The medical concubine is sultry: the prince is fond of heaven

Chapter 61 The Real King
Nangong Wan frowned, her eyes were full of displeasure.

Knowing that she disagreed, Jiang Mufeng was a little helpless.

He took Nangong Wan's hands and said softly, "You should take a rest, don't make yourself so tired."

"Qi Yang and others will come early tomorrow morning. With Qi Yang protecting us, there won't be any danger. Besides, I know medical skills. If Mo Yao and the others are in danger, I can also help them."

All in all, she had to go.

Jiang Mufeng became more and more helpless, but he could only nod his head.

"You, I can't say enough about you."

She stuck out her tongue, "I knew His Highness would be the best, then I'll go and pack up, and we'll set off tomorrow morning."

Before Jiang Mufeng could speak, she turned and went back to her tent.

Jiang Mufeng shook his head, his eyes became softer.

Early the next morning, the two set off for the stars.

It's a little far from the Sand Bandit's old den, and they've only gone half way after a day's driving.

A group of people hid in the shade, Nangong Wan stared blankly at the dead tree not far away.

Jiang Mufeng walked behind her, "What's wrong?"

She turned her head and smiled at Jiang Mufeng, and said, "I was thinking about the man in black we saw earlier, who could he be?"

"I will save Tiemu, no matter who it is, it will only be our enemy."

Listening to Jiang Mufeng's serious answer, Nangong Wan couldn't help shaking her head.

She leaned against the wall and looked at Jiang Mufeng with interest.

"Aren't you afraid that others will tell you right and wrong?"

"Why are you afraid?" Jiang Mufeng asked back.

Seeing that he was really not afraid, Nangong Wan was startled.

Jiang Mufeng laughed softly: "Have I been criticized less often these years?"

"That's right. Although rumors hurt people, they hurt people who care about rumors." Nangong Wan nodded in agreement.

The two were talking happily when a Taoist priest in Taoist robes walked straight towards them.

The Taoist priest knelt in front of Nangong Wan, raised his hands and called out: "My lord, you are the king who guides us to the light, thank you for coming."

Nangong Wan tilted her head, looking at the unshaven Taoist in front of her with a strange expression.

No matter how she looked at it, she felt that this person was a little strange.

The Taoist priest's voice was not low, and everyone present heard what he said.

Nangong Wan blinked her eyes, examined the Taoist priest, and couldn't help laughing again.

"If you say this in front of me, you have found the wrong person. I have no money for you, and I will not listen to your nonsense."

After speaking, Nangong Wan subconsciously looked at Jiang Mufeng.

Seeing him indifferent, it was obvious that he didn't listen to what the Taoist said.

A little general came over and drove the Taoist away without hesitation.

"What nonsense are you talking about? I'm not afraid of being punished by God."

Nangong Wan smiled, put her hands behind her back and looked into the distance in a daze.

into the night.

The bright moon is bright and clear, the desert is covered with a layer of light white light, and the full moon in the sky is extraordinarily bright.

Jiang Mufeng stared at Nangong Wan's exquisite profile for a while, then got up and walked behind the boulder.

A hidden guard is already waiting.

"Where did that priest go?"

The secret guard lowered his head, and told the truth: "He went towards the barracks, and his subordinates followed him all the way, and found that he was wearing a waist badge, which is the Chu family's waist badge."

"Can people stare at it?" Jiang Mufeng asked in a deep voice, his eyes flickering.

"Someone has been sent to follow up."

Seeing that the dark guard handled it well, Jiang Mufeng nodded in satisfaction.

He lowered his head and stared at the ground in thought for a long time, and after a moment of thought, he spoke again.

"If you go to the military camp to find Chu Shuangshuang, just silence him."

Hearing this, the dark guard was a little surprised.

But facing Shangjiang Mufeng's cold eyes, the dark guard lowered his head in fear and responded in a low voice.

He waved at the dark guard, and then returned to lie beside Nangong Wan as if nothing had happened.

Nangong Wan still maintained the posture just now, he couldn't wait to hold his arm as soon as he sat down, and then fell asleep.

Seeing that it was getting closer and closer to the Sand Bandit's lair, the surrounding area became more and more desolate.

Looking at the refugees lying on the ground, Nangong Wan suddenly stopped.

Seeing that she was not leaving, Jiang Mufeng turned his head and followed her gaze.

It is a family of three, two adults and one child.

"Distressed?" Jiang Mufeng came to her side and asked.

Nangong Wan looked at Jiang Mufeng's eyes through the veil.

"His Highness watched this scene, can you bear it?"

Unexpectedly, she would ask herself back, Jiang Mufeng was stunned for a while, and then laughed at himself.

He looked at the refugees and sighed softly.

"Wars have been fought for years, and it is the border soldiers and ordinary people who suffer, especially these ordinary people, who are displaced. I am afraid that they will find it difficult to settle down in this life."

"Let's help them," Nangong Wan suggested.

Hearing this, Jiang Mufeng was a little surprised.

Nangong Wan didn't give him a chance to speak, she got off her horse and gave them a pot of water, dry food and a bag of silver.

He also pointed out a way for them by the way.

Seeing Nangong Wan's behavior, Jiang Mufeng couldn't help but fell into deep thought.

He seemed to have never seen Nangong Wan like this before.

Seeing someone offering something, several other refugees also came over.

Nangong Wan arranged for everyone one by one, and gave them herbs to prevent heatstroke.

A young general walked up to Jiang Mufeng, hesitant to speak.

Seeing this, Jiang Mufeng said coldly: "But it's okay to say."

"My subordinates recalled what the Taoist priest said. Miss Nangong is kind-hearted, but the direction she was pointing in was not..."

That is the direction of the imperial city.

"There's a relief station over there, and Wanwan is teaching them how to collect water in the desert, which is a good thing." Jiang Mufeng said without hesitation.

As for the Taoist priest, he didn't mention a word.

Seeing that the crown prince trusted Nangong Wan very much, the young general instantly became honest.

The refugees got Nangong Wan's advice and knelt down to kowtow to her.

She wanted to do her best, but she didn't expect them to be so enthusiastic, Nangong Wan couldn't resist turning her head back.

He could only turn around and ask Jiang Mufeng for help.

But Jiang Mufeng just smiled slightly and didn't step forward to disturb.

After finally comforting the refugees and telling them to go to the relief station quickly, Nangong Wan returned to Jiang Mufeng and glared at him angrily.

"His Royal Highness didn't help me either, I was almost unable to leave because of these people's entanglement."

Jiang Mufeng smiled softly, "Bodhisattva Wanwan has a heart, I dare not take your credit."

"Jiang Mufeng!"

She glared at him in embarrassment and called out his name directly.

Seeing that he was angry, Jiang Mufeng laughed lightly, helped her wipe the dust off her arms, and continued walking.

Seeing that she was about to reach the bandits' lair, Nangong Wan stopped suddenly.

She looked around, frowned and said, "There's something wrong here."

Jiang Mufeng nodded, "It's so quiet, there's not even a sentry."

Unexpectedly, Nangong Wan understood this. The young general behind him came forward and looked at Nangong Wan curiously.

"Miss Nangong still understands this?"

"My father used to go to suppress bandits. He told me that where there are bandits, there must be three steps and one whistle. The guards are tight, but there is no one here."

Jiang Mufeng glanced at the young general who was speaking, and then quickly looked away.

"Wanwan knows as much as you do, so learn a little."

(End of this chapter)