Crown Princess, she always wants to leave

Chapter 41 You and His Highness quarreled again?

This time they were working together, and the Duke Protector's Mansion was also involved in this matter. Chu Ci knew very well that the remaining mysteries had to be returned to the capital to find a chance to solve them.

Therefore, Chu Ci turned his head and asked Di Feili for orders to go back, and handed Su Chen over to her for interrogation.

Intuition told Chu Ci that Su Chen must have hidden something from them.

After this night, there were many casualties in Qingzhou, but because of the Imperial Guards and Lingnan Pavilion, the number of casualties was within a controllable range. At dawn, Chu Ci and Di Fei left the woods outside the city to take a look. There was a large expanse of white foam on the ground, and there were black water stains on the edge of the foam.

According to Situ Fei, it probably looked like the fetal spirit monster was turned into ashes by poison.

Chu Ci looked at the big bubble, and couldn't help but think deeply. The fetal spirit monster disappeared, but... what role did the Wumei tribe play in this matter, and who took the White Tiger Token?
I'm afraid that if he returns to the capital this time, there will be another treacherous storm coming.

Because they had to return to Kyoto quickly to return to their orders, they set off back to Beijing the next day.

King Su and Su Chen were escorted by the secret guards respectively, while Chu Ci and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince took the same luan chariot.

However, Chu Ci discovered a strange thing. I don’t know if the sunlight outside was too harsh. Along the way, the curtains of the Luan car were closed tightly, so that no sunlight could come in. At first Chu Ci didn’t know, but when he saw Di Fei Li's face gradually turned pale, and he thought he was too bored, so he took the initiative to open the curtains, but the moment the light from outside the Luan car slanted in, Di Feili suddenly opened his eyes as cold as frost. , the voice was so cold that it seemed to come from the ground, "Closed."

Chu Ci raised his head and glanced at him, only to find that half of Di Feili's hand was getting paler and colder under the sunlight. She was slightly startled, quickly closed the curtains, and asked in a worried voice: "Your Highness ,what happened to you?"

Di Feili lowered his sleeves to cover his hands, closed his eyes and gave the expulsion order: "Get out of the car."

Chu Ci frowned slightly, and couldn't help but ask, "Is Your Highness sick? Do you need to stop and rest for a while?"

"Get out if you don't want to die." Di Feili said coldly to her with his eyes open coldly.

Chu Ci looked at him, was startled, jumped out of the luan car without saying a word, and came to the back.

At that time, Cheng Qi was still riding a horse with her mind empty. When she heard someone talking beside her, she turned her head and looked over. Chu Ci had already got on the horse with a cold expression on her face.

Seeing this, Cheng Qi asked very puzzled, "Have you quarreled with His Highness again?"

Chu Ci grabbed the whip and looked at him even more unhappily, "Again?"

"It's okay, it's normal for you to quarrel. Sure enough, I guessed that you are acting this time." Cheng Qi said with a face of relief.

However, Chu Ci was even more depressed when he heard Cheng Qi's words.

For the rest of the journey, Chu Ci never spoke to Di Feili again, and Di Feili seemed to ignore her, and never came to her from the beginning to the end.

This also seemed to further confirm Cheng Qi's words, and even Chu Ci had to doubt whether Di Feili really acted like this with her?
However, this is not necessary.

Chu Ci couldn't understand Di Feili, so he could only say that he was much weirder than he imagined.

When we arrived in Kyoto, it was already two days later.

Di Feili didn't say hello to her, so he went directly to the palace to return to his life, and Chu Ci had no choice but to go back to the Ming Yasi in depression, and told Ming Taishi what happened before and after Qingzhou.

(End of this chapter)