Just leave Tao Rui, just let her live as a used chess piece.
Zhao Dan didn't think any more and summoned Chang Gui back.
The group hurriedly returned to Shilan City.
It was almost noon, and there was still no movement in Prince Ning's mansion.
The vendors who delivered vegetables and meat early in the morning couldn't wait any longer.
This situation has never happened in the house in so many years.
People were whispering to each other, and all kinds of conjectures and guesses kept popping up.
In front of the mansion, a group of people slowly gathered to watch the excitement.
Of course, most of them were gloating about the misfortune, but there were many bored people whose eyes were shining with excitement.
Like a bloodthirsty beast that smelled blood, it couldn't help but shuttle in front of the palace, trying to get a glimpse of what was going on inside.
A courtyard with more than 300 people and no movement at all is definitely not a good thing.
From behind the crowd, there was suddenly a commotion, and then there was a loud rebuke: "You're all tired of living, aren't you?
You actually dare to gather in front of Prince Ning's Mansion and poke your nose in.
This is where you pariahs come from."
Before he could finish his words, the whip crackled through the air, and then landed on those who were watching the excitement.
Some people howled loudly on purpose, ran away laughing.
Some people glared at the whip-wielding coachman and cursed secretly that bad luck would soon fall on him.
The carriage quickly rushed to the door of the mansion, the curtains of the carriage were raised, and a plump and shrewd middle-aged man in a floral brocade robe appeared.
This person is none other than the chief steward of the palace, Jia Dequan.
A few days ago, he made a special trip to Xiyue Kingdom to buy a BMW.
Because the beauty Tao Rui likes riding and shooting, Prince Ning specially asked Jia Dequan to handle the matter in person.
After staying in Prince Ning's Mansion for many years, Jia Dequan had already figured out Prince Ning's temperament.
Knowing that this man was sincerely attracted to Tao Rui, he naturally did not dare to neglect her.
Immediately he worked hard, slept in the open air, and spent a lot of money to get a few good horses back day and night.
Unexpectedly, when I returned to the palace, I would see this scene of the door being closed.
My heart sank.
I looked closely and saw that there was no seal on the door.
I knew that this matter was not done by the royal family.
He immediately felt relieved and said to himself: "As long as the emperor doesn't confiscate his family, the rest of Prince Ning's Mansion can be settled completely."
Judequan pretended to be calm and walked slowly to the door.
He turned around and waved to the crowd of onlookers and said: "Let's all disperse.
Those who don't care about the food in the palace should go back and eat."
After that, he walked to the corner door, pushed hard, and the door creaked open.
A cold wind blew towards his face, bringing with it a lifeless and stagnant feeling, causing pain all over Judd's chest.
The warmth of the sun shining on my back is still clearly felt, and my heart is already gripped by the otherworldly, alien and terrifying atmosphere.
His scalp exploded inexplicably, and he walked toward the yard mechanically.
He originally wanted to close the corner door to block the prying eyes from the outside world, but now he didn't dare.
This courtyard frightened him beyond words.
The four wide open corner doors seemed to be the only way out.
The yard was extremely quiet, with no sound of insects or birds, and it seemed to have become extremely desolate overnight.
Judd could hear his breathing and heartbeat, and the echo of his footsteps.
There are two worlds here and the outside world separated by a wall.
"Something big has happened, something big must have happened."
When he realized this, Judd couldn't care less about being afraid.
He quickly ran to Prince Ning's study, which was empty.
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He hurried to Taorui's residence and saw Prince Ning wearing only a bathrobe on the floor of the bathroom.
His face was livid and his body was covered in purple spots.
Jade Quan stretched out his hand and saw that Prince Ning had stopped breathing and his body was stiff and cold.
He went crazy and searched all over the yard.
He found that there were more than 300 people in the house, but no one was alive.
King Ning's two sons also died.
The Luo family was wiped out Judd poofed and spurted out a mouthful of old blood.
He felt like the world was spinning and he couldn't stand still.
He forced himself to support himself and moved step by step to the gate.
He saw the coachman standing there dumbfounded, obviously frightened.
He patted the coachman's shoulder lightly and whispered: "Let's go and have a look at the other courtyard."
The coachman responded with a trembling voice: "Yes."
Tears welled up in his eyes and he couldn't help but ask: "Butler, what's going on in the house?
Who dares to do this?"
Jia Dequan had already noticed that Taorui and Qingye were missing, and was afraid that the matter had something to do with them.
However, he did not say anything.
He only stretched out his hand to wipe the tears of the coachman and warned: "Don't cry, don't let them see your tears."
The two people walked out of the corner door with heavy faces and deliberately closed the door.
Jia Dequan even took the initiative to spend some money to send away the vendors who were delivering meat and vegetables.
Under everyone's surprised and puzzled gazes, he lowered his head and got into the carriage, without any trace of arrogance or domineering arrogance.
A strong man in the crowd saw them getting on the carriage and quietly came to the foot of an old elm tree.
He untied the horse and left pretending to be nonchalant.
He followed Jud Quan and the others all the way to the other courtyard.
The other courtyard of Prince Ning's Mansion is located in a jungle surrounded by mountains and rivers in the Cha'er region.
Surrounded by tangled trees, there was no way out.
When Judd arrived outside the forest, he abandoned his carriage and horses and walked in through the tangled branches, weeds and moss.
The moment the other courtyard came into view, Jia Dequan, who had been silent all this time, suddenly had red eyes.
This place is still the same as before and has not been damaged.
Golden eagles hover in the sky, hunting dogs patrol around, beasts roar in cages, and sheep and deer carefully eat the grass.
The other courtyard of Prince Ning's Mansion is where Prince Ning Luo Chi trains killers and raises wild beasts and birds of prey.
It is the last trump card in the Luo family's hand.
After Jiadequan arrived here, he immediately released the golden eagle and conveyed the news that the Luo family had been exterminated to Luo Yu'e in Shilan City.
Then, some hunting dogs were dispatched to Prince Ning's Mansion to track Taorui's whereabouts and search for valuable clues.
The hounds sniffed here and there in Prince Ning's Mansion, and soon became excited and followed two different routes.
Judd saw it all, his heart skipped a beat, and he thought to himself: "It seems that it's not just the master and servant Taorui who are involved in this matter.
No matter what, we must dig out the truth and avenge King Ning."
Then, Judd sent out all the killers and ordered: "Catch the ones alive for me.
I want to track down the mastermind behind the scenes."
When the golden eagle from the other courtyard flew to the palace, Luo Yu'e was walking in the palace garden in a good mood.
There are small bridges and flowing water in the garden, towering ancient trees, scattered wisterias, and large areas of ground cover chrysanthemums in full bloom.
Luo Yu'e stopped in front of a clear stream with great interest and sprinkled some fish food in it.
The goldfish with shining scales gathered quickly and then dispersed.
It had been a few days since Haihan left, but except for the haggard and mournful Jing Mingli who couldn't let go, everyone else in the palace seemed to have made an appointment and never mentioned the child
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