shock!The princess kicked over the prince's wheelchair

Chapter 409 Scenery of Southern Xinjiang
This man was none other than Wu Ke, the son of the southern Xinjiang general that Mu Xichen had mentioned before.

I didn't expect him to be so strong.

Almost like Lin Daniu.

His speech was not as respectful and humble as the Zhou people, but rather rude.

Everyone present frowned.

The minister of Honglu Temple who followed behind was even more frightened and hurriedly wanted to come up to smooth things over.

However, Emperor Shuncheng didn't seem to have any intention of arguing with him. He just said: "Okay, the scenery in southern Xinjiang must be very different from that of the Great Zhou Dynasty. I am also very curious."

"Then please ask the Emperor of Zhou to see clearly."

Wu Ke said and asked the person behind him to bring a square box.

Because of the Lingbo Sword Dance just now, everyone's mood has not completely calmed down, and they are all looking at the field with anticipation.

Wu Ke stood very close to Yu Qian.

Apart from the table for the prince, prince and princess, that was where he stood.

Very close to Gozen.

If it were before, they would definitely feel that his position was too far forward.

But the southern Xinjiang woman just now also stood here in order to let them see more clearly.

With the precedent, they thought it was no big deal and just stared at the box more curiously.

Yu Cang also looked at them.

She finally felt better.

But I don’t know if it’s her imagination.

When those people took out the box just now, she seemed to hear some strange noise.

But only for a moment.

She is not sure.

Just as she was thinking, Yu Xiaotuan next to her suddenly held her hand, "Cangcang..."

Children's feelings are more acute.

But before he could say anything, the box had already been opened by several people.

There are no silks and satins, and there are no rare treasures.

But a plate full of living snakes.

They are intertwined and intertwined, making a rustling sound.It wasn't until he saw them that the thoughts in Yu Cang's mind became clear.

The sound she heard just now was caused by breathing.

"Ah! Snake!"

"Escort!"

"Come on people!"

In an instant, the entire banquet hall was in chaos.

The family members of those high-ranking officials were so frightened that their faces turned pale and they hurriedly ran out.

The Imperial Guards were holding long knives, ready to rush forward to protect them.

But Wu Ke was too close to Emperor Shuncheng.

The woman from southern Xinjiang just now seemed to be clearing the way for him, sending him to the location closest to Emperor Shuncheng.

Now except for the palace concubines and a few chamberlains around Emperor Shuncheng, no one can rush over to escort him.

"This is our unique poisonous snake in southern Xinjiang, which breaks the heart in five steps! Dog Emperor, your death has come!" Wu Ke laughed loudly, took out the flute from his waist, and played a strange tune.

The snakes that were originally entangled in the box seemed to suddenly wake up, crawling out from all sides of the box, and then winding and spreading in all directions.

They are specially trained and extremely fast.

I heard that this was a highly venomous snake, and the princes and princesses who were still sitting still couldn't hold back anymore and began to cry.

De Fei also started screaming.

Many people ran outside.

The Forbidden Army wanted to rush up to escort them, but they were hindered by the reverse flow of people and were unable to arrive for a while.

The eighth prince even screamed that there was one under their table.

After hearing this, Concubine Wang Xian ran towards Mu Langsheng regardless of the danger.

Mu Xunli obviously didn't expect this situation to happen.

The birthday banquet inspection is the most stringent.

How could those barbarians hide these poisonous snakes from the guards and bring them into the palace?

But before he could figure it out, Shen Qingshu beside him exclaimed, "Your Highness, you also have a snake on your body!"

"what?!"

(End of this chapter)