Xie Yuan stood outside the hall, pressing his one hand on the sword around his waist, straight and unmoving, watching the sun rise from the skyline little by little, becoming hot and dazzling.

Logically speaking, she was going to take turns to court with other Central Guard commanders.

However, the Central Camp had just begun to be established, and there were many affairs. In addition, the conflict between Hu and Han, Xie Yuan's camp needed to be eased, and in this court, he also needed to be eased. So His Majesty issued an imperial edict to let the Central Camp get on track, Xie Yuan would not have to take turns with the four camps.

Today, there were a bunch of people in the hall who attacked her. In order to avoid unnecessary conflicts, Xie Yuan could only wait outside the hall.

She was not afraid of waiting. The sun shone on her body, and she listened to the occasionally exposed voices in the hall, and her thoughts would float around randomly.

Sometimes I think about the matters in the camp, sometimes I think about the matter of the prince's nanny, and sometimes I think about how to argue for myself.

I don’t know how long it took, but I heard a loud noise in the hall, and occasionally I heard a few words of my own name.

She moved her shoulders quietly, raised her neck, and tightened her hand holding the sword, and was always ready to go to the "battlefield".

But when she waited left and right, she didn't see the eunuch coming out to announce her in. She was curious about what was going on inside, so she walked a few steps to the center of the two gates of the hall.

As soon as she stood firm, a few doors opened, and the civil and military ministers inside walked out one after another.

He actually went to court?

On one side were Xianbei nobles, on the other side were Han civil officials. The two teams of ministers who had scattered their court were like two separate streams of water flowing past Xie Yuan.

When the Xianbei nobles saw Xie Yuan, most of them had dark faces, full of disgust and disgust.

When the Han civil servants saw Xie Yuan, a few of them would bow to her politely as saying hello, but most people would avoid suspicion because of her identity as a girl, look straight, and walk by silently as if she hadn't seen it.

Xie Yuan stood sideways on the high ground alone, watching them walk down the long stairs and leave the court, and inexplicably felt lonely.

She couldn't help but look at the two clearly distinguished streams of people and remained silent for a long time.

Suddenly, Xie Yuan's Yu Guang found another person coming out of the door. She thought it was Shen Liuzhen, but when she turned her head, she realized it was Shi Yuhengjia.

Shi Yuhengjia didn't look at her, but just stood at the door with her, looking at the long stairs under her feet, without saying or leaving, but her expression was a little awkward.

Xie Yuan turned around and looked at the empty hall, looked at him again, and asked in a deep voice:

"You have something to say to me?"

Shi Yuhengjia then glanced at Xie Yuan and said lightly:

"Didn't you tell my son to ask me to come to you?...I didn't plan to pay attention to you, but since I met you, I'll just say anything."

Xie Yuan raised his eyebrows: "When did I say I want you to come to me?"

"Yesterday, didn't you say it?" Shi Yuhengjia suddenly became anxious and asked at Xie Yuan.

Xie Yuan was puzzled for a moment, then he quickly remembered it. She sneered and withdrew her gaze, looking at the sun in the distance, her handsome eyebrows were full of disdain and said:

"Oh yes, I said this, but it's probably because Changzhe passed it wrong. I mean, you don't have to let your son learn the kung fu to knock me down. You can come to me by yourself."
Chapter completed!