Chapter 213 It’s hard to tell whether it’s true or false

The previous article was revised: In the last part, Li Ru's attitude towards Han Sui was not so dangerous, and the two of them had some friendship.

Han Sui heard that someone had sent a letter to him and was curious. Who would have written a letter to him at this time? With this idea in his heart, Han Sui reached out to take the letter and asked casually:

"Who's the letter?"

The guard lowered his head and said:

"Return to the Governor, it was the letter from the Governor of Cao's army, Wu Fan."

After saying that, the guards glanced at Han Sui and then hurriedly withdrew.

Now, all the soldiers under Han Sui's subordinates knew about the fact that Wu Fan treated Han Sui with special preferences, and then thought that the relationship between the two was extraordinary. At this time, Wu Fan's letter was not to mention that there must be hidden information. The guard also thought this was the case, and was afraid that it would be inconvenient for him to stay here for a long time, Han Sui read the letter, so he hurriedly retreated.

Han Sui was very surprised at this time. He didn't understand why Wu Fan wrote to him. He obviously had no friendship with Wu Fan.

Because he had just encountered Ma Teng's misunderstanding, Han Sui was eager to prove his absolute innocence. Han Sui didn't even think about opening the letter from Wu Fan, in order to find evidence that could prove his innocence in the letter.

It is just like the person involved. With Han Sui's IQ, if this matter is exposed to others, he will definitely think that he will give the letter to Ma Teng first, and it is most suitable for Ma Teng to see it. However, Han Sui is anxious now and has no longer considered that much.

Besides, Han Sui was stunned after taking apart the letter. The letter was written in a circle, just like an invalid draft. If you look at the letter carefully, the words do not express the meaning, and there will be smears at any critical point, making people unable to understand what the letter is written.

While hesitating...

Suddenly, footsteps sounded outside the tent, and a team of people walked towards this side. When Han Sui looked up at the curtain, Ma Dai had already pushed open the guards on duty at the door of the tent and appeared in front of Han Sui with a cold expression.

Before Han Sui could speak, Ma Dai had already snorted coldly, glanced at the letter in Han Sui's hand, and said:

"Governor Han, I heard that Wu Fan, the governor of Cao's army, had a secret letter to you?"

Han Sui smiled and said:

"General Ma misunderstood. The letter from the governor of Cao's army, Wu Fan, was in my hands. How could I say secret letters?"

Ma Dai said oh and asked:

"Can you let me see it?"

Although the words were inquiry, the hand had reached out to Han Sui, with an irresistible intention.

Han Sui handed the letter to Ma Dai and said:

"Since General Ma wants to see it, just take it and look it up."

Ma Dai took the letter to his hand, but looked at Han Sui's expression for a while before looking down at the letter. But seeing that the letter was often smeared and he couldn't understand the meaning at all, Ma Dai turned to Han Sui with anger and looked at him and said:

"This is an invalid manuscript, so why do it be used as a letter?"

Han Sui also spread his hands and said inexplicably:

"I'm just wondering about this. I don't know why the governor of Cao's army, Wu Fan, sent this manuscript to me."

Ma Dai sneered and said:

"Although I am not familiar with Wu Fan, I also know that this person is good-looking and has great respect. Wu Fan is currently charming. How could he send the manuscript to others? You must have learned that I led the team to come and change it first."

No matter how Han Sui explained, Ma Dai finally didn't believe it. In the end, Han Sui couldn't help but say a little annoyed:

"Since General Ma is so stubborn, he has nothing to say. It's too late at this time, I'm going to rest."

Seeing that Han Sui had issued an order to expel him, Ma Dai felt more and more angry. He held Wu Fan's letter in his hand and said loudly:

"Then please ask Governor Han to have a good rest and say goodbye to you."

After saying that, he turned around and strode out of the tent. However, when he walked out of the tent, he almost collided with the eight generals under Han Sui who were standing outside the door. Ma Dai glanced at the eight generals under Han Sui and turned to lead the team away.

