Gu Yun rushed back quickly when he came. The first thing he said to Shen Yi after landing was: "Prepare medicine for me."

Shen Yi looked solemn: "Can you still hear it now?"

"Yes," Gu Yun said, "I can't do it anymore, I'll say it quickly if I have something to do."

Shen Yi took out a few pieces of paper from his arms: "This is the confession of Sand Scorpion. I have never seen it for anyone else. I will personally review it. I will wait for the general to come back to decide."

Gu Yun looked around with his eyes as he walked. Suddenly, his steps stopped and suddenly folded the paper in his hand.

For a moment, his expression was a little scary.

The sand scorpion attacked the ancient Silk Road by the way. His target was Loulan. He had a treasure map of Loulan. The so-called "treasure" was actually a thousand-acre purple gold mine.

Shen Yi lowered his voice and asked, "Master, is this matter so important, can you report it to the court?"

Gu Yun blurted out: "No."

He quickly changed his mind: "Where is the picture?"

Chen Yi whispered in a voice that only two people could hear: "The sand scorpion is tattooed on his belly."

Gu Yun: "Didn't you say where it came from?"

"Stolen," Chen Yi said, "these sand bandits are rampant, the people of the Central Plains, the Western Regions, and the Westerners. If they meet someone who robs whom they are, they don't know who they are robbing whom they are snatching."

Gu Yun said "um" and narrowed his eyes that began to blur. He looked at the bustling Loulan with lights in the distance. A young man from Loulan saw him from afar. He sat on the city wall like a madman and played the single-stringed zither, watching Gu Yun laughing constantly.

Gu Yun had no time to be funny with these Loulan people who knew they were drinking and had fun after eating. He turned his hand and stuffed the pieces of paper to Chen Yi: "Silence."

Chen Yi's pupils shrank slightly.

"Silence the mouth, destroy the corpse," Gu Yun's lips almost moved, and his words were all in between his teeth. "With the gang of sand bandits, they said that the bandits were about to escape from prison. Our soldiers had no choice but to kill him - this matter was leaked between you and me, but you asked, and immediately investigate the origin of the treasure map."

Chen Yi: "Yes."

A moment later, he asked again: "Master General, I heard that rumors came from the capital that King Wei was under house arrest?"

Gu Yun glanced at him: "You said it was a rumor and the imperial edict has not been issued. Don't make random guesses and do your business."

Chen Yi responded, Gu Yun's face was still tired and he stood there and gently pressed the corner of his eyes, hoping that he had overreacted to this treasure map of unknown origin.

The disaster in the East China Sea was not over yet, and another incident occurred in the northwest. He always felt that these things were not coincidental.

Half a month later, two Jiangnan memorials were sent to Emperor Long'an Li Feng.

Li Feng knocked on the table, and a man in his forties and with long beards next to him immediately stepped forward and turned on the gas lamp for him. This person was the emperor's uncle, named Wang Gu, and his favorite minister today.

Li Feng opened the above note, which was exactly the remark that Yao Zhen discussed with Gu Yun that day. He hid the Xuantie Camp and Linyuan Pavilion, and slapped all the officials of Jiangnan from top to bottom. Finally, he praised the merits. After reading it, the emperor didn't say anything and picked up the second note.

The second letter is a secret message, and the rhetoric is completely different from the previous one. It contains the letter: "On the day when the bandits were suppressed at sea, Hou Anding and Xuanying, dozens of people from Xuanjia appeared in the East China Sea, took down the thief's head, and according to the thief's head, the rebel Hai Jiao ordered a woman with a mysterious whereabouts, suspected to be a person from Linyuan Pavilion, and seemed to be an old acquaintance of Gu Yun."

After reading it, Li Feng said nothing and handed Wang Gu the two memorials.

Wang Guojiu finished reading quickly, carefully looked at Li Feng's uncertain expression, and guessed his intention and said, "This... Emperor, Mr. Anding is involved. Although he has made merits and no faults, he has left his post without any faults, and he has also left his post without any reason..."

Li Feng: "He has a Xuanying who can travel thousands of miles a day, and only a few days across the Central Plains. Although he has left his post without permission, he is not particularly ruling. But I don't understand why it is so coincidental that Hou Anding played a role in it?"

Wang Zhu's eyelids twitched and realized something.

Li Feng tapped his slender fingers on the desk: "There is also Linyuan Pavilion - Linyuan Pavilion has been hiding in the rivers and lakes for many years, why did he suddenly appear? When did Gu Yun get in touch with these people?"

When you are in the Yuan Pavilion, you will not come out in a prosperous era, and you will encounter chaos when you come out.

Wang Gu took a deep breath: "The emperor said that Gu Yun was ill-intentioned-"

Li Feng glanced at him and smiled slightly: "Where did the uncle want to go? The sixteenth emperor uncle grew up with me since he was a child and made great contributions to suppressing rebellions. If you think so, wouldn't it be a shame to the hearts of loyal ministers?"

Wang Gu didn't understand what he meant, so he only dared to agree and did not dare to answer.
Chapter completed!