Miss Jun was slightly taken aback.
This is not the first time he has asked this question.
When he came back from the Northland as the fiancée of Duke Cheng's son, he came to see him, and the first thing he asked was this.
There were so many important things to say, but all he wanted to ask and cared about was this.
Miss Jun looked at him, lowered her eyes slightly, and reached out to hold the teacup in front of her.
Seeing this action, Ning Yunzhao suddenly smiled, a little happily.
He didn't speak either, and reached out to hold the teacup in front of him.
But not long after, Miss Jun raised her head.
"I'm going to the North." She said, "To be precise, I'm going to the Jin Kingdom."
Just like the least important sentence that Ning Yunzhao asked repeatedly, Miss Jun's decision at this time was also the most inappropriate one.
At this moment, the court is undercurrents, there are too many things to talk about and ask, and there are too many things to discuss about the present and the future.
At least she should stay in the capital, but she wants to leave.
"Mr. Cheng said that Zhu Zan is on guard in the Northland, and there is still work to be done." Miss Jun smiled, "I'm not a child, so I can't be fooled by such words."
She lowered her head again and turned the teacup in her hand.
"It must be Zhu Zan who went to assassinate the Emperor of the Jin Kingdom. One can imagine how dangerous this matter is. Something must have happened to him."
Ning Yunzhao nodded.
"Yeah, those who do this kind of thing are dead men, and it may not be successful if you change your life." He said.
Miss Jun looked up at him.
"So, I'm going to find him and come back." She said, "Other people can't do this. I'm familiar with Jin Guo."
Because the master led the Qingshan army to kill the enemy in the territory of Jin country.
There are some detailed maps of the Kingdom of Jin in the handwriting he left behind.
Ning Yunzhao smiled while holding the teacup.
"That seems to be true now," he said.
Miss Jun looked at him. This time, she didn't lower her eyes, nor did she turn the teacup in her hand.
"Yes." She nodded seriously.
Ning Yunzhao was still smiling.
"Should I say a blessing?" he said.
But he didn't say it.
"Should I say thank you, or sorry?" Miss Jun looked at him and said seriously.
But she didn't say either.
Ning Yunzhao spread his smile and raised the teacup in his hand.
Miss Jun held up the teacup with both hands and touched his teacup lightly.
The two drank each drink, and they seemed a little embarrassed to face each other again, but nothing seemed to change.
Ning Yunzhao laughed first.
"However, after thinking about it, I'm really not reconciled." He said.
Miss Jun looked at him.
"I have done a lot." Ning Yunzhao continued, frowning slightly, "I should be able to ask for something in return."
"Of course, please tell me." Miss Jun said, "As long as I can do it."
Ning Yunzhao raised his eyebrows.
"There are still restrictions." He said, "It seems that I am indeed not as good as Zhu Shizi."
Miss Jun was a little embarrassed.
He has always been as gentle as jade, he sees through without revealing it, and never embarrasses others.
Ning Yunzhao returned to a warm smile.
"People have to be willful once," he said.
Miss Jun recovered her expression, looked at him and nodded.
"Please tell me." She said, and then paused, "Of course you can tell me anytime."
"Don't talk about the future." Ning Yunzhao said with a smile, "Just now."
Miss Jun looked at him seriously and waited for his opening.
Ning Yunzhao looked at her.
"Let's play chess again," he said.
…
During the Lantern Festival, in a street market full of fiery trees and silver flowers, there was a woman behind him, looking at the chessboard surrounded by everyone in front of him, she excitedly said a move.
A young man heard this, and responded with a move of interest.
So they came and went, playing a game of blindfold chess in the dark.
After the chess game was over, he turned his head and she looked at him, only to realize that the other party was a stranger she was familiar with.
From that moment on, there has been an uninterrupted relationship.
Although at the beginning, they didn't intend to communicate.
But, who can know the future, who can grasp the future.
Miss Jun didn't speak, looked at him and smiled, then nodded.
…
The table by the window was where Miss Jun used to write medical books. The pen, ink, paper and inkstone were put away, and a not-so-delicate chessboard was placed.
"I'm sorry, the old man next door only has this, and the shop is not open yet, so it's a bit far to go to shopkeeper Liu." Chen Qi said apologetically, sweeping a stain on the chessboard.
But the stain has penetrated deep into the chessboard and cannot be wiped off at all.
"To play chess, all you need is a board and pieces." Ning Yunzhao said.
The most important thing is the people. Fang Jinxiu curled her lips, she really didn't know what time it was, but she started playing chess slowly in the early morning, and said that they were really different from ordinary people.
She shook her hands and walked away. Chen Qi followed, stood at the door of the backyard and looked back, and saw that the two sitting opposite each other started to play chess. Lazi.
"It's really playing chess." Chen Qi muttered, and frowned again.
It's not that he hasn't seen men and women playing chess, but for some reason, under the misty morning light, this man and woman who are serious and focused on playing chess look a little inexplicably sour.
There is nothing sour, you must know that the two people in front of you are not ordinary people.
They are all the most capable people who supported King Huai to become the crown prince. In the future, King Huai will ascend the throne as the emperor, and they will all contribute to the success of the dragon.
This status will be incomparably glorious, and everyone will envy them. In this world, they can't get what they want, so what is there for them to be sour.
"I think I may be sick." Chen Qi turned his head, and the other party Jinxiu said.
"Take medicine when you are sick." Fang Jinxiu said without raising her head.
Chen Qi couldn't help being wronged, and he was a little angry.
"Then go get me some medicine," he said.
Fang Jinxiu glanced at him, walked away.
Chen Qi yelled twice and followed.
"Then I'll take it myself, can you watch me eat it?" He said.
…
No matter how subtle it is, the chess game has its end.
Ning Yunzhao got up and saluted Miss Jun with a smile.
"Farewell," he said.
Of course he knew how dangerous it would be to go, but he didn't keep him or tell him to take care of him, he only said goodbye.
Miss Jun looked at him and wanted to say something, but in the end she didn't speak and bowed her head in return.
Ning Yunzhao turned around and strode away.
Miss Jun reached out to take the cloak handed over by Fang Jinxiu. A group of soldiers and horses were already waiting outside the Jiuling Hall. Miss Jun got on the horse without stopping to urge the horse to move forward.
The morning light is bright, the shops on both sides are opening, the people on the street start to move, talking and laughing and greeting, women scolding their children loudly, sending the group of people away in a noisy and bustling way.