There was drizzle in the sky and there were layers of dark clouds; a group of cavalry wearing armor, fully armed, serious and cold stood on the street, looking sharply at the man and woman walking out of the street corner.
Because they discovered that the woman was none other than Princess Xiyue of Beiyan Kingdom, whom they had been looking for all night but could not be found.
At this time, she was walking down the street with others in a showy manner, and she was like a slap in the face to them.
When the captain sees this situation, he will definitely hold them accountable for their unfavorable performance.
But the strange thing is that despite all the searches in the city last night, this mysterious princess could not be found. So why?
Yesterday, the princess should have known that a large number of officers and soldiers were searching for her throughout the city, but she refused to come out. Why?
The sudden appearance of Princess Xiyue made the atmosphere tense for a while. The soldiers rode on tall horses and did not dare to make any sound, for fear that the captain would be furious and blame them.
After all, Princess Xiyue was wandering around the city, but they couldn't find her for a long time. Anyone would think that they were incompetent and didn't search carefully.
The streets were very cold in the early morning, and except for the drizzle falling from the sky, there was no noise.
The woman was wearing a goose-yellow dress and was tall. She was covered with a veil so that her face could not be seen, but her eyes were bright and her behavior was dignified and noble. It was obvious at a glance that she was the eldest lady from a famous family.
Princess Xiyue is known as the most beautiful woman in the Northern Yan Kingdom. Her beauty is stunning, and she is unparalleled in beauty. She is deeply loved by the Lord of the Northern Yan Kingdom.
Su Yin raised her lips slightly and looked at the man and woman walking towards her with interest. She knew both of them, they were Emperor Yuwensheng of Liao and Princess Xiyue.
What she just thought was, why did Princess Xiyue get involved with Yu Wensheng? Is there some kind of fishy relationship between the two of them?
At this time, she was not surprised that the officers and soldiers of the Xiaoqi Battalion could not find Princess Xiyue all night long.
She was with Yu Wensheng, and it was indeed not easy for the people of the Xiaoqi Camp to find her.
Yu Wensheng has been hiding in Jindu for so long without being discovered. It is obvious that he has hidden forces in Jindu. Maybe he has planted many chess pieces, which is deeply rooted.
If he hides Princess Xiyue, even if the Xiaoqi camp turns the entire Golden Capital upside down, I'm afraid they won't be able to find her for a while.
Opposite Yu Wensheng was stunned for a moment when he saw Su Yin coming on Juechen, a look of uneasiness flashed in his eyes, and the hand holding the umbrella for Princess Xiyue froze slightly.
Su Yin rode up to the two of them slowly, not looking at Yu Wensheng. Instead, he looked at Princess Xiyue with interest.
"Are you Princess Xiyue of Beiyan Kingdom?"
The Xiaoqi camp had been busy all night looking for this princess, but she was fine and leisurely went shopping and had a tryst with others.
"I am, you are?"
Princess Xiyue nodded slightly, neither cold nor indifferent, and looked at Su Yin with doubtful eyes.
She just noticed clearly that after Emperor Liao saw this person, his body stiffened slightly, which seemed very unnatural.
She was curious about the relationship between Emperor Liao and the man in front of her.
The man in front of him was truly unparalleled in beauty. Compared with Emperor Liao, he was not very fast at all. Such a handsome young master was rarely seen in the world.
Especially when he came on horseback, he was as majestic as a cloud and heroic. Although he was slender and shaped like a beautiful jade, he had an indescribable heroic spirit.
"The captain of the Yuan Kingdom's Xiaoqi Camp has actually met the princess."
Su Yin sat on a tall horse, bowed his hands slightly in salute, and showed no respect in his words and deeds when facing the princess.