As soon as Ma Dai left, the eight generals under Han Sui walked into Han Sui's tent one after another. These eight people were known as the eight flag-based cavalry, namely Liang Xing, Cheng Yin, Li Kan, Zhang Heng, Cheng Yi, Ma Wan and Yang Qiu. The eight people worked under Han Sui for many years and had a good relationship with Han Sui.

Han Sui naturally did not rest at this time. He just found such an excuse to let Ma Dai leave because he was upset by Ma Dai. At this time, he was upset and couldn't fall asleep even if he wanted to sleep. The eight generals under his command entered the tent one after another. Han Sui looked up and then continued to lower his head and frown without saying a word.

The eight people looked at each other, and then Yang Qiu said first:

"Governor General, Ma Dai will take Wu Fan's letter to Ma Teng to complain. Governor General General needs to prepare in advance."

Han Sui said:

"The letter Wu Fan wrote to me was just a manuscript paper. I can't even understand it myself. What if I hand it over to Shouchang?"

The eight people looked at each other again, with many disbelief in their expressions. In fact, they were like Ma Dai, thinking that Han Sui deliberately smeared Wu Fan's letters, which made it difficult to see what was written clearly.

Seeing everyone's expressions, Han Sui asked in surprise:

"What? Don't you even believe me?"

Everyone looked at each other again, but no one talked. The next moment, Cheng Yi shook his head and followed Han Sui's words:

"Mr. Governor must not take it lightly. Even if this letter was sent by Wu Fan at the wrong time and sent the draft; it was precisely because the letter was unclearly described that people doubted it."

Cheng Yi's words awakened Han Sui. After flirting with his eyebrows and pondering for a moment, Han Sui suddenly said:

"Yes, this is Wu Fan's plan. He deliberately smeared the letters, which made people suspicious, and then he disagrees with me and I, long-lived, and suspicious. This plan is really fierce. It not only made me in the dark before, but also made everyone deceived and suspicious, including you eight people."

After hearing Han Sui's analysis, the eight people believed that Han Sui's words were true. However, now that things have come to this point, it is useless to reach trust with the eight cavalry of Han Sui and his subordinates. Ma Teng must also believe that this matter was a disagreement plan made by Wu Fan.

Everyone was thinking about how to make Ma Teng believe that this was Wu Fan's time. Another sound of footsteps outside the tent was accompanied by the neighing of war horses. As soon as they heard it, a large number of cavalry troops arrived.

The next moment, Pang De personally led dozens of heavy cavalrymen and walked in with a curtain.

"Governor Han, the lord has an order to ask Governor Han to go to the main palace of the palace to discuss it."

After Pang De entered the tent, he attacked Han Sui, and then he made a clear idea of ​​his trip.

Ma Dai had just taken Wu Fan's letter away, but now Ma Teng asked Han Sui to go to the main hall of the palace. He said it was a "speaking", but in fact everyone knew that it must be for Wu Fan's letter and that Han Sui would be questioned.

The eight qiben cavalry immediately stood in front of Han Sui's desk, lined up, pressed his hands to his waist and wore a sword, clearly posing to stop Pang De. Han Sui, who was sitting behind the desk, said at this time:

"You can't wait to be rude, please leave me all."

After saying that, Han Sui stood up and followed Pang De. The eight people were urging Han Sui not to go, and Han Sui shook his head and said:

"I have a close relationship with Shouchang and are brothers. Now I have seen Wu Fan's plan. As long as I explain this plan, Shouchang will not harm me."

Ma Wan said behind Han Sui:

"The Governor regards Lord Ma Teng as his brother, but Lord Ma Teng may not think so too. Otherwise, how could he almost throw the Governor into prison before?"

After hearing this, Han Sui paused for a moment and said firmly:

"I have decided, so everyone should not say more."

After saying that, he followed Pang De out of the tent.

A moment later, under the leadership of Pang De, Han Sui came to the main palace of the palace again.

