The queen mother wants to go against the sky: General, please take your seat

Chapter 593 The only way out

Li Yun's personal soldier met Mo Sangqing before, but he was not qualified enough to talk to Mo Sangqing. This time he was able to talk to Mo Sangqing. The soldier who will turn 22 next month is a little confused. He just now Didn't speak, what's the matter, Major General?
Ai Jiu said at this moment: "Young General, no one spoke just now."

The young soldier nodded hurriedly.

Mo Sangqing patted his forehead, looked down at Li Yun's handwritten letter to himself, and said to the young man: "How about this, I'll write a letter to Prince Rui, and you help me hand it to Prince Rui."

The young man answered yes in a hurry, and then said: "Young general, then, where is my general?"

"There are mountains to rely on when you enter Rongcheng. As long as there is no water and food, your general can defend the city," Mo Sangqing said, and he was about to write a letter when he realized that the ink in the inkstone had dried up. .

Ai Jiu hurriedly stepped forward to help grind the ink.

The letter to Li Yun, written by Mo Sangqing, was written very quickly, while the letter to Prince Rui, written by Major General Mo, was not so easy to write, stop and write, stop and stop Writing, it seems that Mo Sangqing wrote every word carefully, and it took almost half an hour for Mo Sangqing to finish writing this letter.

The young man thought he could leave with the letter, but unexpectedly, his major general took the written letter and read it several times over and over again. After a long time, he did not put the letter in the envelope.

"Major General?" Ai Jiu called.

Mo Sangqing didn't respond.

"Master?" Ai Jiu called again.

"Huh?" Mo Sangqing didn't look up, but responded with a sound.

"Should I let Ah Niu go down to rest first?" Ai Jiu asked.

"Well, take him down," Mo Sangqing still didn't look up.

"Let's go," Ai Jiu waved at the young man.

"The major general knows that the younger one is called A Niu?" the young man asked in a low voice after leaving the tent.

Ai Jiu glanced at the young man and said, "If you make more military exploits, the Major General will remember you."

The corner of the young man's mouth twitched twice.

If it was Zhou Jing, he might have said a few more words to A Niu, but Ai Jiu didn't say much, and led A Niu to a small tent near the Chinese army's tent without saying a word, and Ai Jiu left.

A Niu sat in the tent, a little at a loss, not knowing what to do.

As soon as the curtain of the tent was lifted, Ai Jiu came in from the outside again, holding a plate of cooking cakes in his hand, walked up to A Niu, put down the cooking cakes, pointed to the kettle on the table, Ai Jiu said: "You pour the water yourself. Drink, the kitchen has not yet started to cook, so you can eat some cooking cakes."

"Yes," Ah Niu replied, standing up.

"Don't talk to the people in the camp, don't say a word about the capital, it's not that you don't want it, it's that you are not allowed to say it," Ai Jiu told A Niu again.

"Yes!" Ah Niu unconsciously stood upright again.

Ai Jiu turned around and left the account.

Ah Niu gave up the idea of ​​leaving the tent, and sat obediently in the small tent and waited.

At this time, Mo Sangqing was still sitting in the tent and reading the letter he wrote. From Li Yun's letter, Mo Sangqing felt that Li Yun had no confidence in defending Rongcheng. It will be a matter of time before the city falls, so in the letter to King Rui, Mo Sangqing suggested to Prince Rui that if the Rongcheng city falls, the capital city will not be in danger, so it is better for Prince Rui to abandon the capital with His Majesty and the imperial court Kang. Go to Jiangnan and then map later.

Is it alright to suggest this to Prince Rui?

When the imperial court arrived in the south of the Yangtze River, they could temporarily stay away from the rebels, but after all, it was not a long-term solution. After arriving in the south, Prince Rui might not be able to regroup. If the south was lost again, where would Prince Rui and the imperial court go?Going out to sea to avoid danger?Mo Sangqing sat and thought for a long time, but he couldn't think of a better way out for Prince Rui than going to the south.

With a slap on the letter paper, Mo Sangqing shook his head, how did Jinjiang Mountain get to this point today?

Ai Jiu asked to see him outside the tent.

"Come in," Mo Sangqing said.

When Ai Jiu entered the account, he immediately saw the letter that was suppressed by his own major general.

Mo Sangqing raised his hand, looked at the letter again, gritted his teeth, seemed to have made up his mind, folded the letter, put it in an envelope, sealed it, and handed it to Ai Jiu, saying: "Give it to the person here." Bar."

Ai Jiu stepped forward, took Mo Sangqing's letter to Li Yun in his hand, and asked, "Do you still see A Niu?"

"It's gone, tell him to be careful on the road," Mo Sangqing said.

"Where is General Lee?"

"I don't blame him if he can't defend Rongcheng," Mo Sangqing whispered.

This is not forcing Li Yun to live and die with Rongcheng, Ai Jiu heaved a sigh of relief.

"Forget it," Mo Sangqing changed his mind at this moment, and said to Ai Jiu, "You bring me the letter I wrote to Li Yun."

Ai Jiu returned the letter.

Mo Sangqing wanted to add another paragraph to the letter, and said to Ai Jiu: "I told Li Yun that after I stabilize the situation in Liaodong, I will send him reinforcements."

"Do you really want to send troops?" Ai Jiu asked.

"I have no soldiers to send, so saying that is just to let Li Yun's heart go, otherwise how would he defend the city?" Mo Sangqing frowned and said: "Don't think that the affairs of the capital have nothing to do with us in Liaodong. Li As luck has said, the three kings are constantly sending reinforcements, but the three vassals are nothing more than that, where is the steady stream of reinforcements coming from? I'm afraid they joined hands with the King of Qin."

Ai Jiu was stunned.

"If the land of Gyeonggi is captured by King Qin, will he attack us with the barbarians from the north to the south?" Mo Sangqing said again: "What shall we do then?"

Ai Jiu didn't know what to do, he felt chills just listening to it.

"I suggest that Prince Rui go south." Mo Sangqing dried up the letter with additional words, put it in an envelope, and said to Ai Jiu: "In this way, Prince Rui can have a way out, and King Qin may also send soldiers Send horses to the south instead of sending troops to the north to join forces with the barbarians."

Ai Jiu said, "Will Prince Rui be willing?"

Looking at the letter held in Ai Jiu's hand, Mo Sangqing narrowed his eyes slightly, would Prince Rui be willing?He handed Li Yi over to Mo Liangyuan, and brought him to Liaodong. This meant that he was asking for help. Perhaps Prince Rui had already made plans to die for his country. In his letter, Major General Mo rubbed his eyes and said: "Do your best and obey the destiny."

Going south is the only way out. Even if Prince Rui doesn't go south now, he should send people to the south to make arrangements for the southward relocation of the imperial court. No, it's too late to send people there now.Mo Sangqing wished he could go to see Prince Rui and persuade him face to face.

"Major General," Ai Jiu called out to Mo Sangqing.

Mo Sangqing himself didn't realize it, and he couldn't see his appearance, but Ai Jiu could see that his family's young general was pale and anxious, and the person in front of him was hardly the Mo Sangqing he knew.Ai Jiu's mood is also depressed, even tense. If his family's young general is forced to lose his usual calm, how bad is the situation?

(End of this chapter)