Under the brilliant golden light, the Beimu King's flag flew high above the Xiongnu King's City.
From then on, there were no more Huns.
The rise and fall of the Xiongnu dynasty, its honor and disgrace, has been over, and what greets the entire grassland is no longer three heroes standing side by side, but one dominant one.
The autumn wind is blowing and the grassland is unified.
The nights are falling, and autumn is coming, and the air is crisp.
The dazzling stars become more and more dazzling and enchanting in the night sky.
The bright light of stars shines from the sky, reflecting on the mountains, rivers and land below, making it as beautiful as a dream.
Palace of the Huns.
No longer the dead silence of the past few days, the Xiongnu Palace now regained its vitality.
However, its owner is no longer the Xiongnu royal family, but Liuyue.
On a moonlit night, the Xiongnu palace was in full swing.
Secure the four directions and organize the army.
Kuzamu, Li Kuo, Han Fei, and others who followed Liu Yue into the Xiongnu palace were so busy that they went away performing their duties without touching the ground.
In comparison, Regent Liuyue was the one with the least trouble.
Standing on the steps of the Hun King's palace, Liu Yue played with the wine glass in her hand and looked up at the sky. The moon today was particularly round.
With a bright smile on her lips, Liu Yue turned her head and raised her glass to signal Xuanyuan Che beside her.
Seeing this, a smile appeared on Xuanyuan Che's face, and he also raised his wine glass towards Liuyue.
"Bang." The crisp collision sound sounded under the moonlight night, so beautiful.
"Celebrating the success of our first step." After drinking the wine in one gulp, Liuyue smiled brightly at Xuanyuan Che.
"Congratulations to us." Xuanyuan Che raised his glass with a smile and drank it all in one gulp.
Success, the first step, unifying the grassland.
They have already accomplished this. The seventeen tribes of Xianbei have been wiped out, the Huns have surrendered, and the other sporadic small forces on the grasslands no longer need to be concerned at all.