In the front hall, Ximen Yehan had finished dealing with the floods in the south. It was already dusk.
Seeing that he looked slightly tired, Xiao Anzi persuaded him softly while bringing him some tea.
"Your Majesty, you didn't sleep for a few hours last night, otherwise, why don't you go and take a rest now?!"[
Ximen Yehan took the hot tea and took a sip, but gently shook his head.
Dongfang Miao has already gone to clean up the mess in Wangguan Town and Tingfeng Town, and everything seems to be calm now.
However, the two names he heard at Dongfang Breaking Dawn yesterday forced him to pay special attention to them, namely Qiu Shuihan and Wuqing Jianxuanying.
When Dongfang Dawn investigates these two people, there must be a reason behind it.
Moreover, until now, he has not seen the red wolf.
How to deal with the red wolf is also a problem.
After all, the current national strength of the Western Chu Kingdom is not suitable for a long-term war.
Red Wolf is a very influential figure on the grassland. If his affairs are not handled properly, it may lead to a greater war between Beimang and Xichu.
In that case, the gains outweigh the losses.
Thinking like this, Ximen Yehan put down his tea cup.
"Xiao Anzi, tell the imperial guards to watch over the red wolf carefully!"
"yes!"
When Xiao Anzi went to deliver the order, Ximen Yehan leaned back on the chair, raised his hand and gently licked his chin, thinking.
He still knows something about Qiu Shuihan, so why does the Ruthless Sword Xuanying target him?!
A flash of inspiration flashed in his mind, and Ximen Yehan quickly straightened up and shouted an order.
"Come on, go find Zhang Hu for me!"
Just as the guard outside the door was about to take the order and leave, Zhang Hu hurriedly walked in from the outside and asked for an audience.
Walking in from the door, Zhang Hu stopped respectfully in front of Ximen Yehan.
"What happened?!"[
Ximen Yehan asked in a deep voice.
This tiger was originally responsible for guarding the prisoners. Unless something happened, he would naturally not leave his duty.