Chapter 124 The Emperor of the Empire

Leona's eyes flashed a few times, and she didn't say anything, and walked out. The monk thought clearly next to her that there was another person recently, Baron Adorn, the son of the Interior Minister.

The Minister of the Interior was responsible for the intelligence, public security and various non-military military affairs of the entire empire. He was always one of the emperor's most trusted ministers. Such a powerful power was naturally very powerful. It was precisely because of this that Liona thought of this, but could not express her worries. Perhaps she felt a lot of guilt in her heart, so she did not speak out.

But the monk was not afraid of conspiracy and intrigue, in the face of absolute power, nothing was there.

The next day, without Huigang's expectations, the person who was in trouble came indeed, but this was not a reckless man who was so busy yesterday. In the afternoon, several horses guarded a person dressed in an official to the door of the pharmacy. After yesterday's riot, no one came to the door for treatment that day, and the streets that were already in sight were even deserted.

Seeing these people coming outside, the monks who were already tense suddenly became nervous. The official shouted arrogantly:

"Who is responsible for this pharmacy? The Ministry of the Interior's Security Department comes to work for the official orders!"

Huigang is the only one in the store now. After the monk went out, he said in a humble and arrogant manner:

"I am the person in charge here, I don't know what you have to give."

The official suddenly became angry when he saw the blond young man with neither soft nor hard attitude of Maxia. He ignored the monk and said loudly immediately:

"Because some people reported that in the business activities of this pharmacy, someone died because of your improper treatment. For the health of the people, this place will be sealed off when the matter is not investigated clearly."

After saying that, the few people behind him jumped down. Seeing that they were dressed as police officers from the Public Security Bureau, they pushed away the clerk who was blocking the store and pasted the seal on their hands.

The clerks were willing to be closed for such a false reason. Both sides immediately started to blame each other. The official did not dismount and shouted:

"You dare to disobey the orders signed by the Home Secretary. This is the contempt of the emperor's orders, and this is the rebellion!"

The monk did not express any excitement and said to the officials above:

"Sir, do you have any paper orders?"

The official's tone was suffocated, and then he forced himself to hide his feelings and said:

"Do you have the right to question this order?"

Before he could continue to explain, the monk turned his head and walked to the people who were tearing him up, grabbed them a few times, and threw them out. The official obviously did not expect the other party to react like this, and did not care about his existence at all. He was about to get angry, but he heard the monk say coldly:

"Can you just seal the store of the former imperial physician without a paper order?"

This sentence immediately blocked the official back, but the police officers ignored it. After getting up from the ground, they rushed towards the clerks, and the two sides started to tear them up.

The monk frowned slightly, and was about to take action but heard the official who was on the horse shouting:

"Someone attacked the Interior Department!!"

A large number of guard members dressed up suddenly emerged from both sides of the empty street. These people were all part of the Public Security Bureau to maintain the security of Munich City. However, the monk saw some familiar faces he had seen yesterday. More than a dozen big men who came to make trouble yesterday were among them. These people were wearing simple leather armor, holding long sticks and short knives in their hands.

The official smiled with a tricky smile on his face, and a group of horses ran to the crowd. Someone said in the neat team:

"You openly attacked the officials of the Empire on the streets. This is a felony of intention to rebel. Don't make unnecessary resistance and surrender quickly."

The clerks stood there at the time, for some reason that simple resistance became a charge of treason. The guards of the Public Security Bureau were obviously experienced in this kind of matter, arranged in an evacuated formation, slowly approaching Huigang. Now only the monks are still there to maintain a calm expression.

Looking at this premeditated design, the monk stood there and sneered, his hands naturally lowered, straightened his body, but closed his eyes.

The guards around them made loud shouts in their mouths. This was a means to shock the minds of the arrested criminals. They were usually extremely effective. However, the usually neat formation was a little bit of chaos. Those who pretended to be dead looked at the monk's leisurely look. When they remembered the monk's performance yesterday, they were frightened and did not dare to go forward at all, and slowly retreated.

