Daqin: Your Majesty, quickly abdicate, or your son will turn back

Chapter 275

"In a whole village, there are only a few people who survived... This group of deserters is too vicious!"

In the room, Wang Jian thought of the tragic situation in the village during the day, and his eyes seemed to burst into flames.

"Hurry up and kill the remaining Hun soldiers. If they live one more day, there will be an unknown number of people on the frontier who will die at their hands!"

On the side, Ying Zheng, who was sitting on the dragon chair, also frowned, and his expression was extremely solemn.

"The veteran has already sent troops to investigate. This team is divided into five groups and is causing chaos in various places on the border. We can defeat them one by one!"

Wang Jian cupped his hands.

"Your Majesty, Prime Minister Li has sent an urgent secret report!"

At this moment, Meng Tian walked in to report.

"Secret report? Submit it quickly!"

Hearing this, Ying Zheng's eyes fixed, and he opened his mouth to give orders.

Seeing Ying Zheng's nervous appearance, Meng Tian didn't dare to hesitate, and went forward directly to hand over the secret report.

After receiving the secret report, Ying Zheng opened it and read it, but the more he read it, the more his brows were furrowed, and his complexion became even uglier.

"What's the matter, Your Majesty?"

Seeing Ying Zheng's appearance, Wang Jian also became nervous, and asked cautiously.

"Li Si lost him."

Ying Zheng replied calmly, but his eyes were very sharp.

When Zhang Liang left Xianyang, Ying Zheng ordered Li Si to send people to follow him all the time, and Li Si would report anything.

But I don't want to, this time when Zhang Liang traveled far and came near the border, the people who followed him met Hun soldiers, and Zhang Liang was lost.

"who?"

Hearing this, Wang Jian became even more puzzled, and couldn't help but look at Ying Zheng with even more puzzled eyes.

"Quickly find out where Baihe Village is, gather people, and rush there immediately!"

Knowing that the matter was very urgent, Ying Zheng didn't bother to explain so much, so he ordered directly.

"Yes!"

Seeing Ying Zheng's anxious appearance, Wang Jian didn't dare to hesitate at all, and nodded in agreement directly.

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On the other side, He Bo and Zhang Liang started a detour through the mountains, heading towards their destination of leaving Daqin.

He Bo followed Zhang Liang, seeing Zhang Liang walking in front without saying a word, he couldn't help heaving a long sigh.

It has been a full three days since he left the village, but during this time, Zhang Liang has been walking silently like this, not talking much, thinking about something.

"Master, take a break! No matter how anxious you are, you have to take care of this old slave!"

Seeing Zhang Liang walking, He Bo couldn't help but shouted.

But Zhang Liang didn't respond to the cry, he just kept walking forward without any reaction, obviously like a god,

"Master!"

"Master!"

Seeing this, He Bo yelled again.

Hearing the sound, Zhang Liang came back to his senses, and looked at He Bo with a slightly puzzled expression.

"If you don't let the old slave rest, the old slave's bones will fall apart!"

Seeing that Zhang Liang finally looked at him, He Bo replied with an awkward smile, sizing up Zhang Liang with his eyes.

"Ok!"

Hearing this, Zhang Liang came back to his senses, then nodded slightly, and then sat down beside a tree.

Seeing this, He Bo also sat down on a rock not far away.

"Young master, are you still thinking about what happened in the village that day?"

After sitting down, He Bo looked at Zhang Liang and asked again.

Hearing this, Zhang Liang's expression changed slightly.

He lowered his head slightly, but fell silent, as if he didn't know how to answer He Bo's question.

"When the master was still there, he often praised you, saying that you were kind, and would give food to those beggars every time. Sometimes the pocket money you gave would be quietly given to those beggars, saying that you would be an upright official in the future."

He Bo looked at Zhang Liang and said, his eyes were full of smiles.

"That was all a long time ago."

Hearing this, Zhang Liang just smiled wryly.

Although those things were long ago, he still remembered them clearly.

"Yeah, it's been a long time..."

He Bo nodded slightly, his eyes were thoughtful.

"But young master, although so long has passed, isn't your state of mind still the same?"

Immediately, He Bo looked seriously at Zhang Liang and said.

Hearing this, Zhang Liang's expression changed slightly.

"You have been clamoring all the time before, and you will manage this world by yourself in the future, so that no one in this world begs any more. It's the same even now, right?"

He Bo continued to speak, his eyes fell on Zhang Liang.

Even the assassination of Yingzheng was partly because he wanted to get rid of the tyrant for the world.

Zhang Liang's eyes were fixed, but he didn't answer, as if he was thinking about something.

"As long as the young master is determined, he will always do what he wants to do. As for the helplessness before that day, it is just a necessary process, so there is no need to keep it in mind."

He Bo continued, looking at Zhang Liang more kindly.

Hearing this, Zhang Liang remained silent, his eyes staring forward, wondering what he was thinking.

"Dengdengdeng-"

At this moment, there was a sound of horseshoes, followed by cries.

He Bo and Zhang Liang were startled when they heard the voice, they got up and hid in the bushes behind them.

The sound of horseshoes was getting closer, Zhang Liang looked through the gaps in the bushes, and saw a group of Hun soldiers chasing and killing a carriage.

The middle-aged man driving the carriage looked nervous and was already sweating profusely. There were bursts of crying in the carriage, obviously there was a baby.

Although the carriage was not slow, it was still no match for the Huns' horses.

The middle-aged man galloped forward in the carriage, but soon, the cavalry caught up.

The middle-aged man turned his head slightly, and saw that a Hun cavalry had already caught up, and the big knife in his hand was slashing straight at him.

The middle-aged man's pupils shrank, and he couldn't help but look around the carriage, only to see the woman in the carriage holding a baby in her arms, with extreme despair on her face.

Seeing this, the middle-aged man's eyes turned cold, and he jumped off the carriage, hugged the Hun soldier and rolled away.

But the other two Xiongnu cavalrymen reacted very quickly, and soon they came to the carriage, and cut down the two swords at the same time, and the two horses pulling the carriage neighed, and fell directly into a pool of blood.

The carriage fell forward, and the woman inside also fell out, but her hands tightly hugged the child in her arms.

"boom--"

The woman fell heavily to the ground, but her arms were tightly protecting the child.

Not far away, Zhang Liang in the bush saw this scene, his pupils shrank suddenly, and his heart rose to his throat.

And the woman who fell on the ground also sensed Zhang Liang's movement, raised her head slightly, and her eyes met Zhang Liang's.

But immediately, the woman's eyes changed slightly, as if thinking of something.

She hurriedly put the baby in the grass not far from Zhang Liang, while she got up and ran away quickly, obviously trying to lure away those Hun soldiers by herself, so as to win a chance for the baby.

Sensing the woman's intentions, Zhang Liang narrowed his eyes, and wanted to get up to help, but was stopped by He Bo.

He looked at Zhang Liang and shook his head helplessly.

(End of this chapter)