Villain: Who said I came here to break off the engagement?

Two teams of more than 300 people marched quickly and in unison on the wide bluestone streets of the imperial city.

Soon the imperial city gate appeared a hundred meters ahead. At this moment, four teams of soldiers wearing armor and holding spears, exuding a murderous aura, suddenly rushed out from the bluestone avenues on both sides and surrounded the two carriages and more than 300 people.

The four teams of soldiers added up to only a hundred people, but each of them exuded the murderous aura that only soldiers born from hundreds of battles had. They were fierce and fierce, but also solemn.

Obviously, these more than a hundred people were all warriors who had fought on the battlefield and truly crawled out of the pile of dead bodies.

Although the more than 300 imperial guards and imperial guards were also well-trained, their duties were ultimately only to guard the palace and the emperor.

In this important place in the capital, at the feet of the emperor, there was nothing but prosperity, and they had never experienced a life-and-death battle.

At this time, the two sides met and the winner was immediately determined.

The momentum of the 300 imperial guards and imperial guards, who had the advantage in numbers, was immediately suppressed, just like a well-cared domestic cat that met a wild cat with strong vitality, and immediately became timid.

The curtain of the carriage belonging to the prince in front was lifted, and the prince Xun Yunliang glared and shouted: "Whose subordinates are you waiting for? How dare you stop this prince's carriage!"

No one answered, more than a hundred soldiers stood there like sculptures, holding guns and knives, with uniform movements, as if even the breathing frequency was consistent, like an airtight iron wall, giving people a strong sense of oppression.

Xun Yunliang saw that he couldn't stop them, and he felt a little unsure.

His usual prestige and respected status were all based on his identity as the prince of the Eastern Palace and the absolute dominance of the imperial power.

Now that the imperial power is declining, he can no longer put on the shelf of the Eastern Palace.

At this time, the curtain of the carriage behind was lifted, and the second prince Xun Yang said calmly: "Who instructed you? You know that harming the prince is a serious crime that will implicate the entire clan."

"Considering that you are just following orders and being deceived for a while, it is understandable. This prince and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince can make the decision. If you are willing to stop and turn to the light, the court will pardon all your crimes and reward you later."

This statement is much higher than the level of the Crown Prince's anger just now. Xun Yang knew that at this time, the imperial power was declining and the tiger was in a state of decline. The power of the royal family alone could not scare away these arrogant soldiers and generals.

So he wisely chose to use inducements to shake these soldiers.

People die for money, and birds die for food. The reason why they are willing to follow in the rebellion must be that the mastermind behind them promised huge benefits and promised to be promoted and rewarded after the success.

Then as long as a bigger promise is given, it may not be impossible to incite them to rebellion.

But Xun Yang still underestimated the mental toughness of these more than 100 soldiers. After he finished speaking, no one responded.

Xun Yang frowned, his face turned ugly. He continued to promise benefits, but he began to think about how to break out.

These guys were obviously not swayed by words, even if he talked his mouth off, it would probably be useless.

So he used words to delay time while thinking about countermeasures.

More than 300 imperial guards and imperial guards protected the two carriages in the middle. Everyone held their weapons tightly, facing the outside world in unison, and stared at the rebels whose number was less than twice theirs with vigilance and fear. Their palms were already wet.

Da Da Da——

The crisp sound of horse hooves came from outside the encirclement. A dozen soldiers facing the gate of the imperial city separated a road, and a young man rode out on horseback.

The pupils of the crown prince Xun Yunliang shrank, and he exclaimed: "Bai Mu!"

The face of the second prince Xun Yang completely sank, and he said nothing.

The young man who came on horseback was the prince of Bai Wangfu, the grandson of the current Bai Wang, Bai Mu.

The horse under his crotch was unusually majestic, quite tall, and wearing light armor. At first glance, it was a divine horse that could gallop on the battlefield.

Xun Yunliang gritted his teeth and said, "Bai Mu, you and I have known each other since childhood. We are both good at literature and martial arts, and we are close friends. Do you really want to kill me today!"

"Close friends? Ha..." Bai Mu sneered, "Your Highness, do you really think that I am so easy to fool if I don't get involved in the court? The court is connected with interests, and anyone who is valuable can be close friends with you. Humph, hypocrisy."

"You!" Xun Yunliang was speechless, and his chest shrank back. He said in a gentle tone, "You are plotting your rebellion, why can't you let me go? Are you still afraid that I will call on the generals of the world to rise up and defend the king as the crown prince of the East Palace?"

Xun Yang in another carriage couldn't help rolling his eyes when he heard this.

Prince, you are forcing others to kill you.

Bai Mu said: "Although you are the prince of the Eastern Palace, you have no political achievements in the court, let alone military prestige. You can still call the shots in the capital, but when you go to the states and counties, with your reputation, do you still want to persuade those unruly generals?"

These words were very straightforward, without any beating around the bush, and without giving a single face.

Xun Yunliang's face turned green and red, and he felt his heart was stabbed. A great sense of humiliation surged in his heart, making him want to refute and scold loudly, but he didn't know how to refute.

His face turned red, and his eyes stared at Bai Mu sitting on the horse, "What do you want!"

Xun Yang rolled his eyes again.

The other party came with an army, and his intention was already very obvious. Is there any need to ask?

If Xun Yunliang was stalling for time, that would be another matter, but he was obviously not stalling for time.

Bai Mu was too lazy to waste time talking to him. He thrust his spear forward and shouted, "Kill."

The "Kill" was not shouted loudly. Hundreds of soldiers shouted at the same time, and the restrained murderous aura was released instantly, like a tiger out of the cage, choosing its prey.

Xun Yunliang was so frightened that he sat back in the carriage.

More than 300 imperial guards and imperial guards also shouted and screamed, trying to give themselves courage in this way, and fought with the rebels with swords and guns.

The scene suddenly became chaotic, with the sound of swords and guns colliding one after another, and the shouts of killing shook the sky.

When had His Royal Highness, who had never been in danger, ever seen such a scene? He was so scared that he shrank in the corner of the carriage and trembled, listening to the shouts and screams outside.

Compared with His Royal Highness, who was timid, the second prince Xun Yang was calmer. He sat back in the carriage, lowered the curtain, and said, "Sir, it's time for you to take action."

Opposite the second prince sat an old man, with loose clothes and wide sleeves, gray hair and beard, sitting there with his head down and eyes closed, as if he was asleep.

Hearing this, his eyelids moved, his lips moved again, and then he said: "For the last time."

The second prince nodded: "Yes, since you helped me this time, the favor of the senior has been fully repaid, and from now on, you and I owe each other nothing."

"Okay."

Outside, the prince Bai Mu's eyes were fixed on Xun Yang's carriage. Compared with the crown prince, he valued the second prince more.

He would rather the crown prince escape than the second prince, because this person is quite cunning. If he escapes, he might be able to use the identity of the second prince to do something.

Suddenly, the curtain of the second prince's carriage was blown open by the wind, and a divine rainbow swept out of the carriage and rushed into the sky.