The shouts were neatly and the footsteps were also neatly stepped on the ground. The monk closed his eyes and felt slightly that these guards seemed to be well-trained, but they were far worse than the soldiers who had been hard to train and had experienced the battlefield. In other words, these guards were like native chickens and tiles in the monk's eyes, and were not worth mentioning at all.

Suddenly, the vibration on the ground became stronger. Huigang suddenly opened his eyes and reached behind and grabbed it out of thin air. A black wooden stick flew out as if it had wings and landed in the monk's hand.

Huigang held the wooden stick, his eyes were as lightning as lightning, and the aura on his body suddenly emanated. The bluffed guards were aroused by this momentum and their minds were greatly shocked. The few who rushed to the front didn't even have time to run, and sat on the ground.

But the monk did not take advantage of their chaos to pursue, but just focused his attention there. However, in the carriage behind the team, the two people cursed inside. Baron Adorn was pointing at the panicked team members outside in the carriage and shouting at Hajin opposite:

"Is these the idiots your father trained, they can't even catch chickens."

Ha Jin nodded with embarrassment. The other party was the son of his father's immediate boss, so he should be respectful. He thought the other party was just a smarter and more lucky person, but in order to avoid Enke's rebound, he came up with such a plan, but he did not expect that the guards, who were usually like wolves and tigers, suddenly became disorganized.

The big men did not dare to go back and talk about the fact that the failure of the trouble. Ha Jin was confused. Baron Adorn ran out of the dance in shame and had no idea what happened next.

Ha King Kong was about to explain, but heard a turmoil outside. Just as he was about to see what happened, suddenly, the carriage was turned over and someone turned over. There were rumbling sounds in his ears.

When the guards were panic, they suddenly heard the heavy sound of horse hooves coming from behind. When they turned around, they saw heavy cavalry wearing armor appearing in front of them, with thick rifles and heavy armor. These silent fortresses saw someone on the road, and the leading knights pulled out long whips from the saddle.

He thrust his head and face, and suddenly screamed and screamed in pain. The guards looked at the wooden sticks and short swords in their hands, as well as the light armor they were wearing. Then they looked at what else they dared to say about the opponent's weapons and armor, and dispersed regardless of the constraints of the leaders.

At this time, the monk had already relaxed. He had already recognized that the heavy knight who came here was the guard of the man who rescued that night, and the horses under the armor were running smooth small steps, not like charging.

After trying hard to climb out from the overturned carriage, Baron Adorn came out and saw a carriage driving in front of him. He was about to curse, but suddenly his mouth was covered by Hajin behind him, and his face turned red for a moment.

After finally breaking free, the Baron turned around and glared at Ha Jin. Ha Jin looked anxious and said to him in a low voice:

"Your Excellency Baron, you may not know that under the information of the Department of Security, the carriage that was traveling in the second prince, Prince Fanster."

The little Baron Adorn suddenly took his mouth and looked at the carriage heading towards the pharmacy in horror.

The heavy cavalry suddenly separated to both sides in front of the pharmacy. A carriage drove in. The door opened. A young man with a pale face walked down. He was wearing a light dress symbolizing the royal family. He smiled and nodded at Huigang, and said:

"Thank you, Mr. Folit."

This young man Huigang is not unfamiliar with it. He was the wounded who rescued the wounded by his acupoint technique and the power of the Light that night. Huigang responded calmly:

"Doctors are parents' hearts, and saving people is what I should do."

Hearing the words "Doctor's Parents' Heart", the young man's eyes lit up and stopped, as if he was savoring the meaning of this sentence. At this time, a person who looked like an officer rushed up, and it was the one who sent the wounded that night. He came forward and greeted Huigang with a smile, and said:

"I am the lieutenant colonel of the Empire's 'Warring Dragon' Corps, Gales."

After introducing himself, Lieutenant Colonel Gales took a step back and respectfully raised his finger to the young man next to him and introduced:

"This is Prince Fanster, the second prince of the empire."

When he heard the prince of the empire coming, the clerks behind and the guards who had not had time to run away were all kneeling on the ground in fear. Only the monk bowed slightly, raised his hand and said:

"It turned out to be a prince of the empire, I was disrespectful."
Chapter completed!