PFC Chapter 1004: Abandoned Enemy Country Proton 13
Chapter 1004: Abandoned Enemy Country Proton 13
The book that Yue Moqing handed over was one that Yue Mocheng had never seen before.
But he was also a martial artist, and he could understand the things related to internal skills.
"Did Yun Yi give this to you? When did he give it to you?"
Yue Mocheng looked serious. Yue Moqing didn't dare to lie and could only tell the truth: "When he asked me for those things, this was his thank you gift to me."
When Yue Moqing said this, Yue Mocheng's face became even gloomier, and he continued to ask: "How much have you practiced?"
"Almost...almost finished practicing."
It was not difficult for Yue Moqing to practice this secret book. By adjusting her internal breath according to the method described above, she could really feel that she had control over her breathing.
"My brother, I know I was wrong. I didn't expect Yun Yi to refuse so I could escape back to Yun Country."
If she had known that Yun Yi had so many abilities, she would definitely stay away from him.
At that time, she just thought that Yun Yi was a poor man who came to Dayue alone and was helpless. That's why she relaxed her guard and interacted with him more.
Unexpectedly, Yun Yi not only used those inconspicuous things to make a human skin mask that was so lifelike, but he also successfully escaped back to Yun Kingdom and became the crown prince of Yun Kingdom.
"Leave this book here with me. If you want to learn martial arts, I'll let Master teach you. When you go back, forget everything you learned from it."
Yue Mocheng's face was cold and serious, which she had never seen before. Yue Mocheng also knew that she had trusted Yun Yi this time and made Myna angry, so she did not dare to refute anything and agreed obediently.
After Yue Moqing left, Yue Mocheng called people over and asked them to conduct experiments according to the methods in the book to see if they could make a human skin mask.
"News just arrived from Yun Country. The Third and Fifth Princes, who were once beloved by the Yun Emperor, have both been stripped of their thrones and imprisoned as commoners due to past misdeeds."
In the Qinzheng Hall, Emperor Dayue spoke.
Yue Mocheng was stunned when he heard this. He knew that there was a dispute over the throne among several princes of Yun Kingdom. He had thought before that he could take advantage of the discord between them to create rifts between brothers and internal strife in the royal family, so as to gradually disintegrate Yun Kingdom from within.
But I didn't expect Yun Yi to be so fast.
Wasn't it said before that the two princes were very favored? Why were they demoted to commoners as soon as Yun Yi returned?
It's really useless.
"Your previous idea failed. What are your plans now?" Emperor Dayue asked Yue Mocheng.
"Although two princes have been demoted to commoners, the fourth prince born to the Queen of Yun Kingdom is still alive. The Chen family of Yun Kingdom is a century-old prestigious family. They certainly hope that the prince they support will ascend the throne."
Yun Yi's mother was just an ordinary woman with no background, otherwise he would not have been sent to Dayue as a hostage three years ago.
Without the support of his foreign relatives and prominent families, and with Yun Yi already in Dayue for three years and no contacts with the Yun Kingdom officials, the support he could get was very little.
Therefore, with just a little effort, Dayue could stir up internal strife between Yun Yi and the Fourth Prince, and between the Queen and the Chen family, and it would be possible for him to profit from it.
Yue Mocheng's plan was a good one, and Yun Yi was indeed just as he thought. Apart from the title of crown prince he had just obtained, he had no foundation in the court.
But so what?
He didn't want the court officials to be completely submissive to him, he just wanted them to obey him.
No one is perfect, so it is very easy to make them obey.
The third and fifth princes were a lesson learned. They questioned the authenticity of the imperial edict appointing the crown prince in the court. Yun Yi then produced evidence that the two of them had accepted bribes, shielded their subordinates, and deceived their superiors and subordinates in their past duties.
These things weigh only four ounces before being weighed, but they weigh more than a thousand pounds after being weighed.
The court officials knew very well what they had done behind their backs, but it was just a tacit understanding. Now that Yun Yi had pointed it out, the prince was guilty of the same crime as the common people, and stripping him of his throne and demoting him to a commoner was already considered a pardon outside the law.
These two people were used as an example to scare others. Even officials who had close contacts with them in the past did not dare to plead for mercy easily.
Obviously, it is impossible for Yun Yi to know so much about the affairs of the Yun Kingdom in the third year of Dayue, so His Majesty can only hand over the evidence collected by the spies to him.
No one knows the exact number of Yun Kingdom's spies, nor does it know how much they actually know.
In order to prevent the trivial matters in your family from being made public, there is no need to question the authenticity of the imperial edict.
Besides, the imperial edict was read out by the queen herself, so how could it be fake?
If it was fake, why didn't the queen let her own son be the crown prince, but instead gave the position to Yun Yi?
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"I've given you everything you wanted. When will you rescue my son?"
Inside the Princess's Mansion, the Princess stared at Yun Yi with a gloomy expression as he stared at her with a faint smile on his lips, and asked in a cold voice.
"Don't worry, Auntie. My cousin is in jail because he saved me. Of course I have to rescue him."
Yun Yi raised his eyes, smiled at the eldest princess who was suppressing her anger, and said, "My cousin is a lucky man. He will definitely turn danger into safety. Don't worry, aunt."
Her son was imprisoned, and she began to worry.
Why didn't she step in to stop the harassment and oppression Song Wen had committed against Yun Ge before?
After all, it's just that the whip didn't hit you, so you didn't feel the pain.
"Yun Yi, don't think that everything will be fine just because you're the crown prince. If the conflict with Dayue breaks out again, do you think you can win on the battlefield without spies gathering intelligence for you?"
The eldest princess could see that Yun Yi was just trying to fool her.
But she has not been the eldest princess for all these years in vain. The Ningyuan Marquis' Mansion controls half of the Yun Kingdom's spies. If the couple does not cooperate, can Yun Yi still sit safely on the throne of the crown prince?
"What good will it do to my aunt if Yun Kingdom loses to Dayue on the battlefield?"
"The victors are the kings and the losers are the bandits. If the Yun Kingdom is destroyed, then my aunt, the eldest princess, will also become a prisoner."
Yun Yi suppressed the smile on his face and said, "If Auntie has such a foolish idea, I don't mind first killing my relatives for the sake of justice and clearing the family line for my father."
After Yun Yi finished speaking, he stood up and left without even looking at the eldest princess's expression.
"They're all rebelling. How dare you talk to me like that?"
Watching Yun Yi's tall and graceful figure walking away, the eldest princess became furious and threw the teacup on the table hard, causing it to shatter to the ground.
However, no matter how angry she was, it did not affect Yun Yi in the slightest.
After Yun Yi returned to the palace, he came to the Queen's Fengyi Palace, where the emperor was still resting.
The emperor woke up the next day after the onset of the disease, but his mouth and eyes were crooked and he could not speak.
The imperial physician said it was a stroke and needed careful treatment.
"Father, my son is here to see you."
Yun Yi walked in with a smile, took the medicine bowl from the palace maid, sat down beside the bed and prepared to feed the emperor the medicine himself.