Chapter 156: Renewed Love (Part 2)
Yinyin nodded, but Wu Yao felt uncomfortable, especially when he heard Guisha's ambiguous tone. However, his heart twitched slightly when he heard Guisha's instructions. Before he could react, Guisha looked at him and said: "Don't let anything happen to her."
Listening to Guisha's instructions to him, Wu Yao was a little confused. He didn't quite understand why Guisha said that, and he didn't understand why he said that. He didn't know why Guisha cared so much about Yinyin, but this made him feel a little humble.
After giving Wu Yao instructions, Guisha looked at Yin Yin again and left.
Wu Yao looked at Guisha's departing back for a long time before turning his gaze to Yinyin. He didn't know if it was his illusion, but Wu Yao felt that Yinyin's face was paler than before, with a few beads of sweat on her forehead.
"Excuse me, can we go now?" Yin Yin asked as she saw Wu Yao staring at her. Her tone sounded a little suppressed and impatient, and she seemed to be struggling.
Wu Yao realized his impoliteness and immediately bowed his head to Yin Yin and said: "I am very sorry, Princess, please!"
After saying that, Wu Yao stood up and began to lead the way. He didn't know if what he did was right, but when he faced Yin Yin, he had a feeling that was hard to refuse. He didn't know if Yin Yin came here because she knew the truth, but he felt that there were some things Yin Yin might have the right to know.
After a long while, Wu Yao came to the outside of Wang's tent, stopped, turned around and saw Yin Yin had followed him, and after a little hesitation, he resolutely said: "General Wu Yao requests to see you!"
"Come in!" Zhao Ziyan's response came from inside the tent.
So the two guards outside the tent lifted the curtains on both sides. Wu Yao walked in first, and Yin Yin followed after a short pause.
"go out!"
After entering, I saw Zhao Ziyin dismissing a group of people. His voice was extremely stern. It seemed that he had encountered something unpleasant. The people who were dismissed bowed and said goodbye, and hurriedly passed by Wu Yao and left the tent.
"Is there any news..." Zhao Ziyu stopped talking halfway because he saw Yinyin behind Wu Yao.
Maybe it was because Zhao Ziyan stopped talking before he finished, which attracted the attention of Wang Ye, who was discussing with several generals at the desk nearby. Then he also saw Yin Yin, so he stood up subconsciously. Others may have also sensed the strange atmosphere and looked up or turned back, all towards Wu Yao who had just entered... To be more precise, it was Yin Yin who looked over, and for a moment she became the focus of everyone.
In an instant, the tent fell into silence, without a single sound.
After a long while, Wang Ye was the first to react. He instructed several generals around him: "You go down first and search the places just mentioned. Don't miss any place."
"Yes!" Several generals answered in unison and then retreated.
"You too." Zhao Ziyu followed suit and ordered the generals who were discussing to withdraw.
"Yes, sir!"
In less than a moment, only Wang Ye, Zhao Ziyu, Wu Yao and Yin Yin were left in the tent.
"General! I--" Wu Yao broke the silence before , with a little apology, but before he could say anything, Zhao Ziyin raised his hand to stop him. Wu Yao then understood and kept silent.
Zhao Ziyin looked at Yinyin and said calmly: "I wonder what the princess is here for?"
What he said was very formulaic, without a trace of emotion or personal feelings, which made Zhao Ziyan look a little too cold; however, he did not get an immediate reply, because Yin Yin was looking around every corner of the tent with a searching gaze, her movements slow and laborious.
After a while, Yinyin looked around to make sure she didn't see the person she wanted to see. Then she slowly turned to Zhao Ziyin and said, "Where's King Zhao?"
Perhaps he was a little surprised by Yin Yin's frankness. Zhao Ziyin raised his eyebrows slightly and subconsciously cast a look at Wang Ye, but Wang Ye did not respond because his eyes were always on Yin Yin. Zhao Ziyin frowned and then turned to Yin Yin. Only then did he realize that Yin Yin's face was very pale, it was not an exaggeration to say that it was pale, and there were many beads of sweat on her forehead.
Zhao Ziyin was shocked and couldn't help but said: "You!!"
Yinyin bit her lip tightly, but still forced herself to speak and asked: "Where?"
Zhao Ziyu was stunned for a moment, but reacted quickly. He then turned his gaze to Wu Yao, wanting to ask him for the answer to Yin Yin's arrival. To be more precise, he wanted to know whether Wu Yao had said anything that he shouldn't have said.
Wu Yao immediately understood Zhao Ziyin's gaze and quickly knelt down on one knee, saying: "I didn't say anything!!"
The speaker may not mean it, but the listener may take it seriously. Wu Yao's answer made Yin Yin's uneasy heart sink. She suddenly realized something. The uneasiness in her heart was gradually expanding, big enough to make her fall into fear.
Zhao Ziyu believed that Wu Yao was not lying, and when his gaze returned to Yin Yin, he happened to see her frightened expression, which made him realize that he had inadvertently said something he shouldn't have said. However, he also realized that it was impossible to hide it, especially after seeing Yin Yin's eyes full of urgency and resentment, he already had a plan in his mind.
"The emperor is not here." Zhao Ziyan said.
Wang Ye was not at all moved by Zhao Ziyan's straightforwardness. Instead, Wu Yao was startled and immediately looked up at Zhao Ziyan, while Yinyin's eyes widened woodenly, as if she didn't understand.
"I said he is no longer here!" Zhao Ziyan repeated.
Yinyin staggered back a few steps and her body swayed. She met Zhao Ziyin's cold gaze and asked anxiously: "Where is he?"
When she spoke again, Yin Yin's voice was choked with sobs , which was heartbreaking to hear.
"he--"
"General!"
When Zhao Ziyan was about to speak, Wang Ye stopped him at the right time. Maybe he was right. In any case, Zhao Ziyan fell silent after being stopped by Wang Ye.
