The little girl hides her secrets

Chapter 49.
Yun Yao cleaned up the yard and was about to go out to buy some food.

The strange thing is that there is no one on the street today, all the shops are closed, and it is empty in the blue sky and daylight, which is a bit scary.

A young man in expensive clothes ran out of a certain alley and ran towards the palace.

He skipped Yunyao, paused for a few seconds, and ran back backwards.

"Girl, what are you doing standing here if you don't want to see Master Tianshi doing something?" the young man said out of breath.

Yun Yao was taken aback for a moment, feeling a little baffled: "Isn't it okay not to look at it?"

The young man was dumbfounded, and said in disbelief: "That's what Master Tianshi did! You can't even ask for it, and you actually say you don't want to see it!"

As he said that, the young man half pushed and half moved Yun Yao, urging very anxiously: "Go, go, go, I promise you will start to believe in him once you see it."

Yun Yao thought about it, since she couldn't buy food anyway, she might as well join in the fun and treat it like watching a show.

So she trotted along.

There were huge crowds of people outside the palace, and the bridge tens of meters wide over the moat was crowded with people.

At this time, the gate of the palace was opened, and hundreds of imperial guards in armor stood aggressively at the door, but they couldn't stop the people's enthusiasm for the Celestial Master.

The young man stood annoyed and tens of meters away from the bridge. This was the closest they could get, but he couldn't even see a single thread.

The corner of Yunyao's mouth twitched. There must be at least tens of thousands of people in this large group. Is it true that there will be no stampede accidents?

Seeing that there were still many people coming here in the distance, she backed off and said, "Why don't I just stop watching."

The young man was still struggling to squeeze in, but was ejected. Hearing this, he said in great disappointment, "Okay, it's about to start, and I can't get in even if I squeeze, so I don't want to watch it."

He seemed to have lost his soul, from a high-spirited man to a walking dead, swaying when he walked, swaying with the wind.

A large and luxurious carriage passed by, followed by more than a hundred guards. Yun Yao glanced at it, and suddenly saw the intricate and gorgeous purple snake on the curtain.

The young man next to him was still talking to himself: "I'm not alive anymore. I don't have faith. What have I missed?"

Yun Yao scratched his head irritably, but finally compromised, and approached the surprisingly large carriage.

The guards looked at her vigilantly, only to see the girl took out a jade pendant from her bosom, and motioned to them calmly.

The guards immediately became respectful.

Yun Yao gently lifted the heavy curtain, and sure enough, he saw the sickly man.

Yun Xi was dressed in an official uniform, and lay gently on the soft cushion behind her. Suddenly, she felt the carriage stop, and a gust of wind blew in. In a blink of an eye, she saw a girl wearing a white jade mask.

She slowly took off the mask, revealing the face of a goddess, with simple clothes, no makeup, and only a hair tie to tie the ten thousand strands of black hair, which is so beautiful that she doesn't know it.

Yunyao grabbed the side of the carriage with her small hands, and she really didn't know how to speak. She said a little embarrassedly: "Yun Xiang. Are you going to see the ceremony?"

Fortunately, Yun Xi didn't make things difficult for her. He glanced at the man whose jaw was about to drop to the ground not far away, and said, "You and your friends can come with me."

Yun Yao showed a hearty smile, and said crisply: "Thank you."

Then she put on the mask, turned around and greeted the young man, and said, "Let's go in in Yunxiang's carriage."

The young man knelt on the ground with a plop, and said repeatedly, "Xiaosheng Han Qimin thanked Xiangye."

"I know you, you are the cousin of Concubine Xian, and you entered the Imperial College this year." Yun Xi was obviously very weak, but she had a condescending aura on her body.

Han Qimin's heart was beating wildly, he was both excited and nervous, he kowtowed several times in a row, his head was bleeding, and his eyes were full of stars.

He cautiously followed Yun Yao into the carriage.

This carriage looks bigger from the outside, and even bigger from the inside, with all internal organs, like a small bedroom.

Yun Xi's eyes became softer, she stopped sleeping, and asked aloud, "Are you still used to living in the capital?"

"It's pretty good," Yun Yao quickly adapted, without the restraint just now, and said, "It's just that I accidentally broke your carriage last time."

What broke?Han Qimin's eyes widened. A drop of blood flowed from his forehead to his nose. He felt strange, so he quickly took out his handkerchief and wiped it.

"It's just a carriage, if it breaks it will break." Yun Xi said lightly.

The carriage drove all the way to the moat, and the people on the bridge quickly dispersed, kneeling on the ground respectfully, sending Xiang Yun into the palace respectfully, and did not get up for a long time.

Yun Yao was a little confused. Although the right minister of the court had a very high status, the reaction of the people was still a bit unusual.

The imperial guards on both sides did not step forward to check the carriage, but made way for it.

Inside the city wall of more than ten meters, there is a long and wide corridor first, and then drive through the majestic, tall and exquisitely crafted Jinmen, before arriving at the Xiangrui Hall, which is the largest main hall in the imperial palace.

From such a long distance, it was difficult to see the people on the moat bridge, but they still crowded at the door, looking in expectantly.

Rows of ministers stood around the Xiangrui Hall, and Emperor Shao sat in a high position, looking down on everything.

The guard helped Yun Xi down, followed by Yun Yao and Han Qimin.

Han Qimin shook like a sieve, and knelt down behind Yun Xi and Yun Yao, so frightened that he had no energy in his body.

He must be crazy to get into Yunxiang's carriage. He really didn't expect to be in front of the emperor all of a sudden. Is it too late to regret now?

Of course it was too late.

Emperor Shao didn't expect that Yun Xi would bring two young people, but he always pampered Yun Xi, so he didn't think it was a big deal.

He looked at Han Qimin who was trembling to the point of blur, and there was a trace of joy in his majestic voice, as if he was looking at an interesting toy: "Aiqing, get up and sit down quickly, don't hurt your body."

Yun Yao hurriedly got up following Yun Xi, and took two steps to see Han Qimin still kneeling on the spot.

She complained angrily, rushed over in a few steps, and put her foot on Han Qimin's ass, causing him to almost fall and eat shit.

Only then did Han Qimin come to his senses, and hurriedly followed.

The two are like two little medicine boys, one standing behind Yunxi on the left and the other standing behind Yunxi on the right.

In the magnificent hall, there are only two people sitting, one is Emperor Shao who is above the high position, and the other is Yun Xi who is below the high position.

Yun Xi is also the only one who can ride a carriage in Jinmen.

Han Qimin quietly rubbed his buttocks, boldly said in a very low voice: "Your Majesty didn't seem to let us get up?"

"There are only His Majesty and a group of ministers in this palace now." Yun Yao didn't look at him, and made a gasp.

"what?"

Yun Yao gave him a foolish look, and said, "We are the ornaments on Yun Xiang's waist. He got up, why are you kneeling there stupidly?"

Han Qimin broke out in a cold sweat, his hand rubbing his butt paused, and he didn't dare to move.

That's right, does he want His Majesty to admit that Yun Xiang brought two irrelevant people in?
When Yun Xi heard the following conversation, the corners of Yun Xi's mouth twitched slightly.

Shaohuang's gaze on the high platform paused for a tenth of a second on Yunyao.

Yun Yao was taken aback for a moment, the emperor shouldn't be able to hear him at such a distance.

(End of this chapter)