Heirs of the Seven Swords of the Qin Dynasty

Chapter 394 Arrival
  Gu Xun's approach still follows the old rules. Whatever methods they use, Gu Xun will respond in kind.

Do you like to use your strength to overwhelm others?

Then I will use my inner strength to shock you to death!

Those who ignore aliens and kill innocent people indiscriminately deserve to die!
  Mo Ya listened to Gu Xun's words... He didn't know how to describe them. They sounded a bit showy, but they were indisputable facts. He was speechless for a moment. On the one hand, he was shocked by the majestic power of his boss, and on the other hand, he was speechless. I lamented that the six hall masters died in such an aggrieved manner. He was stunned after six fights, but he could not compete with the skill and cultivation of his own boss.

"Okay, things here are basically settled. I have to rush to Yongdi immediately." Gu Xun waved his hand, with a hint of Tianqin's Qi in his voice, which captured the minds of the three of them and brought them back to their senses. .

Mo Ya immediately put aside his distracting thoughts, cupped his fists and said, "Should my subordinates and others rush back to the hospital to protect the ladies?"

"No need." Gu Xun waved his hand, "The Frightened Salamander doesn't need your protection yet."

"..." Mo Ya had nothing to say and just smiled in response.

Although it is true, it is still a bit heartbreaking!

Then Gu Xun ordered, "Sneak into the palace, find the eldest son Fusu, and take care of him."

As he said that, he threw his token with the word 'win' to him, "If necessary, use this as a token."

"Although there must be a large number of masters in the palace,... neither Lu Buwei nor Lao Ai can guarantee that there are hidden hands. It's best for you to go and see in person."

Nothing can happen to this cheap student.

Although in history it was nothing for Lao Ai to cause trouble, but now that he is involved, it is hard to say. It would be bad if a few masters showed up without any reason.

With Mo Ya's light skill, he is enough to protect Fusu even against ordinary top masters.

Mo Ya also knew about the relationship between Gu Xun and the eldest son Fusu, and was not opposed to this task, but rather enjoyed hearing about it.

Although the eldest son Fusu is not his legitimate son, King Qin has not yet established a heir, let alone a legitimate son. Fusu is the one closest to the throne.

It is undoubtedly a good thing for my husband to have a more substantial master-disciple relationship with him, as it can avoid a lot of unnecessary trouble.

Although I'm not afraid of it, since it is unnecessary trouble, it would be nice to have less trouble.

Of course, the King of Qin has just been crowned now, so it's a little early to consider these things, so let's wait and see.

"My subordinates understand." Mo Ya and the three of them clasped their fists and bowed to accept the order.

Gu Xun nodded, suddenly turned into a stream of light, rose into the sky, and Yujian flew away.

Mo Ya and Bai Feng were not too surprised by this. After all, they had experienced that night in Xinzheng, and they had some guesses in their minds. Only Ying Ge looked dazed and murmured softly:
  "Mr. Gu...knows the art of flying!?"

Mo Ya pulled her cattails and said, "Stop sighing about this and go to the palace quickly."

………………

After Gu Xun ascended to the sky above Qingming, he climbed up and looked into the distance. He saw from a distance that fighting had begun in the north of Xianyang, and two large armies were fighting in one place.

Judging from the orientation, the battlefield is quite close to the core area of ​​Xianyang.

If Ying Zheng had not made arrangements earlier and a considerable number of people had been settled, I don’t know how many innocent people would have died in this scene... Even so, many people would have died.

"What do these two Xiong Qi brothers do? Why are they almost being attacked in the Miyagi area?"

Gu Xun was a little confused. The combat effectiveness of the Xianyang Forbidden Army should be second only to the four ace armies. Why did he feel that Xiong Qi was beaten badly?

After the thought went through his mind for a while, Gu Xun shook his head and didn't think too much. How the fight went was up to Lord Changping. Anyway, he had no ability to command the military formation, and he couldn't go to the battlefield to release indiscriminate AOE.

It’s important to go to Qinian Palace! After identifying the direction, Gu Xun's thoughts moved, and the rainbow broke through the sky.

More than two hundred miles away, for Gu Xun, who was wielding his sword at full speed and without anyone else, he arrived in the blink of an eye, and he felt where he was in just a quarter of an hour.

I guessed that when I arrived, I didn't need to go down to ask for directions. I just did a brief inspection in the sky and found my destination - Qinian Palace.

That place is now the liveliest place in the neighborhood, with thousands of people crowding outside the palace walls, which is very eye-catching.

Obviously, Lao Ai has officially begun his vigorous journey of rebellion.

Unfortunately, the journey is about to end just as it begins.

It's not because Gu Xun is here, but because the backup plan arranged by Ying Zheng is coming.

Gu Xun saw from a distance in the sky that another army was coming from the east. Although it was too far away and could not see any details, it was certain that it was not Lao Ai's support.

Any manpower he could use must have been arranged early to attack Qinian Palace.

Various thoughts floated by, but the Changhong Sword did not stop. In the blink of an eye, it reached the top of Qinian Palace. Gu Xun swooped down, and the flame-colored streamer poured down, falling to the ground in an instant, outside the main hall in the center.

At this time, Ying Zheng didn't know why, but he was not in the palace, but stayed outside.

call out!
  The person landed first, and then there was a sound of breaking through the air. Gu Xun was already floating beside Ying Zheng.

Ying Zheng was surrounded by a large group of elderly people with an average age of over forty, all of whom were wearing official uniforms. It goes without saying that they were the courtiers accompanying this crown ceremony.

Logically speaking, Lu Buwei had to do this as the prime minister, but... he knew that Lao Ai was going to become a demon, and the other party who killed Ying Zheng must also want to kill him, so naturally he would not go into troubled waters, so he complained that he was sick and did not come.

"Who!?" The nearest old man with white beard and hair and a strong body noticed Gu Xun first, and immediately shouted, "There is an assassin! There is..."

Before he could shout twice, Ying Zheng stopped him.

"Stop it!" Ying Zheng shouted to stop the old man, and also shouted back the guards who were coming to escort him.

Gu Xun raised his hand and saluted without panic and dissatisfaction, "Haha, Gu is a little late. Is Your Majesty okay?"

"Mr. Gu came not too late, just in time." Ying Zheng nodded slightly.

Gai Nie held the sword and said nothing, but nodded slightly to Gu Xun, who naturally nodded back.

The old man asked Ying Zheng:

"Your Majesty, who is this?"

Without Ying Zheng's need to answer, Gu Xun took the initiative to introduce himself, "I am Gu Xun, a doctor."

The old man looked at Gu Xun, nodded slightly and said, "So you are Gu Xun."

Listening to this tone, it was obvious that they were aware of Gu Xun's existence. Unlike other officials around him, who were all a little confused, only a few still barely knew that Gu Xun was the vice president of the Taiyuan Hospital.

"I'm so polite, Cai Ze." At this time, the old man bowed his hands and bowed before leaving the house.

Gu Xun suddenly realized that this old man was the Lord Gangcheng whom Ying Zheng trusted most... He had heard Ying Zheng mention it a few times before, but he had never seen him before.

It seems that he really needs to be trusted. Among the people standing in the circle, apart from Gai Nie, the guard, he is the closest to Ying Zheng.

(End of this chapter)