Concubine Mad Concubine: Fifth Miss of the Prime Minister's House

Chapter 1924 Several princes were assassinated
On the temporary platform built by the hunting ground, Xuanyuan Hao, who was sitting on the dragon chair, supported his head with one hand, feeling drowsy.

I don’t know if it’s because of the medicine or because his body has reached its limit. Recently, he’s been asleep for a longer time than he’s awake. Every time he looks at the memorial, he can fall asleep, let alone hunting here. In the field, I heard those officials chattering about what happened in the hunting ground.

The sudden sound of "Ho Ho..." woke him up. Everyone stood up and looked at the sky where the sound came from. The flashing fireworks disappeared quickly.

Except for Changsun Miyue and Changsun Xing, the rest of the people present looked puzzled and expressed their incomprehension.

The whole hunting ground was blocked, who set off the fireworks?What is the purpose of setting off fireworks?
The corners of Changsun Miyue's lips turned upwards. Last night, she negotiated with someone to use fireworks as a signal flare. As soon as the signal flare is sent out, all parties will start at the same time to control the hunting scene.

Fireworks flashed by, Xuanyuan Hao glanced at Changsun Miyue with vague eyes, and Changsun Miyue's smile did not escape his eyes.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty..." Soon there was a guard galloping over on a horse. The guard's face was covered with blood, and he could clearly see that he had been stabbed in the chest, bleeding profusely, and his face was as pale as Paper, fell off the horse before reaching Xuanyuanhao, he crawled forward, stretched out a bloody hand, and shouted with all the strength in his body: "Your Majesty, quickly save the Fourth Prince!" , save the fourth prince"

The imperial concubine's expression changed instantly, she took two quick steps, looked at the guard, and asked anxiously, "What's the matter with the fourth prince?"

Xuanyuan Hao winked at Eunuch Zhao, and Eunuch Zhao winked at the guards, and soon two guards came over, helped the guard who was limp on the ground, and brought him in front of Xuanyuan Hao.

"What's the matter with the fourth prince? Tell me quickly!" The imperial concubine was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot.

"Just now when my subordinates were hunting with the fourth prince, dozens of people suddenly jumped out from nowhere and surrounded the fourth prince and the rest of the guards. Those people killed all the guards protecting the fourth prince without saying a word. The attack was fierce and decisive, and the subordinate escaped with great difficulty, so he ran back to report the news... Your Majesty, hurry up and save...save" Before he could say a few words, the guard rolled his eyes and fell down .

The guard stepped forward and put his hand on his nose, then cupped his hands and reported to the emperor: "Your Majesty, he is dead."

The imperial concubine staggered, thinking that her son's life or death was uncertain at this moment, she staggered and almost fell, but fortunately Bai Feng behind supported her, but the imperial concubine pushed Bai Feng away, walked a few steps in front of Xuanyuanhao, raised her skirt Kneeling down, he choked up and begged: "Your Majesty, Qi'er is in danger, Your Majesty, please send someone to rescue him as soon as possible!"

As soon as the imperial concubine finished speaking, there was the sound of horseshoes. Immediately, there was also a forbidden soldier, covered in blood, sitting on the horse, precariously sitting on it. After the horse stopped, the whole person fell heavily to the ground like a falling leaf.

Two guards quickly passed by, set him up, and came to Xuanyuanhao.

The guard panted, and spoke with all his strength: "Your Majesty, Lord Zhan, Lord Zhan, he will save..."

The poor guard just had time to say a few words before he died. Although he didn't say it clearly, the people present understood that the Ninth Prince was in danger, and he might be ambushed just like the Fourth Prince.

The two guards were probably the one who deliberately left a sigh of relief and asked them to report back.

(End of this chapter)