Chapter 646 (2/2)

”If there is one day, I will leave him!” Jiang Wan lowered her eyebrows and said, then opened the last layer of the food box she had brought, and took out a set of celadon ice wine pot and wine cup.

Jiang Yi's face was frightened as soon as he saw it.

Jiang Wan didn't say anything. He just pushed the wine pot and wine cup in front of Jiang Yi, turned around and left.

Looking at Jiang Wanyuan's back, Jiang Yi's hands trembled again and again, but he did not dare to take the wine pot and wine cup.

But as soon as she looked up at the sky and earth in front of her through the iron cage, she burst out laughing.

In the evening, the palace people who came to deliver the food found that the woman, who used to be powerful, had lost her breath in a pool of blood, and she still had a wine pot and a broken wine cup in her hand.

On Xiao Ruixuan's side, however, he received monk Huairou, an eminent monk who was practicing in Huguo temple.

Monk Huairou is half a hundred years old. Because Xiao Ruixuan lived in the capital a few years ago, he has some friendship with the old monk. He also knows that the eminent monk doesn't ask about the truth of things outside the window.

Therefore, when he learned that he had come to visit him, Xiao Ruixuan had him brought in without hesitation.

And they were sitting on the ground with two futons, as they used to be, with a chess game in front of them and a pot of tea beside them.

After they had a conversation, monk Huairou talked about the purpose of his trip.

”A few days ago, the old monk was lucky enough to receive a apprentice. His wisdom is excellent and his understanding is very high,” monk Huairou told Xiao Ruixuan with great satisfaction. ”It's a pity that he still has some common things to do in the world, so the teacher specially went to this trip for him.”

With that, he took out a letter from his chest and handed it to Xiao Ruixuan.

When monk Huairou spoke, Xiao Ruixuan had a premonition. When he opened the envelope and saw a Zen edict, he knew who monk Huairou was talking about.

In the Zen edict, Xiao Rong wrote that his virtue was not worthy of the throne, which made the whole world suffer. Therefore, he passed the throne to Xiao Ruixuan, the emperor's uncle, Prince of Jin. With guilt in his heart, he also vowed to follow the eminent monks and pray for the common people.

”So, the emperor is with you?” Xiao Ruixuan, after reading the Zen edict, looks at monk Huairou in surprise.

His men and horses have been searching in the city for three days and three nights, but they can't find Xiao Rong, the little emperor. Unexpectedly, he has run away.

”Amitabha, there is no such thing as a blessed emperor in the world. There are only ordinary little Shamis!” Monk Huairou gave a Buddhist one handed salute to Xiao Ruixuan and continued, ”benefactor Xiao, there are more important things to do, so you don't have to stick to yesterday's things.”

With that, monk Huairou said goodbye.

That night, he finished hanging the list in the Huguo temple and took his new apprentice to travel around.

Xiao Ruixuan, who got the imperial edict of Tongfu emperor's Zen throne, was not busy to ascend the throne. Now he has a more important thing to deal with: he escaped from Beijing earlier

Xiao Tongqing, the Regent, gathered his remaining troops of less than 100000 who had been intercepted by Su Tu Ping and Mei Zhongjie and came to the capital.