"I saw it in my father's study when I was a child. In which books was it probably in?" Fu Shanyue said softly, "It was so long ago that I can't remember."
"Tch. It's really unreliable."
"It's a banned book anyway... No, it's a secret file."
"Oh?" He Lingchuan became a little more interested, "How old were you then?"
"Seven or eight years old?"
"How did you know it was a banned book?" How precocious.
"Father's study is divided into two rooms: an inner one and an inner one. I won't talk about the outer one. The things collected in the inner room are not shown to anyone. There are books, files, letters, and some random objects." Fu Shanyue recalled, "I remember there was a palace man.
I knocked down two books while cleaning the imperial study room. When I picked them up, I accidentally flipped through two pages and then lost my head."
The King of Chiyan is well-informed and has a long life, so it is not surprising that there are some secrets in the study.
He Lingchuan looked at the dragon head in front of him: "It was taboo in your father's place, but it can be seen in the streets here?" King Yuan's gesture was really decisive, leaving no way for him to escape.
One more mystery.
"Further ahead is the palace city." He straightened up, looked at the tall palace walls and the buildings with exposed spires not far away, and murmured, "In the end, we still walked towards the palace city."
He couldn't explain what was going on, but he seemed to be guided by something.
"You're all here, let's go and have a look."
The two of them walked several dozen feet and were about to enter the palace gate guarded by soldiers when they saw a carriage turning the corner of the street, its lanterns emitting a light yellow halo in the night.
The car is very low-key, but the horse is a good horse.
The carriage drove to a stop in front of the dismounting monument at the entrance of the palace, and a scribe in long robes got out. He was young and frail, with a delicate face and a mole between his eyebrows.
He was not wearing official uniform, but the guard recognized him: "Your Majesty has an order, Master Shao, please go to the corner tower of the second west gate." After a pause, he said, "You can go by car with permission."
This carriage was the only one seen in the middle of the night, so of course He Lingchuan and the others had to follow it.
The carriage did not dare to go fast in the palace, and drove westward along the wall, stopping after about half a quarter of an hour.
We have reached the top corner of the palace city. Through the moonlight, He Lingchuan and the two men saw that there was indeed a turret standing above the city wall, and it had three floors.
Mr. Shao got off the car here, climbed onto the wall, and walked up the steps.
Chapter completed!