Mou Yu Khan read Li Yan's letters over and over again. For some reason, he suddenly remembered a sentence from his father. It was when he and his brother were not yet adult. Old Khan once told them that it was not important to lose a little face for his own tribe and for the Uighurs to stand firm on this land.

At that time, Mou Yu Khan was quite incomprehensible to his father's words, and even thought that his father and brother were servile to the Tang Dynasty. However, at this time, Mou Yu Khan could really understand a lot.

He knew that for their Uighur tribe, face was really useless.

Not to mention that Li Yan defeated himself openly on the battlefield, so he did not have any acts of harming himself. It was just that he represented the Uighurs, while Li Yan represented the Tang Dynasty.

On the other hand, although Shi Siming had been following his butt before, he betrayed himself before the most critical battle and patted his butt and ran to where he went.

After comparing this, what I should not believe the least is Shi Siming. As Li said, if this guy hadn't been desperate, he would never have bowed his head in front of you, Mou Yu Khan.

In the letter, Li Qing also asked Mou Yu Khan a question, that is, would he give up the lives of his own tribe because of Shi Siming's humility towards him?

He knew clearly that Li Neng was indeed discussing with him now, but once he gave a negative answer, Li Neng would no longer continue to be abusive to him with such a good attitude. The three armies of tens of thousands of people had arrived at the Beiting Protectorate, which was not far from him. Once Li Neng's letter did not receive his response, the Uighur King's Court would immediately become scorched earth.

Mou Yu Khan is a very smart person. He almost instantly realized the reason why Li Yan did this, just to prevent the Tongluo tribe and the Pugu tribe in the north from becoming bigger.

Once they grow bigger, sooner or later they will pose a threat to the Tang Dynasty. This threat may be decades later or hundreds of years.

History has long told them that there is no eternal friend in this world, so for Li Neng, it is really the best way to keep the Uighurs here to check and balance the Pugu tribe and the Tongluo tribe. Since the Uighurs can become an enemy of the Tang Dynasty from a place with good relations with the Tang Dynasty, then other forces naturally have this possibility.

After reading it twice, Mou Yu Khan burned the letter directly, and then he found a close guard who was close to him and ordered: "Go and invite Shi Siming over, remember, don't let Pu Gu Huaien know."

Seeing the guard leaving in a hurry, Mou Yu Khan tightly held the short knife in his hand, and his eyes had become tougher.

The people in the Uighur Wangting knew almost nothing about what happened that night, but the next morning, Pugu Huaien, who was still sleeping, was directly found in his house by Mou Yu Khan.
Chapter completed!