Wei and Jin Cooks

   Chapter 618 Death

Yan Heng knew that he could not survive, he looked at the general's guard who was waiting for him, his eyes fell, glanced at the things on the tray, picked up the dagger in it, and asked with a chuckle, "The general does not have such warmth, Who prepared this?"

   The guard lowered his eyes, a little sad, but he remained steady, and he whispered: "It was ordered by the housekeeper, saying that Mr. Yan should go more easily and leave a whole body anyway."

When Yan Heng heard it, he was a little dazed, and he smiled bitterly for a long time: "I didn't expect the general to take my head, and he didn't even leave me the whole corpse. I have been with the general for many years, but in the end, it is not as good as Shi Le's treatment of Wang Yan. ."

  Shi Le also kept Wang Yanquan's body and did not let him see the sword.

   Yan Heng took out the dagger, looked down for a while and said, "I have a few words, please pass them on to Mr. Ming."

   The pro-military hurriedly bent over: "Just say it, sir, and I will definitely pass the word on."

   Yan Heng said: "I lost this game."

   "I looked up at myself and mistaken the general," he said, "he is not a real pure and pure person, let him go to the mountains and forests."

   The guard opened his mouth and wanted to say a few words for Gou Xi, but Yan Heng was already cruel and stabbed the knife into his chest, leaving only the hilt outside.

The guard's eyes widened and he rushed forward to cover the wound, but Yan Heng grabbed him and stared at him fiercely and said, "Go, go and tell him, don't forget our original intention, don't want to forget…"

   The guards burst into tears and nodded again and again, "Don't worry, Mr. Yan, I will tell Mr. Ming, I will tell him."

   Yan Heng was relieved, his hands dropped and his eyes closed.

  Ming pre-run into the general's mansion seemed to have a feeling, fell to the ground, a pain in his heart, and spit out a mouthful of blood with a wow.

   The people below were startled, they quickly helped him up, and anxiously sent him to the hall.

  Gou Xi heard the instructions and vomited blood, and hurried to see him, "Sir is seriously ill, why did you go out?"

  Mingyu got up quickly and asked Gou Xi, "General, where is Mr. Yan now?"

The worry on Gou Xi's face changed suddenly, he threw away Ming Yu's hand and asked with a cold face, "Mr. Ming is here for Yan Heng?"

   "Exactly," Ming Yu said: "I also asked the general to spare Yan Heng, and he also sincerely planned for the general."

   "Fart, he insulted me and scolded me in the letter, is this also good for me?"

   "If it wasn't for the general's actions, how could he give advice?" Ming Yu hurriedly said, "As a staff member, I want to stand up for the general and avoid mistakes..."

  Gou Xi looked sarcastic and said, "Mr. Ming, you are your staff. What you have to do is to obey the commander's orders and make plans for the commander. You are not a censor, let alone an official in the DPRK and China. What are you talking about?"

  Ming Yu wanted to argue with Gou Xi, but when he thought of Yan Heng, he still put the fire down, and only asked in a warm voice, "But I don't know where Mr. Yan is now, is it okay?"

"He is dead."

   Mingyu was startled and looked at Gou Xi in disbelief.

  Gou Xi glanced at him, and said to the housekeeper bluntly, "Go and bring his corpse up for Mr. Ming to take a look at."

  Mingyu's mouth trembled slightly, and his face suddenly turned pale and colorless. He didn't care about his superiority and inferiority, and he shook his finger to point at Gou Xi, "You, isn't it better than Jie Zhou?"

When   Gou Xi heard this, his face changed greatly, and he said angrily: "I committed suicide, Yan Heng, what's the deal with you, it's worth your serious illness to persuade me, and even compared me to Jie Zhou, do you also want to be with Yan Heng?"

  The housekeeper was afraid that the general would kill Ming Yu, so he quickly stepped forward to support Ming Yu, who was on the verge of collapse, and when he saw the bodyguard lifted up, he immediately said, "Mr. Ming, take Mr. Yan back for burial."

  Mingchu stiffened and turned to look at the corpse covered by the white cloth, trembling and stepped forward to open it. When he saw that his face was as white as paper, and there was a blood hole in his chest, he suddenly groaned, and a mouthful of blood spurted out.

   He had a lot to say, a lot to scold, but as soon as his blood-red eyes were raised to meet Gou Xi's indifferent face, his anger dissipated, and he was only left with despair.

   He wiped the blood from his mouth, stood up with the hands of his servants, and Chong Gouxi bent slightly, then said, "Put up Mr., let's go."

  Ming Yu brought only one servant, and the butler quickly asked his guards to help lift the body up, then carefully peeked at the general, and bowed back.

  Gou Xi looked at the back of Ming Yu's departure, pursed his lips, and felt a little regret in his heart.

  Ming Chu stumbled and walked out behind the stretcher, holding the hand of the servant, and happened to meet the hurried Huangmen at the gate.

   Huangmen was startled when he saw the stretcher being carried, and hurriedly asked, "Who is this?"

   The personal guard whispered: "It's Mr. Yan."

   Huangmen was sad, "I was late for waiting."

  Ming Yu then looked up at Huangmen, saw the imperial edict in his hand, and asked, "Who asked for the emperor's edict?"

   Huangmen hurriedly lowered his head and said, "It was Zhao Shangshu who invited him into the palace. The miscellaneous family came all the way, and the horse almost ran away. I didn't expect it to be late."

   The imperial palace where the Emperor Yuncheng lived was not far from the general's residence, so how could it possibly be a dead horse? This is nothing but an invitation to credit.

  Mingyu twitched the corners of his mouth, but he couldn't say anything to deal with it, so he just waved his hand and said, "I have Zhao Shangshu and Your Majesty."

   After saying that, without waiting for Huangmen to react, he staggered down the steps with the person, he said to the person carrying the body: "Send it in the car, you can go back."

  The bodyguards loaded the corpse into the carriage, stood beside Ming Yu when they retreated, and whispered, "Mr. Ming, Mr. Yan has something to pass on to you."

  Ming Yu then looked at the guard's face and recognized that he was the guard next to Gou Xi. Speaking of which, Yan Heng had rescued him.

  Yan Heng speaks very straight, and his temper is not good, but that is the way he persuaded Gou Xi and Shifang, but he is very gentle to the people under him;

   On the contrary, Gou Xi is gentle towards those above him, but he is very strict towards those below him, especially those around him. As long as he makes a little mistake, even a small mistake will be severely punished.

   This personal guard once annoyed Gou Xi and was almost beaten to death. Because it was a small mistake, Yan Heng pleaded for mercy, which saved him a lot of torture and survived.

  Mingyu got closer, and then the guard said in a low voice, "Mr. Yan said that he looked up to himself and mistaken the general. He is not a real pure and pure person, so let you go to the mountains and forests."

  The personal guard paused and said, "But in the end Mr. Yan stopped me and said, please don't forget your original intention."

  Ming was stunned, nodded after a while and said, "I see..."

   He stepped on the stool to get into the car, and when he lifted his foot, he crooked and almost fell from the car. In the end, he was half-held by the guards before he was carried into the car.

   Mingyu leaned against the wall of the car, looking down at the person lying at his feet.

When the carriage started to move, he took a long time to open the white cloth with trembling hands. Tears fell on Yan Heng drop by drop. When the servant saw that he couldn't restrain himself from crying, he didn't make a sound, so he couldn't help worrying, "Sir, you cry out loud. Ah, you cry out loud, just cry out."

See you tomorrow

   (end of this chapter)