I, who disguised myself as a woman, turned out to be a queen! ?

Chapter 701 Will the Empress and Queen of Daxia also witness the destruction of their country?
Someone stood up, wearing armor, obviously a military commander, "What a joke! You actually want me, the Uighur Khan, to flee to another country like a stray dog, and to Daxia!"

Afterwards, the general turned and looked in the direction of the Uighur Khan: "King! The people in the city are united as one. After recruiting the people, we still have 100,000 soldiers and horses who are willing to defend the capital to the death in a month. Moreover, there is abundant food and grass in the city. As long as we hold our ground and wait for the reinforcements from the various tribes to arrive, we will surely drive back the Mobei army!"

The man who spoke before laughed and said, "Wuertu, why do you think that our ragtag group of 100,000 people can stop the hundreds of thousands of troops from Mobei outside! Moreover, the tribes of the reinforcements have surrendered long ago. Now the Mobei army will launch a general attack tomorrow. In my opinion, we can't hold out tomorrow. What guarantees can you give!"

The Uighur general looked at the man with a ferocious expression.

Everyone in the royal court looked ashen as they listened to what this man said.

Especially the women around the Uighur Khan, some of them were already crying bitterly.

"Come down."

At this time, someone stood up. It was a woman, but everyone knew that she was the king's aunt and played an important role in the court.

The woman said, "It's not possible to fight or avoid them, so why not negotiate terms? If they can promise not to massacre the Uighurs in the city, even if they surrender, no one will blame you, Your Majesty. Instead, they will be grateful to you."

Everyone looked at the woman.

Anger was already evident on the faces of the war faction, but more people were looking at the Khan with anticipation.

Snapped!
The wine glass in the Khan's hand fell onto the carpet, and the red wine spilled all over the carpet, but the glass did not break.

"You have been quarreling every day since I took the throne. You are so annoying." The Khan looked at his ministers.

The Khan said, "If you are afraid, go away. If you want to surrender, open the city gate. If you want to do something, do it. It's already this time, and you are still arguing. So, do whatever you want to do, and don't bother me."

Hearing this, everyone looked at each other.

Some people actually turned around and tried to escape.

But there were also a few people who stood still, including the general and the woman.

"Haha." The Khan looked at so many people escaping from the royal court and laughed, "You really plan to escape? Then kill them all."

As he spoke, the Khan stood up.

Simultaneously
Countless guards of the Uighur Khan appeared, and they swung their swords at these Uighur nobles who were once high and mighty without mercy.

Everyone was stunned, fear showed on their faces, and some even looked at the Khan.

But the next moment.
All the guards took action together.

All dead.

The royal court was flooded with blood.

The general, the woman and the other two could feel the killing behind them and lowered their heads, not daring to look.

After killing the people, the guards left.

The royal court was unusually quiet.

The Khan pushed the woman away, closed his eyes and enjoyed it for a moment before saying, "It's so quiet. I've always wanted to do something like this since I ascended the throne."

The Khan slowly stepped down from the throne, his clothes dragging behind him, "How long has it taken Mobei to attack my Khanate so far?"

The woman said, "One hundred and nineteen days."

The Khan smiled softly: "How amazing! They actually destroyed the Uighur Khanate in such a short time. My soldiers and people are also amazing! They actually stood up to the Mobei people for 119 days."

Snapped!
The Khan sat down on the ground, not sure if he was drunk or not. After sitting down, he picked up the wine glass and drank up the remaining wine in it.

The queen, who had remained calm throughout, came over with a bottle of wine and helped the Khan pour the wine.

"My king, the Uighurs have been annihilated, but I will not just give the royal court to the Mobei people. So, aunt, go open the treasury in the royal court and give it to all the soldiers and the people in the city. Tell them that as long as they kill the Mobei people, they can get more. They can take whatever they want."

The Khan raised the wine glass in his hand and looked into the distance.

The generals and the women looked at the Khan, hesitated for a moment, looked at each other, then saluted and retreated.

He walked around the corpses all over the ground and walked straight out of the royal court.

"You, go dance." The Khan faced forward and spoke to the women.

Every woman had tears on her face, even the princess had tears in her eyes. But she wiped her tears, stood up, walked to the Khan, spread her arms, and prepared to dance.

The Khan smiled and took a sip of wine.

Then he leaned against the steps, looked at the ceiling, and listened to music.

The concubines were still dancing, but one woman was crying so hard that she could no longer dance.

When the Khan saw this, he just smiled and said: "If you are afraid, drink until you are drunk and you will forget everything. Then in our Uighur history books, you will not be recorded as a beauty who brought disaster, and I will not be written as the Khan of the fallen country, and the Uighur people will not be slaughtered. Everything will be forgotten, so just drink."

As he spoke, the Khan took a few big gulps of wine.

But when he looked at his concubines again, he saw that his princess had come to his side and took a few sips from the wine glass.

The Khan laughed immediately, hugged his princess in his arms, and said, "Do you think such a powerful Mobei will destroy Daxia? Will I meet the Queen of Daxia? Will she ask me why I didn't follow the alliance between the previous king and their previous emperor of Daxia?"

After saying this, the Khan laughed and said, "Yes, if I don't ask, I may not even see him."

The Khan suddenly laughed at himself and looked at his princess: "Do you remember how I got to this position?"

The princess looked at her husband and nodded.

