In the dark, a strong greed arises, hoping that the psychic Taoist priest can do anything.
"Queen, where are you?"
Fangfei looked at him blankly.
The prince was so eager: "Queen, you will have a solution, right?"
What can I do?
Such a highly toxic thing is impossible to prepare an antidote immediately. It occurs too quickly.
Seeing that she didn't answer, the prince seemed to understand something in his heart, and was so nervous that he was trembling all over.
The two of them didn't say anything anymore and stared at the room nervously.
However, the psychic Taoist priest never came out again.
Several times, Fangfei walked to the door, but Zhang Jie and Wei Chen were guarding him. No matter who they were, as long as they were not called, they were not allowed to go in.
Even the queen is not allowed to go in.
This waiting period turned out to be a day and a night.
Fangfei and the prince were both standing outside, but later their legs and feet were completely numb and stiff, and they could only barely lean against the wall, and they had no idea what was going on in the tightly closed room.
At this time, some Xianbei nobles were waiting outside the door one after another.
The military uniforms of these people are also very distinctive. The nobles of the northern countries were wearing improved services of the Xianbei and Han people. Below are robes with slightly enlarged sleeves, and above are tall crowns.
Because the Xianbei people spent most of their lives fighting on the battlefield, it was impossible to distinguish their identities by BMWs and carriages like Han people. The only way to identify their identities is to see their high crowns - they are all wearing them.
A tall hat with various decorations and carvings on it.
For example, the high-crowned helmet worn by Luo Jia on the battlefield is often decorated with a fixed crown of green silk-bitten gold.
Other Xianbei nobles were decorated with precious feathers such as pheasant feathers and peacock feathers.
Now, looking around, seeing this decisive battle with Qi, almost all the important powerful officials within the Xianbei were dispatched. They had no distinction between civil officials and military generals, and almost all of them had to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy. Even if some of them stayed in the capital,