Lord Luo's proposal, Your Majesty. The Tibetans are a barbarian tribe, brave and good at fighting, with a strong family spirit. Although our Eastern Zhou Dynasty has been showing its generosity over the years and has given us many treasures every year." "However, if this continues, it will be nothing more than using the things Your Majesty has rewarded them to expand their army. These barbarians are not as trustworthy as the Central Plains. From their restlessness at the border in recent years, it can be seen that if we let them go, it will undoubtedly be a disaster." Minister of Works Lin Ruhai glanced at Cao Jinghong coldly and said contemptuously. "Lord Cao is worrying too much. Our Eastern Zhou army is strong and powerful. We have the generals guarding the borders. Internally, we have Your Majesty in charge of the government. How could we be afraid of those barbarians?" (End of this chapter)