Mi Bao was three and a half years old, and was favored by the big bosses in the capital

The Feiyu Camp was the secret guard camp privately owned by the late General Wang Situ Lie. It originally existed to protect Situ Lie, and was later given as a dowry to Situ Yunwan, the married daughter-in-law.

Situ Yunwan is Shan Ye's mother.

The Feiyu Battalion has developed to a total of [-] dark guards, and most of the dark guards are orphans, who have received various trainings since childhood and have their own strengths.In order not to attract attention, they are rarely used under normal circumstances, so they are rarely known. In the current world, only the emperor knows except the owner of Feiyu Camp.

Shan Ye was also informed of the existence of Feiyuying by his mother when he was eight years old last year. At that time, he only met the current captain of Feiyuying. Today is the second time he has met someone from Feiyuying.

Shan Ye is obviously a nine-year-old child, standing in front of Cheng Er, but he is not at all uncomfortable, even his back is straight, exuding the aura of a superior.

He narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at the hidden guard in front of him, "Raise your head."

Upon hearing this, Cheng Er raised his head without hesitation.

With a sharp-edged face and too young facial features, nothing special can be seen, except for a pair of bright eyes.

Shan Ye asked, "How is my mother? Was she injured that day?"

Cheng Er replied: "Return to Your Highness, Princess Qihua suffered some injuries that day, but her life was not in danger. I think she should have recovered by now."

"You don't know how my mother is doing?" Shan Ye frowned.

"Forgive me, Your Highness. Feiyu Camp has strict rules. If it wasn't for the higher-ups speaking, we shouldn't know, and they wouldn't tell us. If I were in the imperial capital, I might have heard about the higher-ups, but since His Highness was taken away that day After the unknown, I was ordered to lead people to look for His Highness's trace, and then I left the imperial capital, and..."

People are not imperial capitals, and the higher-ups don't specifically mention it, so it's understandable even if you don't know it.

When Shan Ye heard what he said, he was not embarrassed.

I thought it would be good if my mother didn't have to worry about her life. However, my mother is already weak and has never been whereabouts. I'm afraid she will worry about it day and night, which is definitely not good for her health.

Just as he was thinking about it, he heard Cheng Er say: "Don't worry, Your Highness, I will send a letter to the imperial capital to inform the Crown Princess about finding His Highness."

"There's no need to tell over there for now."

Although he didn't want his mother to worry in his heart, but thinking of the current situation of their mother and son, Shan Ye ruthlessly refused.

Cheng Er was a little surprised, "Don't you tell over there?"

Shan Ye said: "The Feiyu Camp is trustworthy, but the people at the Qihua Palace are hard to tell. If those people find out my whereabouts later, I'm afraid we will all be killed to go back."

When Cheng Eryi heard this, his expression immediately became serious.

He was only 15 years old, and he was able to be arranged to lead a team to find someone. Naturally, he was capable. Shan Ye's words made him instantly aware of the risks and seriousness involved.

At the same time, my heart was filled with horror.

If I remember correctly, His Royal Highness is only nine years old now, right?
At such a young age, not only is he awe-inspiring, but he can also have such thoughts, and he doesn't know what he will look like when he grows up in the future?
Just as he was distracted, a sharp gaze fell on his face, and Cheng Er was so frightened that he hurried back to his senses, and lowered his head, completely respectful.

Shan Ye didn't care about his distraction, and asked again: "How many people did you come this time?"

Cheng Er said: "Back to Your Highness, there are ten people among me. But yesterday I saw His Highness's signal, so I asked them to stay in the town for a while and found them myself."

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