Yijuan cloud

Chapter 89 Really lucky
Although the Border Market is not as lively as Zhongyuan Street, it has a unique scene.

This is the first time Mongolia and Han trade with each other, and both sides come here because of each other's goods.

It was bustling with people, there were herds of livestock, the silk was dazzling, and the Mongolians and Han people were chatting happily.

The world is all for profit.

The previous tense situation between the soldiers of the two clans did not affect the interactions between businessmen at all.

At the beginning, the imperial censor officials who maintained the order of the mutual market led us around. Wherever we passed, the noisy stalls immediately became cold. Both Mongolian and Han merchants bowed and saluted. It didn’t feel like going to the market, but more like The inspection is coming.

So Prince Yi sent away the junior official, and we were the only ones wandering around.

Linghua followed me. She had never left the house since she came to Beijing.

He said that he had lived on the border for more than half a year and had never even seen a Mongolian.

At this time, I suddenly saw so many people. I couldn't help but tighten my arms and whispered nervously: "These people look really fierce. They are really as strong as cattle. The girl was kidnapped earlier, so she must have been frightened." ?”

I remembered the scene when I suddenly saw the Mongolian cavalry at the foot of the grassy slope. I was so shocked that I couldn't move. Later, I turned a blind eye to the generals of the Tumut tribe. I couldn't help but smile bitterly and was filled with emotion.

This misunderstanding made my gloomy mood feel a little more interesting. I turned my head and leaned close to Linghua's ear, covered it with my hand, and whispered:
"These are just some merchants. If they are real Mongolian cavalry, they are even more powerful and brave. There is no need to be afraid of them. They just look strong. Several of them can't beat the prince alone."

"What are you talking about?" Prince Yi on the side said with a smile.

I looked straight ahead and said softly: "Insignificant words."

"Is there anything you like? Do you want to go and have a look in the Arab tent? Their gemstone statues are very beautiful." He looked at me sideways and said, very patiently.

I knew he wanted to forgive me, so I didn't want people around me to be affected by my mood, so I pretended to be relaxed and said, "Okay, let's go and have a look."

The Arab's tent is at another fork in the road.

I looked back and saw that Youting hadn't followed me yet.

He was looking at a tall, snow-white horse with an innocent and curious expression. He seemed reluctant to leave for a while, so he went over to ask him what he meant.

Youting looked at the horses with great interest and said, "I will stay here to watch people selling horses, not any precious stones."

Prince Yi smiled and said, "Master Lin, take your time here and watch. We will be back in a while."

With that said, he ordered Zhong Ming to leave a guard to follow Youting.

It took a while for Youting to react. He quickly looked away from the horse and saluted Prince Yi: "Your Majesty..."

As soon as he opened his mouth, he thought that he should not reveal his identity in public, so he quickly whispered: "My lord, don't be anxious, the villain is waiting here."

In the past two years or so, the world has been changing, and even Youting has gained a lot of experience... It may have happened in the past two months. The person who protected him and loved him is no longer there. How can he do it without being more thoughtful.

I turned away suddenly.

The retail traders outside are incomparable with merchants with specialized tents.

Several Arab merchants immediately gathered around us when they saw us coming in, and the guards had to fend off these overly enthusiastic foreign merchants.

But no matter which stall I passed, a merchant would bring out a box that was not displayed outside.

The light in the tent was dim, and for a moment, the eyes were filled with colors and pearls.

I didn't want people to see the traces of crying anymore, so my eyes kept falling on those colorful gems, corals, pearls, statues, woolen fabrics and other dazzling goods, and I felt that the colors were blurry before my eyes.

"This gold lotus flower pick with gems is quite unique, how about it?" Prince Yi picked up a lotus pick and handed it to me.

I nodded hurriedly, without looking at him, and said, "Very good." "Pretend." Prince Yi said loudly.

The merchant was immediately overjoyed and said in broken Chinese: "Beautiful! Good-looking! Master, you have a vision! Madam, you look good!"

Linghua, Zhongming and Zhuqing couldn't help laughing.

My face became hot and I walked away.

This time, I could see all those things clearly: rubies as big as pigeon eggs, round and well-proportioned pearls, emeralds, amber, cat's eye, crystals... they were all exquisite and expensive pearls and jade jewelry.

At that time at home, it was common for people from jewelry shops to come to my mother’s room and sell one or two pieces every time. My mother’s jewelry store contained many precious pearls. I didn’t like them at all at that time, and I thought they would be worn on my head. It's really cumbersome, but my mother likes it very much.

"Which one do you like? I'm so fascinated by it." Prince Yi said.

"Everything is good." I smiled at him, turned and left.

As soon as I walked out of the tent, I saw a familiar person walking towards me. I couldn't help but be stunned.

Sudiya wore a bright red Mongolian winter robe embroidered with gold thread, and said with a smile: "King Yi is really generous, and he can buy gems in boxes."

I looked back and saw Zhong Ming holding a large sandalwood box in his hand. He looked at Prince Xiang Yi and asked, "How much did you buy?"

Prince Yi said calmly: "Not many."

Sudiya walked up to him and saluted: "I have met King Yi. We are really destined. You Han people have a saying that there is God's will in the dark. It seems that God also knows that if it were not for us, this mutual trade would not be possible. There was no way to pass, so I wanted to come to the market for a walk today, so we met by chance."

Prince Yi said: "It all depends on the power of Anda Khan. I don't dare to be greedy for credit."

Sudiya smiled, turned to me and said, "How nice is Miss Lin? But who bullied you? Why are you unhappy?"

I smiled at her, saluted, and said, "Princess Laosudya is worried. I'm fine."

Sudiya stared at me deeply for a few times, then looked at Prince Yi, and said to me: "Miss Lin, you are very lucky."

I lowered my eyes and was thinking about what she meant when I heard the sound of an argument not far away.

I looked up and saw people gathered in front of me, wondering what was going on.

I was worried about Youting, so I said goodbye to Sudiya and whispered to Prince Yi, "Let's go find Youting quickly."

In the crowd, Youting and a Mongolian vendor were arguing. On the ground was a broken antlers ornament.

Youting clenched his fists and said, "I told you it wasn't me who broke it, it wasn't me! Don't accuse me unjustly!"

"That's you! You were the one who broke it after looking at it. You didn't want to pay for it, but you still wanted to hit someone!"

"You were the first to make a move, so I stopped you. I didn't hit you."

"That's enough! I've told you twice, Che Zulu. Go and demonstrate. How do you appreciate other people's things?"

Vice General Cheng was actually there.

In the mutual market between Mongolia and Han, in order to prevent unexpected disputes, soldiers were patrolling. This may be the first time, so Deputy General Cheng came from Yehuling to supervise the matter personally.

Vice General Cheng shouted sharply, which only startled Youting.

I hurriedly went over and pulled his sleeves. Youting lowered his head and looked at me with red eyes, and said aggrievedly: "I didn't break other people's things."

I said warmly: "I know, you do as General Cheng says."

Youting raised his hand and wiped his eyes with his sleeve. He turned around and picked up an ornament made of deer antlers. He shook it lightly with his fingers. The ornament actually broke off!
(End of this chapter)