Dijun's black moonlight is back

Suiyuan's sense of direction was ordinary, but this room of similar size and shape made her dizzy.

And there was not even a single person who could be arrested and questioned along the way.

She had a bad premonition, and sure enough, she heard a shaking sound at the door of the next room.

Sui Yuan quickly glanced around to make sure no one saw her.

The commotion in the room was so loud that Sui Yuan blushed and had to be busy finding a way out of here, while also being careful not to make any noise to attract their attention.

You can use your toes to figure out who is inside. Except for the queen, no one would dare to make such a big noise in her palace.

As for that man, from the fragmented conversation, you can probably tell that he is not the king.

In a sense, Sui Yuan found a dead end for himself.

She finally found her way out, and a crescent-shaped scimitar was placed on her neck.

The person behind him didn't say anything, but used a knife to force Sui Yuan into a room filled with debris.

She sighed in her heart, wondering if the people behind her would believe her if she didn't see or hear anything she said at this time.

"Who are you?" The person behind him asked: "Why have I never seen you in the palace?"

"I am the princess from the next week," Sui Yuan told the truth. There was no point in lying at this time. "I just wanted to visit the queen for something."

Sui Yuan raised the rose water in her hand and handed it back: "I have never seen the king and queen, and it is difficult to go to the king directly, so I came here to take a look first."

The man took the flower dew, opened the seal and smelled it carefully for a moment.

After the knife on his neck was removed, Sui Yuan turned around and saw a tall and handsome man.

Judging from his reaction, he probably didn't know what happened in the palace, otherwise he might not let her go.

"I'll give it to you," Sui Yuan saw that he was interested and took the initiative to please him, "but can you promise me one thing?"

He raised his eyes and glanced at Sui Yuan, with wariness and suspicion in his eyes: "Speak first."

"Don't tell anyone I came today." Sui Yuan said.

"Why?" he asked.

"Promise me, I will give you this if you want to drink it from now on," Sui Yuan avoided answering, "How about it?"

He seemed a little confused, but fortunately he nodded in the end: "Okay."

Sui Yuan breathed a sigh of relief and immediately wanted to open the door and leave.

"Wait." He suddenly called Sui Yuan again.

Could it be that he regretted it?Sui Yuan really didn't know how he would leave today if he regretted it.

This person seems to have a strong martial arts skills. She doesn't know any kung fu and it would be easy to kill her.

"My name is Alan Shuo." He did not stop Sui Yuan from leaving. Instead, he announced his home address. "I will go find you. Remember to tell your men not to stop me."

Alan Shuo?
How come it sounds familiar.

Sui Yuan turned around and looked the young man up and down: "Alan Hua has something to do with you?"

His eyes flashed for a moment, as if there was some painful past flashing through them.

"Where did you hear this name?" Alan Shuo asked her.

With his reaction, Sui Yuan probably understood why he agreed to let her go and was willing to help hide it.

"Do I look similar to Alan Hua?" Sui Yuan asked.

Alan Shuo looked into her eyes, and after a long time, he lowered his head and nodded lightly a few times.It's more than a resemblance, it's almost carved out of the same mold.

Even if Alan Hua had biological sisters, it would be impossible for her to look so similar.

"Alan Hua is my sister," Alan Shuo said, "You are very similar to her, very similar."

The moment Suiyuan turned around, Alan Shuo almost thought that Alan Hua was not dead.

"Are you the queen's bodyguard now?" Sui Yuan asked her guess.

Apart from anything else, looking at his series of reactions, Sui Yuan probably didn't have any questions to ask with this face in his face, and he would be unwilling to answer truthfully.

I don't know what Alan Hua's story is that makes everyone in An'an's group so eager to talk.

Alan Shuo nodded honestly: "I have been following the queen since my sister died and worked as an errand in the queen's palace, so what I did just now was just my duty."

He licked the corner of his mouth with some guilt and asked Sui Yuan tentatively: "You just said that I can go to you in the future. You won't regret it, right?"

"Of course not," Sui Yuan was made to laugh a little, "You can come if you want."

"But you have to tell me first, what happened in the Moon Palace this month, I always feel weird."

"The old King of Parthia was hunted down by Khedici," Alan Shuo blurted out, "So the person you want to marry becomes him. Is this what you want to ask?"

"Huh?" Sui Yuan thought, and she guessed it right.

"What about the others? No one is against him?"

Alan Shuo frowned and looked at her with a look that looked stupid but didn't want to make her sad by saying it: "Of course there is, how could it not be."

"What kind of look do you have," Sui Yuan scolded him, "Of course I know, I mean to ask who you are."

"Every prince." Alan Shuo replied.

Each?That means Khedia Assassin is included.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute," Sui Yuan realized something was wrong, "You said Hedici usurped the throne, so the queen is his wife? Then why did he marry me?"

Although she just happened to catch the queen cheating on Hongxing, she was still a wife in name only, so why would she marry again?

"The person inside is not the queen," Alan Shuo said, "but the concubine of the old King Anxi and the biological mother of the eldest prince."

Sui Yuan was stunned for a moment, then guessed: "Don't tell me that she is now the concubine that Hedi is pursuing."

Alan Shuo nodded.

Sui Yuan had heard a little bit about the tradition of wife-raiding in their area, but he didn't expect that it was still practiced.

"Let me ask one more question," Sui Yuan said, "What is the relationship between Hedi Cizhui and Hedi Mu Ciyi?"

"Hedi Cichui is the younger brother of the old King Anxi, and he is the uncle of the eldest prince according to his seniority. Now the eldest prince should call him father."

Sui Yuan estimated that Hedimu Ciyi was the one who most wanted to kill Hedi Cichui. After all, he had the grudge for killing his father and mother.

"Uh, that...that's, that..." Sui Yuan didn't know how to ask.

She had just bumped into the concubine there, and the man who heard the conversation was not Hedi Cizhui, so she wanted to ask the concubine if she had a sweetheart.

But about this topic, she was a little embarrassed to ask, and she always felt that this matter should be relatively secret, unlike Alan Shuo, an ordinary guard who could know.

"The princess wants to ask about the rumors about the concubine and the general?" Alan Shuo saw some clues and took the initiative to pass the message to Sui Yuan.

"General?" Sui Yuan didn't expect to be able to extract so much information: "They...?"

"General Chatu," Alan Shuo said, "There have long been rumors in the palace that the eldest prince is not the blood of the old King of Parthia, but the son of the concubine and General Chatu." (End of this chapter)