Xiao Huayong gave Munuha a mute drug, and the tiger also ate the meat containing the mute drug. He would be unable to make any sound for the next two days. Otherwise, if he roared in the yard, how could he not attract people
Supporting half of his face with one hand, Xiao Huayong watched a silent fight. Munuha was putting up a desperate fight. Although Luling had untied the iron chains that bound him after injecting medicine into his body, he dodged desperately but was still no match for the big beast.
Seeing that one of his arms was torn off alive and Munuha showed no sign of compromising, Xiao Huayong felt bored and raised two fingers. The other two were also opened. The stimulation of blood and unbearable hunger quickly made them pounce on him.
Xiao Huayong remained calm throughout the whole process. The first thing he did when he returned to the East Palace was to paint what he had seen today, one by one on the paper. When he opened the paintings, they were shocking to look at.
On the other side, Li Yanyan learned that the drug that poisoned Prince Xiao Changzhen of Dai was from a poisonous herb from the Turks. The purpose was to poison Xiao Huayong, and Xiao Changzhen was just an innocent victim. She was very angry and immediately wrote a letter to the fourth prince Xiao Changtai.
Xiao Changtai naturally had people in Kyoto, and he knew what happened on the Dragon Boat Festival earlier than Li Yanyan's message. He had a hunch that this was not done by Munuha. How could Munuha have done this without his help
Even if he tried it himself, he might not be able to successfully tamper with the food prepared in the palace during the Dragon Boat Festival.
"Your Highness, the Princess Dai wants to see you." The subordinate reported.
"You're looking for me to settle the score for the Third Brother." Xiao Changtai sneered, "This matter is not simple. Who else could be poisoned? It has to be the Third Brother."
Before his death, Yu Zao confessed that it was the third brother who was the mastermind behind the tomb robbery. Although in the end it was only confirmed that the third brother was not the mastermind, the evidence handed over did not at least point to Princess Dai. It was just that there was no irrefutable evidence, so Li Yanyan was not punished.
Therefore, whether it is His Majesty or other people, they all suspect that Li Yanyan and Dingran have joined forces with others. This is obviously a deliberate trap to lure the third brother behind Li Yanyan to come forward. Li Yanyan was confused and had no scruples at all. I am afraid she didn't even know that she had fallen into a trap.
"Princess Dai..."
"Don't pay attention to it." Kyoto is so dangerous, why would he fall into someone else's trap
Just then, footsteps were heard. Xiao Changtai gave a wink, and Ye Wantang, dressed in a straw cloth skirt, came in carrying a wooden basin.
They were sent here as punishment, so naturally they could not have servants to serve them, and they had to take care of their own food, clothing and other expenses.
Ye Wantang used to be a noble lady, with hands that were only used for painting and playing the piano. When she came to the imperial mausoleum, she had to wash clothes and cook soup. Xiao Changtai looked at her with a gentle look: "Wanwan, leave these here, I'll wash them."
"It's cold in winter and you didn't let me wash the laundry. Now it's midsummer, I can't let you do all the chores." Ye Wantang smiled brightly.
In the past they traveled around and often went in and out of the mountains, and she was not spoiled. Although life here was hard, Ye Wantang felt comfortable.
The two of them cooked food together. After they finished eating, Ye Wantang took out the needle and thread to make clothes for Qiu Dong: "A Tai, I have to go back to Beijing."
Xiao Changtai is not a free man, but Ye Wantang is a free man. His Majesty did not punish Ye Wantang for accompanying her to guard the mausoleum. It was Ye Wantang who wanted to come with her husband. She can go back at any time. As long as she does not go in and out of the imperial mausoleum frequently, His Majesty will not mind.