Your Majesty, Niang Niang, she is charming and charming

Chapter 230 Empress, take a step to speak

Gou Hao shook his head: "If I deceive you even a single word, I will never be reborn forever!"

Wen Huang: "Now you are not much different from 'Eternal Shall Not Be Reborn'."

Ju Hao: "..."

Wen Huang: "Okay! Just treat what you said is true! Then what? Why did you jump into the Valley of the Gods?"

Gou Hao was about to speak, but he saw day lily rushing over, saluted and said, "The Empress!"

Wen Huang: "What's wrong?"

"Someone from the ladies' office came to ask to see my mother, saying that someone has been bewitched! I want to ask my mother to take a look." Hemerocallis said.

"Bewitched by an evil spirit?" Wen Huang was surprised, "Why is he bewitched by an evil spirit?"

Hemerocallis: "It's like...it seems to be possessed by something unclean, and it makes a roar that looks like a woman, not a woman, or a man, and I don't know what it is shouting, like a wild beast. There are frying pans in the women's office I'm so scared!"

Wen Huang said to Gou Hao, "Shall we go and have a look together?"

Gou Hao nodded.

So, a group of people hurried to the lady's quarters.

The residences of the female officials, as well as the embroidery room, music room, dance room, various warehouses in the palace, and the place where the young ladies are taught are connected together. They are located in the middle of the front hall of the palace and Yanqing Palace, and are relatively independent.

The two passed by, and a guard saw Gou Hao, bowed in embarrassment and said, "Master, all the people living here are women, I'm afraid it's inconvenient for you to go in."

Gou Hao glanced in, and saw women's underwear hanging in the courtyard.

There are also the voices of girls chirping and bluffing.

He nodded, turned around and said to Wen Huang: "It's not convenient for me to go in, my lady, please go and have a look first, call me if you need something."

Wen Huang nodded, and brought Hemerocallis Ping'er and Shao Qian in.

The girls were frightened, and they all gathered in the outer courtyard, saying that they were so scary, and so on. When they saw Wen Huang, those who knew her knelt down first to salute, and the others followed suit.

"What's going on?" Wen Huang asked, "Where is the person?"

"Your Majesty, enter the house in the innermost room, the northernmost room." A female officer pointed to the inside and said, "We locked her in."

Wen Huang walked straight in.

Those who were daring wanted to follow in, but a woman with a calm expression stopped them and said, "Don't hinder the empress! If there is something evil, I have to trouble the empress to protect you?"

So everyone didn't follow.

Inside is the female officer's quarters, one entry and one entry, a total of three entry, Wen Huang went according to the route they pointed out just now.

He didn't hear any roars, but saw his young highness Yao Junlin.

One of his men was wiping the blood off a sharp sword.

Wen Huang frowned: "Your Highness? Why are you here?"

Yao Junlin pointed to the palace wall not far away and said, "There is a small gate over there. Our hall passed by there, and when they heard unusual noises from here, they were kicked open."

Wen Huang looked into the room, and saw a woman dressed as a female official fell on the ground, her neck was wiped by someone, blood flowed all over the floor, her eyes were red and bloodshot.

"Don't look!" Yao Junlin stretched out his hand to cover her eyes, and said softly, "Don't scare you."

Wen Huang took a step back, frowned and asked, "Why did you kill her?"

"This woman is no longer human! When we came here, she broke open the door and looked like a wild beast. If you don't kill her, she will kill anyone she sees!"

"Not human anymore?" Wen Huang glanced at the corpse again, "What is that?"

There is nothing like a curse on her.

Just an ordinary dead man.

Yao Junlin glanced at the few people who were following Wen Huang, and said in a low voice, "This hall has seen this situation before, Empress, please take a step to speak."

(End of this chapter)