"What's the situation at the rear?" Feng Chenmo stabbed an enemy soldier with his sword and asked immediately.
"The way we came was cut off by the Chu soldiers. Now if we want to retreat, we must find a new way." the deputy general replied.
Feng Chenmo looked up.
There are not many Chu soldiers in the stone forest, and it seems that even they dare not go deep into it.
However, they cut off the way back.
"Second Prince, we must find a new way to leave, otherwise, our brothers will be completely trapped here."
They finally knew why even the brave and capable fourth lady was trapped. It was because the stone forest in Langya Mountain was too weird.
Before entering, I had anticipated that the view would be obstructed after entering.
But I didn’t expect that the level of obstacles would be so great!
"Second Prince, you can't love fighting anymore!" both lieutenants urged!
"Second Prince, the general and his brothers are blocking this place. Please ask the Second Prince to lead an elite team and find a new way to leave!"
"That's right, Second Prince, I will finally wean you off!"
"unnecessary!"
Feng Chenmo raised his head and glanced.
When I arrived, I could still see the bright moon above my head clearly.
After entering, not only was everything around me unclear, but even the bright moon became vaguely blurry.
The boss is right, this stone forest has been baptized for many years and has formed its own formation.
They are now trapped by the formation.
"Seven Stars Beidou, Eight Golden Locks, Nine Palaces of Stars, House of Flying Daggers! Follow me!"
Feng Chenmo walked forward quickly, moving eastward in seven steps, turning right in eight steps, chasing stars in all directions, ten feet away!
This must be the birth gate that the boss mentioned!
"Follow up!"
"Second Prince, you are continuing to go deep into the stone forest!" The two lieutenants were nervous and wanted to call the Second Prince back.
However, the second prince had already walked a long way and was quickly heading deeper into the stone forest.
If they don't follow, they will lose sight of the second prince!
The two lieutenants had no choice but to lead their brothers and continue moving forward: "Let's go!"
Feng Chenmo knew nothing about the Qimen Escape Technique, but Chu Qingge taught him before he came here. If he can't see the time clearly, he should raise his forehead with his palms. When the moon is still two palms away from his forehead, follow her instructions.
OK.
He also knew that going deep into the stone forest would increase the danger for his brothers.
But his current mission is to delay time and lead the troops into the depths of the stone forest.
Even if he knew that after entering, he would most likely not be able to come out, he still had to go.
He believes in the boss!
Ten feet away, there must be a door to life, there must be one!
"Walk!"
...The leader of the Chu army this time was Chu Xianji, the third prince of the Chu Kingdom, and the most beloved prince of the Queen Mother.
In fact, the common people may not know it, but the important officials in the court and the royal family know it very well.
On the surface, the emperor was in control of the affairs of the Chu State, but secretly, the emperor had to listen to the Queen Mother.
There are three generals under the Queen Mother, one is the thirteenth prince of Dading, the general of Zhennan is Meng Jiang, and the last one is the third prince Chu Xianji.
These three people all hold military power in their hands.
When the three of them united, even the military power in the hands of the King of Chu was not as powerful as theirs.
The King of Chu naturally obeyed the Queen Mother's advice.
After all, the Queen Mother only has one son like him. As long as he behaves well, the Queen Mother can still let him continue to be the emperor for more than ten or twenty years.
If they have different intentions, then the status of the so-called King of Chu and the so-called Crown Prince may not be stable for long.
The person who led the army to besiege Feng Chenmo today was the third prince, Chu Xianji.
