bastard seizes tang

Chapter 94 Exile
Turks, sweat account.

When Li Ke was told that Khan had heard him, he already knew what happened.

Li Ke was walking on the way to the sweat tent, although he pretended to be indifferent on his face, he couldn't help but panic in his heart.

Xieli’s rumors this time are different from the previous ones. This time Xieli only heard about Li Ke, and both Wang Xuance and Su Dingfang were taken down by Jieli’s order. It can be seen that Xieli has already moved on Li Ke. Kill heart.

Now not only Li Ke, Su Dingfang, Wang Xuance, and even the lives of nearly a hundred members of the Tang Dynasty Mission are in the hands of Li Ke alone. If Li Ke's performance is inappropriate and Xieli orders to kill them, they will all die without a doubt. up.

Li Ke came outside the sweat tent, pushed open the tent door, and at a glance, the Turkic dignitaries who were full of tents were staring at Li Ke's direction coldly. It would be strange to give Li Ke a half-pointed face.

"Li Ke, King of Shu in the Tang Dynasty, pay homage to Khan." Li Ke breathed a sigh of relief, entered the big tent, and bowed down.

"Get it for Ben Khan!" Jieli didn't say a word to Li Ke at all, and pointed at Li Ke when he came up.

The guards attached to Li Ke in the sweat tent got the order, and they complied, and they stepped forward to grab Li Kesuo and put him on the ground.

Seeing the scene in front of him, Li Ke struggled to get up and asked, "Li Ke doesn't know what crime he committed. Why did Khan punish me? Please tell Khan clearly."

Why Xieli took him, Li Ke knew better than anyone else in his heart, but Li Ke's accomplishment of talking nonsense with his eyes open, Li Ke would never be inferior to anyone in the big tent.

Jieli didn't know if Li Ke really didn't know, he pointed at Li Ke and shouted angrily: "Tang took advantage of Ben Khan's northern expedition and raided Shuofang, don't you still know that you are Ben Khan?"

Li Ke was surprised when he heard the words, apparently also shocked by the news from Jieli's mouth.

Li Ke pretended to be ignorant and asked, "Shuofang? The Tang Dynasty unexpectedly attacked Shuofang? When did this happen?"

A boy who was only ten years old had surprise, grievance, and a little fear in his eyes.

Astonishment, of course, is surprise at the news; grievance, is feeling aggrieved by the Northern Expedition of the Tang Dynasty, regardless of his safety; as for fear, it is fear of his own safety.

In an instant, Li Ke's eyes, expressions, and movements have fully expressed everything that a teenager should have when facing this kind of scene.

Li Ke stood alone in this tent, facing many Turkic dignitaries, almost pushed his acting skills to the limit.

Zhao Deyan, who was beside Jieli, looked at Li Ke and said to Li Ke: "Just six days ago, when Khan was fighting Xue Yantuo in Qibei, the Tang army in the south suddenly went north to attack Shuofang. Didn't you release the news? "

After hearing Zhao Deyan's words, Li Ke's face showed a look of surprise, as if he only learned the news of Tang Jun's attack on Liang from Zhao Deyan and Xieli's words.

Li Ke said to Jie Li excitedly: "Khan Mingjian, when the Tang army attacked Liang, Li Ke was accompanying Khan on the northern expedition, and he had no time to take care of him. How could Li Ke send a letter?"

As Li Ke spoke, his words faltered more and more, and anyone could hear the urgency in his words.

After listening to Li Ke's explanation and seeing Li Ke's agitated appearance, Xieli was a little uncertain for a while.

If Li Ke sent a letter to Datang, asking Datang to attack Liang Shidu while Jieli was marching north, what was his purpose?

Jieli knew that Li Ke was a smart man, and it was impossible for Li Ke not to understand what Tang's attack on Liang Shidu meant to him.

Although Shuofang is the territory of Liang Shidu, Liang Shidu is a subject of Jieli. When the Tang Dynasty sent troops to attack Liang Shidu, it was tantamount to attacking the Turks. When the two armies are at war, the most difficult thing to do is to be caught in the middle. Li Ke is the proton, if Li Ke does this, what good will it do him.

Seeing Jieli's suspicious expression, Li Ke knew that he had been moved by what he said, so he took the opportunity to continue: "Li Ke is from the Tang Dynasty, but he is in Turkic. I just learned from Khan just now, and I hope Khan will learn from him."

Li Ke has Khan Mingcha on the left and Khan Mingjian on the right. To put it bluntly, they are nothing more than desperately trying to extract themselves from the battle of Shuofang and avoid being implicated.

Jieli ordered people to say that Li Ke came here for two purposes: first, he felt that Li Ke was related to the Shuofang War, and he was suspected of tipping off the news, and wanted to condemn him; The Turks declared war, and Jieli also wanted to use Li Ke to make him powerful.

But now as soon as Li Kefang got into the account, he tried his best to remove himself from the battle of Shuofang, acting as if he didn't know what happened at all.

At this time, Xin Liao'er, who was sent by Master Liang to seek help from Jieli, stepped forward and said, "Qi Khan, the general thought that the proton was the son of Li Shimin, and the proton was definitely involved in Shuofang's affairs. Now the Tang army is in a hurry to attack the city. Why didn't the Khan send someone to write a letter, asking the Tang army to retreat at the cost of the hostage's life, and forcing the Tang army to retreat."

Li Ke heard Xin Liaoer's words, but before Xieli could speak, his own face was filled with bitterness, and he sighed continuously.

"The general was not born in the emperor's family, so I'm afraid he doesn't know why the heavenly family is ruthless. Ever since I went north as a hostage, I never thought that I could go back alive. Now I am just a dispensable prince in Datang. Will the emperor give up Shuofang for me?" Li Ke asked with a disappointed expression.

Li Ke's words are indeed somewhat reasonable. Li Shimin knew that Li Ke was in Turkic, but still sent troops to Shuofang. Obviously, in Li Shimin's eyes, Shuofang was more important than Li Ke's place. How could Li Shimin retreat for Li Ke?

If Xieli really did what Xin Liaoer said, he would only be ridiculed by Tang Jun. Tang Shuofang wanted a young man like Li Ke to protect him, which was nothing but a laughingstock.

After listening to Li Ke's explanations, Xie Li believed a little bit, and asked Zhao Deyan, "Do you think Li Ke should be killed?"

Zhao Deyan pondered for a moment, then said to Jieli: "If Shuofang is not broken, Li Ke will be useless to keep it. He can kill the flag to deter the Tang people. But if Shuofang is broken, Li Ke is not fit to kill him. He is better alive than dead." It’s useful to come.”

After listening to Zhao Deyan's words, Jieli nodded.

As Zhao Deyan said, the Tang Dynasty's dispatch of troops to Shuofang was already declaring war on the Turks, and the so-called alliance between the two countries has also turned into empty talk.

If Shuofang has not been broken at this time, and the Turks still have not lost their initiative, the Turks only need to hold on to Shuo so that they can strangle the Tang army's throat, even if it is useless to keep Li Ke.

But if the Tang army has already broken through Shuofang, then the Turks will become passive, and it will be somewhat valuable to keep Li Ke, the prince, in adversity.

Jieli nodded, and said to Zhao Deyan: "Ben Khan's order is to send Li Ke and his party to Yinshan Mountain, and they will be strictly guarded. If there is no Benhan, they will not be able to go to Yinshan Mountain."

(End of this chapter)