Domineering: The President is not a human being

Chapter 597 The traitor of the hidden guard?
"Take off the mask!" Li Chu made a decisive decision and ordered all the fox shadow guards to take off their masks to test their real bodies.

The hidden guards looked at each other, as if they didn't believe that Li Chu said this. Normally, Li Chu paid the most attention to maintaining a sense of mystery, and always emphasized the importance of the fox mask.

For the fox shadow guards, masks are not only a kind of honor, but also a means of hiding their identities. They accompany you day and night, and they are the closest people to you.

The outside world does not know how many people want to get close to the monarch through them, whether they intend to cling to the monarch or murder the monarch.

Once their identities are exposed, it is likely to bring danger to their relatives, friends, and lovers.

Li Chu once lost his favorite person because of this, a woman who grew up with him as a childhood sweetheart. The opponent used her to threaten Li Chu to betray Qiu Ming.

From then on, Li Chu swore to himself that he would never take off the mask on his face again in his lifetime.

"Li Chu, do you know what you're talking about?" Li Ruo knew the past well, and his tone was full of disbelief.

"There is no rule that is worth the life of the young master." Li Chu raised his hand to cover the mask on his face, "I dare not forget your majesty's entrustment, your majesty's entrusting the young master to me is a great trust in me, I don't want to let down this trust." Li Chu said as he was about to take off the mask on his face.

Seeing his move, the other fox shadow guards looked at each other for the last time, nodded slightly to each other as if they had reached a certain consensus, and then stretched their hands towards the mask in unison. ． ． ． ． ．

The masks of the twelve fox shadow guards were removed together, and the fox slaves standing opposite the fox shadow guards couldn't help but raise their eyes secretly, wanting to see the true faces of these shadow guards who had never shown their true faces.

Who would have thought that when the mask was taken off, there was another mask hidden under the masks of the eleven fox shadow guards, a red and white mask that was exactly the same as the one just taken off, and looking at their hands, the one that was taken off The mask has disappeared.

They seem to have taken off their masks, and it seems that they have never taken off their masks. No one knows what they did, but they deceived the eyes of everyone present, including Su Xiaoxiao.

Only one of them showed his face. This person was the youngest among the Fox Shadow Shadow Guards, and was also the latest to be selected into the Shadow Guards. Judging from his face, he was only twelve or thirteen years old. Take off the childishness.

"Li Yan?" Li Chu drew out the dagger from his waist and pointed at him coldly, "You are not Li Yan, who are you?"

"Brother Li Chu, I'm Li Yan, I'm really Li Yan, and I don't know what's going on?" The dark guard called Li Yan defended in a panic, perhaps because of anxiety, he Her delicate cheeks were a little red.

"You don't even know how to move, and you dare to pretend that you are a member of the hidden guard." A fox shadow dark guard behind Li Yan quickly drew out a dagger and pressed it against his throat.

"Li Ye is right. Sensation is the ability that our Fox Shadow Guards have specially trained to avoid the mask falling off. As a Fox Shadow Guard, it is impossible not to be able to." Li Ruo analyzed rationally, calmly restraining himself. Going to the cold light in the bottom of his eyes, he quietly made an inconspicuous gesture to the fox shadow guard beside Li Yan.

The fox shadow guard understood the meaning of her gesture, turned around and slowly raised the dagger in his hand, which was about to chop off at Li Yan's head.

Li Yan couldn't argue, but chose to give up resistance, closed his eyes and waited for the moment when the sharp blade of the dagger passed through his body. ． ． ． ． ．

(End of this chapter)