This time, Ma Teng really ordered Han Sui to come here for Wu Fan's letter. After seeing Han Sui walk into the hall, he immediately questioned Han Sui about the content of the letter. Han Sui answered truthfully that this was what he was like when he received the letter, and explained in detail to Ma Teng what he analyzed.

Li Ru, who was sitting on the other side of Ma Teng, then hesitated to Ma Teng:

"My lord, what Governor Han said makes sense. If Wu Fan really sent a draft on purpose, this is a plan to distract the book. The lord needs to check it out in detail."

After Ma Teng finished Han Sui's detailed explanation of this was Wu Fan's plan of disagreement, he had been silent for a while and seemed to have realized something. At this time, he turned his head to look at Li Ru and suddenly sneered, saying:

"You also know that Wu Fan is very cunning, so how can you prove that it was not Wu Fan who wrote the letter like this on purpose, but it actually contained a code word in it. Once we find out, we will just use the idea of ​​smearing the book and dividing it up?"

Li Ru didn't expect Ma Teng to ask this question again. He stammered for a while and couldn't answer. Ma Teng sneered again:

"You and Han Sui have a close relationship and think I don't know? I let you two go the previous episode, but this time, I can't indulge you to wait for anyone, take them down and put them all in prison."

He took the time to "review" the chapter "Han Sui in Cao Ma's Book", which made Chongjia feel that Han Sui is a more casual person, and is very different from the father and son of the Ma family. Li Ru worked under Ma Teng, but in comparison, he was likely to have the deepest friendship with Han Sui. So he revised the original idea and deeply apologized for the inconvenience caused by everyone's reading.

The guards outside the hall responded in unison, and then hurriedly walked up to the hall, taking Han Sui and Li Ru down to the hall without saying a word and threw them into the prison in the city.

The news soon reached the ears of the eight powerful generals under Han Sui. The eight people secretly made a plan and decided not to speak for the time being, find an opportunity to rescue Han Sui, and make plans.

But the prisons in the city are dirty and dirty, rats and ants everywhere, and the large amount of black smoke produced when the inferior oil torch burns makes the air pungent and unpleasant, and even breathing becomes difficult.

Although Han Sui and Li Ru were both thrown into prison, they were far apart and naturally they could not talk to each other. Han Sui had to sit alone in prison, looking at the féi-sized mouse who was stealing the residue in the prison, and sighed repeatedly.

After a while, Han Sui was tired and was about to fall asleep when the prison door was suddenly opened, and Ma Teng actually appeared in front of him.

When Han Sui saw Ma Teng coming, he was shocked and was about to ask. Ma Teng hid his index finger beside his mouth and signaled Han Sui not to speak. He turned around and looked behind him. Seeing that there was only one jailer who opened the door standing outside the door, he couldn't hear the conversation between the two of them here, he turned around and lowered his voice and said to Han Sui:

"The Wenbian has made you compromise."

It turned out that Ma Teng had already understood when he listened to Han Sui's detailed description of Wu Fan's plan to separate the book. Although Ma Teng was a general, his intelligence was not low and he had some ability to distinguish things. He even occasionally used some tricks.

For example, putting Han Sui and Li Ru in prison was Ma Teng's plan. The purpose was to make outsiders think that he and Han Sui had completely broken up, deceived Wu Fan, and then arranged something from it, so that Wu Fan could fall into the trap.

At this time, Ma Teng lowered his voice and explained his plan to Han Sui in detail. After hearing this, the latter nodded repeatedly, and then they looked at each other and smiled.

Of course, this laugh was a silent secret laugh. After getting up, Ma Teng said loudly to Han Sui:

"I didn't expect that you are still obsessed with it now."

Looking back, Ma Teng shouted to the prison guard beside the door:

"From tomorrow, I won't give Han Sui food until he is willing to speak the letter. Do you understand?"

The jailer repeatedly claimed that he was.

Then, Ma Teng snorted again and walked out of the cell. Behind him, Han Sui also shouted a few unjustly as if he was accused.

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To be continued...