"Take her away!" he said. Since she was silly and hoarse, she probably wouldn't disturb his master.
The peddler got into the carriage and smiled at the coachman. "I caught this hostage well. I'm not worried with this silly kid!"
"Alright, sit in and close the curtain!"
The coachman waved his horsewhip and left the capital from the west city gate.
…
More than half of the people planted by King Nanyang in the imperial guards had been harmed by Su Cheng. Only a small team of imperial guards patrolling outside had dodged Su Cheng's dark cuisine. They did not know the situation in the palace and rushed over with high morale.
As soon as they entered the palace, they were attacked by Su Cheng.
As for the sacrificial soldiers and experts who had covered King Nanyang's retreat and captured hostages, they were either dead or injured under the full siege of Xiao Shunyang, Jing Yi, and the others.
