I hide my concubine in a golden house

Chapter 189
The next day.

This trip was not sent off by civil and military officials from the Manchu Dynasty, and the Qianqiu King and Queen personally sent them to the palace gate.

Only Quan Juan and Su Tian went into battle lightly, without guards or maids.

Su Tian was still wearing a white soft armor and a battle robe cloak of the same color, while Quan Yi was wearing a black soft armor and a red battle robe. Both of them had silver helmets on their heads, looking majestic.

Qianqiu Wang said: "Don't worry, Wang'er. The widow will arrange a celebration banquet for you in the palace, and wait for Wang'er to return as soon as possible."

Su Tian leaned over and saluted, "I bid farewell to my father and queen mother."

"Go, the horse has been brought for you."

Su Tian turned around to look.

Not far behind, the palace servants led two tall horses towards this place. The first black horse had a tall head and thin neck, four slender hooves, its whole body was like black satin, and its tentacles were smooth. The one behind was a white horse. Xue's horse is all white, without a trace of stray hair, with a high neck, extremely beautiful.

King Qianqiu raised his finger and pointed at the horse, and said, "I have ordered you to prepare a thousand-mile horse, which has both endurance and speed, and can travel thousands of miles a day. The two of you each have a horse, so you can travel faster on the road."

"Thank you, Father." Su Tian looked back at the two big horses, thinking: Since this horse was given to her, it must be hers, right?
Su Tian's addiction to naming names broke out again, pointing to the black big horse in front of her, and said, "This, big horse."

After a pause, he changed his position again, pointed to the white horse a little behind and said, "This one, pony."

Su Tian's words had no beginning or end, and before King Qianqiu could react, Quan Jue had already grabbed the rope of the black horse: "The pony belongs to Your Highness, this one belongs to me."

Seeing Quan Juan admitting the name she had taken, Su Tian raised her lips and said, "Okay."

Su Tian's right hand was injured, so she was not suitable for riding a horse, so she had to take a carriage first, and the pony was led by them, and they walked with them.

At this time, the open space of the military camp outside the city was already covered with a sea of ​​soldiers, with no end in sight at a glance, all of them had young faces and bright red tasseled guns.

Wearing armor, He Qing stood on the stage and spoke the pre-war declaration to everyone. The group of people who spoke directly were impassioned, and they wished to appear on the battlefield immediately to serve their country with their own bodies.

The carriage swayed to the place, Su Tian lifted the curtain, and Quan Yu stretched out his hand in front of her.

A smile appeared on the corner of Su Tian's mouth, and she jumped off the carriage while pressing Quan Juan's slender jade fingers.

This time outside, no one blocked the door, and the two were directly led in.

Immediately, all eyes were on him, He Qing took the lead in saluting, and the soldiers below also saluted in unison, the momentum was shocking.

Su Tian asked everyone to get up, and then calmly said: "General He has said everything that should be said, I think I don't need to say anything more from the supervisor, let's go while it's still early."

After finishing speaking, Su Tian turned around and got into the carriage.

The thick pavement inside the carriage also made her less bumpy on the road. It can be seen that she put her heart into it.

Su Tian had never traveled far before, and this was the first time that she nestled in the carriage and wobbled along with the army.

Gradually, they left the area of ​​the royal city and entered the forest. All the way they could only hear the sound of rustling footsteps, which were uniform.

He Qing and Quan Juan rode their horses at the head, leading the long procession to slow down.

Along the way, Su Tian suffered a lot.

During the march, there was rarely time to cook hot meals. In order to save time, most of the time it was dry food that was hard to swallow and a pot of white water.

The conditions are very simple.

(End of this chapter)