The Khan laughed and said, "After using all means to get to this position, I realized that this position is really annoying. No matter what I want to do, I will be criticized. It has been a long time since I went riding on the grassland with you."

The princess didn't say anything, but some of the concubines were already crying.

The Khan continued, "I was so happy before, but why? Even though it was so uncomfortable, I was always trembling with fear as the king, but why is it still like this? Is it a dream? Am I drunk?"

The Khan looked at the princess, as if waiting for an answer. The princess said, "Well, it was all a dream."

The princess' eyes were filled with tears and she tried hard to smile.

King Khan laughed, and then said: "So I only like you in this life."

As he spoke, he picked up the princess and said, "Like before, I will hold you and take you outside. You can come with me."

After saying this to the other concubines, she walked out of the royal court.

The Uighur royal city was built on a mountain. The royal court was located at the highest point. At a glance, one could see the entire city and even the scene outside the city wall.

As soon as he walked out of the royal court, the Khan saw many people in the city, many of them were women with children in their arms, but more were people with weapons in their hands, standing on the streets, on the steps of the city walls, and at the city gates.

I looked up and saw outside the city.

Countless people, countless square formations, a dark mass.

The catapults were being prepared, the battering rams were moving slowly forward, the giant crossbows were being drawn, and the Mobei soldiers were filled with murderous intent.

When the concubines behind the Khan saw this scene, they collapsed to the ground and cried even harder.

The Khan said, "It is so beautiful."

Then, the princess was put down.

"The empress of Daxia and the queen who is rumored to be very beautiful, will we be able to see such a scene in their Luoan in the future?" The Khan looked at the princess.

The princess pursed her lips, not knowing how to answer.

The Khan suddenly said, "So this is what it feels like to lose a country."

Hearing this, the princess could no longer control her tears.

The Khan could no longer control himself and started crying while hugging his princess.

The Khan's aunt rode with the general on the streets of the Uighur royal court, heading towards the city gate, with trembling "soldiers" on both sides.

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The soldiers could not see what was happening outside, they could only hear the sounds.

But every time they heard the sound, the ground was shaking, causing them to breathe faster, especially since among the soldiers there were believers, merchants, skinny old men, slaves, etc.
One hundred thousand people.

All kinds of people are there, a total of 100,000 people.

Every person is one in a hundred thousand.

There was fear on the face of every one in a hundred thousand.

If a war really breaks out, one in a hundred thousand will wail, one in a hundred thousand will suffer, and one in a hundred thousand will die!

There is also blood, surprise, shock, confusion, disgust, anger, and
At that moment, despair was revealed on the faces of every one in a hundred thousand people.

They couldn't see the scene outside the city walls, they could only hear the sounds, but just this made their legs tremble constantly.

The end of the war will inevitably be hell, a hundred thousand hells.

The Khan's aunt said, "I have already made an appointment with King Zhongshuo of the Southern Court of Mobei. I will open the city gate in a moment."

Upon hearing this, the general immediately glared at Aunt Khan and was about to draw his sword.

But the woman had no intention at all, and immediately said: "Do you want to watch all these people die? For your so-called loyalty, they can't be stopped! And what about the people from Mobei? Many of them will survive, and then rush in. The killing will make them full of anger and greed. What will happen then? Rape and plunder. The lust of all the people from Mobei on the battlefield will turn them into beasts, and then devour everyone in the whole royal city, women, children, no one will be spared! We Huihu are dead, we all know it! So, I have agreed with Zhong Shuoxing that he will not kill anyone, only the king!"

The general glared at the woman in rage, but the knife in his hand was shaking.

The woman continued, "I am only telling you this, because the people at the city gate are my people, and they will open the city gate. It started with the sudden death of the previous king and the rise of my ridiculous nephew. This is destiny, a destiny set by Allah!"

After saying this, the woman stopped looking at the general and turned around to continue walking towards the city gate.

The general clenched the knife in his hand, looked at the woman, and wanted to kill her, but his reason told him not to.

Because I know everything a woman says is right.

As a military general, he only needed to take a look at the so-called soldiers around him to know that these people were not soldiers at all, they were just called soldiers.

Boom~~
The city gate slowly opened.

The woman stood in the middle of the city gate.

Looking at the other side of the door, there were more than a dozen Mobei generals in black armor, especially the man in the lead who was dressed as a Daxia scholar.

The man was very young, probably in his thirties, with a very pale complexion and a very handsome appearance, one could even say he was exceptionally strange, especially because he had heterochromatic eyes, one eye was white and the other was blue, not sure if it was because he was mixed-race.

Zhong Shuoxing, the King of the Southern Courtyard of Mobei, is the man who planned the Queen Mother's ascension to the throne.

Zhong Shuoxing looked at the woman, and before she could speak, he turned back to look at the general beside him and said softly, "Massacre the city."

Then he looked at the woman and said, "My soldiers, you have to vent a little."

The woman looked surprised and was about to speak when a huge hammer fell down and killed her.

Zhong Shuoxing rode his horse directly into the Uighur royal city, with countless soldiers from Mobei pouring in around him.

Zhong Shuoxing looked at the Uighurs in the city, smiled and said, "The next one is Luo An."

As he said this, he turned around and looked at the beautiful woman who was riding a horse, holding a large bow in her hand, and a falcon standing on her shoulder.

'It took 119 days to destroy the Uighurs in Mobei. The King of the Southern Court ordered a two-month rest before attacking Daxia.'

(End of this chapter)