Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 115 Assassination
"Master Xiang." A figure descended from the water pavilion, kneeling respectfully and reporting, "The emperor was assassinated!"

Nan Si's complexion changed, and she stood up suddenly: "How is the situation?"

"The emperor is in a coma."

Nan Si clenched her hands tightly, and walked out without staying for a moment: "Prepare the horse."

At this time, the Zichen Palace was already in chaos, even though the emperor was usually well-mannered, the sudden assassination made people panic instantly, and the whole palace was alarmed.

The queen mother hurriedly brought people to see, but was stopped by the imperial guards led by Xiao Mo, who couldn't even enter the door of the Zichen Palace. She was so angry that she exploded on the spot: "If there is something wrong with the emperor, you imperial guards None of them can escape, all of them are buried! All of them are buried!"

"The emperor is not dead yet, so the empress dowager can't wait to be buried?" Nan Si's voice was as cold as ice, with an icy air that didn't belong in spring, "I wonder what the empress dowager is thinking?"

"Presumptuous!" The queen mother turned her head furiously, and looked at Nan Si who came so quickly with gloomy eyes, "Aijia came to see the emperor, how dare you, a lowly male favorite, come to question Aijia?"

Nan Si was worried about the emperor's injury, so she had no time to waste time with her here. She looked around blankly, and made sure that the outside of Zichen Palace had been tightly guarded by the imperial guards, and not even a mosquito could fly in.

She said coldly: "It's not convenient for the emperor to see guests for the time being, the queen mother should go back, and rest your excited thoughts by the way, with the truth, nothing will happen to the emperor."

After all, he lifted his feet up the palace steps.

The guard made way for her.

"What are you doing?!" The Queen Mother squinted her eyes and looked at Xiao Mo angrily, "Xiao Mo, why don't you stop him?! The imperial doctor is treating the emperor's wounds, why is he a male favorite to cause trouble?"

Xiao Mo's figure was as stern as a pine tree, indifferent to the Queen Mother's orders.

Nan Si lifted her foot and stepped into the palace gate.

The hall is brightly lit, and agarwood is curling up.

The footsteps were messy.

She took a deep breath before turning around and walking towards the inner hall.

After brushing aside a heavy bright yellow curtain, Nan Si saw all the imperial physicians with frowning brows and solemn faces, and asked, "How is your majesty doing?"

When the imperial doctors heard her voice, they turned their heads and looked over, feeling a little delicate in their hearts.

"What is Mr. Nanxiang here for?" An old imperial physician frowned, "The emperor's condition is very serious, and he is temporarily unconscious. Please don't disturb him. Please stay away for now, Mr. Nanxiang."

What happened to the forbidden army outside?

Let people in casually, without looking at what's going on now.

"Master Xiang." Pei Hai came over with a pale face, "Damn this old slave for failing to serve the Emperor well."

Nan Si ignored the eyes of the other imperial physicians, and was led by Pei Hai to the dragon couch, where she saw the person lying on the bed.

Those usually fierce and majestic phoenix eyes were tightly closed, his face was pale, and his thin lips were tightly pursed. Even when he was unconscious, he maintained a kind of coldness, aloofness, aloofness and dignity.

There was a short dagger stuck in the middle of his chest, because the position was too dangerous, the imperial doctors did not dare to pull out the dagger easily.

"Nan Xiang, now is not the time for deep affection, please ask Nan Xiang to go out immediately—"

"Doctor Guan is sure to cure the emperor?" Nan Si's tone was cold, and all the sloppiness and laziness faded from her exquisitely elegant face, and now there is only a coldness left, "The truth is out, are you sure to cure the emperor?" Good emperor?"

When the imperial physicians heard this, they were immediately embarrassed and angry.

(End of this chapter)