Mr. Tang is not worried about Mr. Yin who is chasing after him. He doesn't think Hou Ji can escape. This is in the capital, far away from Liangzhou. They just want to run out because of their little people. What are they thinking
So he asked someone to carry the patient in the room, and then brought the stone and the other two people, and led Zhou Man Bai Shan into the palace together.
When they arrived at the Taiji Hall, Feng Shangshu and others had already entered the palace under the order.
Seeing the person lying on the wooden board, Feng Shangshu and others were startled.
The emperor got up and went down to stare at the person for a while, then beckoned to Xiao Yuanzheng who was waiting at the side, and asked him to show him.
Xiao Yuan was feeling his pulse, frowned and thought for a long time before saying: "Your Majesty, this person's five viscera are weak, and he is easily invaded by external evils. Apart from that, I don't see any problems."
"Do you not see the problem, or do you see the problem but don't know what the problem is?"
Xiao Yuanzheng said: "There is a problem, but I don't know what the problem is due to my lack of talent and learning."
Emperor: "But poisoning?"
Xiao Yuanzheng was taken aback, and hurriedly said: "I really don't know how talented I am."
The emperor looked at Man Bao, and Zhou Man hesitated for a moment before saying, "It's not an endogenous disease, but caused by external evils, so I think he is poisoned."
The emperor looked down at the person on the wooden board and remained silent for a while.
If Zhou Man didn't find out in advance, would the prince become like this in the future
Just thinking about it, the emperor became annoyed, turned around and sat behind the table, and threw the confession presented by Yin Li and the things he found to Feng Shangshu and others to read.
Feng Shangshu and the others had just entered the palace, and had no idea what had happened. When they saw the dossier, they all opened their mouths wide.
At this time, the crown prince led the imperial guards and had already caught up with Hou Ji and the others in the western suburbs.
When Hou Ji saw the crown prince and the imperial guards, he immediately whipped the horsewhip severely and ran away like crazy.
The prince and the others fell behind and ate a mouthful of dirt, so they could only press their mouths tightly, and quickly chased after them with their eyes slightly closed.
However, there were also imperial guards who were not afraid of the dust flying in front of them, and directly shouted: "Zuo Yuhou, Your Majesty ordered you, do you want to rebel if you don't obey the edict?"
Hou Ji ran away sullenly.
The prince was very angry, so he simply took out his bow and drew an arrow to shoot, but he was also a person who had experienced many battles, so he clung to the horse's back and hid.
The prince was annoyed when an arrow shot from behind him and hit a man directly. The man fell from his horse, and the two horses behind him immediately lost their position.
While driving his horse to catch up, the prince glanced back, and saw Yin Li brought soldiers and horses to chase after him at some point.
The prince felt relieved, turned his head to look at the desperate Hou Ji in front of him and sneered...
It was past noon when the battle in the western suburbs ended and someone was sent back to inform them.
They seem to have run a long way, and the speed of escorting people back is slower.
The emperor looked at the hourglass, saw that Feng Shangshu and the others had also read the case file, so he simply asked people to have lunch, let's talk about it after lunch.
When Yin Li and the crown prince brought them back, they might not have time for lunch.
Feng Shangshu and others also often had dinner with the emperor, but they were used to it, and sat carefully on the chairs after saluting.
Master Tang has been quiet since he entered the Tai Chi Hall, unless the emperor asked him by name, he would never speak.
What's more, Bai Shan didn't say anything except saluting and saying a word when he came in.
The three of them were the youngest and sat silently at the back.
The emperor was not in a good mood. When the food came, he frowned and dialed the food. He didn't have much appetite, so he looked up at the people sitting on both sides.
At a glance, I saw the three people sitting at the end eating with great relish.
The emperor looked at the three of them carefully, only to find that Bai Shan and Zhou Man seemed to be dressed very brightly today, so he asked, "Did you even dress up when you entered the palace?"
Man Bao paused for a moment, looked at Bai Shan, Bai Shan was silent for a moment, then bowed and replied: "Go to the palace to face the saint, don't dare to lose your manners."
Zhou Man went to the palace every day, and he had to see the queen every once in a while, and he was not uncommon, and she did not dress up specially.
He looked at the two suspiciously.
Under the emperor's gaze, Mr. Tang couldn't eat, so he put down his chopsticks and bowed and added, "Your Majesty, they were invited over suddenly by the minister. At that time, the two of them were planning to go to Xuandu Temple to see the peach blossoms."
The emperor sighed and said: "The spring is just right now, and the peach blossoms in Xuandu Temple are indeed worth admiring."
He glanced at Bai Shan and Zhou Man and asked, "Are you engaged?"
The two bowed together and said "yes".
The emperor nodded and said nothing more, nodded with his chopsticks and said, "Let's eat."
The emperor's sudden surge of sadness only lasted for a while, and after Yin Li and the crown prince escorted Hou Ji back to the palace, his sadness dissipated, leaving only anger.
Hou Ji ran a long way, and in the end most of the godsons who followed him died, and he was also beaten off by Yin Li, and then he was escorted into the palace.
The emperor personally interrogated Hou Ji, and Yin Li and others, including the crown prince, retreated outside.
The emperor's roar and Hou Ji's cry could be heard from time to time in the Tai Chi Hall.
Hou Ji cried and lay on the ground, trembling all over, "Your Majesty, I'm guilty, I'm obsessed with ghosts, I didn't know what I was doing at the beginning..."
The emperor was so angry that he knocked over the iron box on the table, and the stones in it rolled down to Hou Ji. He took two steps forward, kicked him on the shoulder, and kicked him out, "You don't know What are you thinking? Then how can you plan carefully and deliver this thing to the prince step by step?"
Hou Ji got up from the ground and knelt down again, and kowtowed again and again: "The ghost has lost his mind, the ghost has lost his mind, forgive me, Your Majesty..."
The emperor's face was serious, and he asked, "Why did you send people to Luozhou and Xiangzhou?"
Hou Ji's face turned pale, his body trembled even more, and he couldn't speak at all.
The emperor understood at a glance, closed his eyes and said: "Come on, take him down."
"Your Majesty, Prince Gong detained the minister and did not agree to form an alliance with the minister." He seemed to have predicted his end and wanted to do something in the end. Before the guards took him down, he hurriedly shouted: "Prince Gong doesn't know about this matter, neither does the minister's wife and children. I beg Your Majesty to let them live..."
Hou Ji was detained.
The prince also heard his shout, his face was cold but he didn't say a word, he believed it or not, only he knew in his heart.
Man Bao followed them into the room. The emperor calmed down his anger and turned to Zhou Man, "Can you detoxify them?"
When Manbao was in Jingzhao Mansion, Keke had scanned the three of them, and paid a lot of points.
She glanced at the scattered stones on the ground, thought for a moment, and said, "It's impossible to cure them completely. Their...flesh and blood have been affected. It's best not to have children in the future. After detoxification, they can live like ordinary people."
Then his eyes fell on the man lying on the wooden board, and he whispered: "He can't be cured."
The emperor also noticed that the man on the ground could hardly hear him breathing.