Chapter 1624: Either Get Lost or Die

Li Chen glanced at Zheng Baorong and said: "I'll give you a few days to sort out your handover. The position of the Beijing magistrate will be vacant immediately, that position is important, it relat...Chapter 1624: Either Get Out or Die

"Li Chen!!!"

King Ning let out a roar that shattered the deathly silence within the tent.

Li Chen drew his sword, and Chen Bai's body trembled before collapsing with a thud.

Chen Bai twitched twice, blood gushing from his body and pooling on the ground. The air inside the tent was thick with the smell of blood; it was clear he wouldn't survive.

Snort!

The sound of drawing swords arose all around.

The commanders of the Yan Yun Sixteen Cavalry all drew their swords and daggers from their waists, staring intently at Li Chen.

And Wu Qingscang and Wu Banshan, seeing this, immediately stood to the left and right of Li Chen.

Inside the tent, the atmosphere was thick with tension, making it hard to breathe.

Li Chen's long sword hung limply in his hand, a single drop of blood sliding instantly from the tip to the ground.

Looking at the furious Ning Wang, with teeth bared, Li Chen said nonchalantly: "Uncle Wang, calling me by my name directly, seems to be angry and wanting to question me"

King Ning flew into a rage and exclaimed, "I have already said that Chen Bai is a man of few words. Why are you so insistent"

Li Chen said indifferently: "This palace has always liked to witness things with my own eyes. Uncle Wang said he had no heart, but this palace is very curious. What kind of person would have no heart So I tried it out. See, he still has a heart."

King Ning laughed furiously, his face contorted with rage. "Prince, you're pushing me to..."

"Uncle Wang, you flatter me."

Li Chen's eyes grew colder and colder. He said, "Now that the great war is imminent, this palace has spent so much, wagered everything, just to win this battle. Under this premise, anyone who wants to stop this palace, this palace will be at odds with him, Chen Bai is like this, Yan Yun Sixteen Riders are like this... Wang Shu, is also like this."

King Ning panted heavily, his breaths coming in ragged gasps. He was clearly enraged to the utmost degree.

He was furious, gritting his teeth as he said, "Is the prince so stubborn that he's not afraid of being overly forceful and causing things to backfire!"

"Uncle Wang, you're overthinking this."

Li Chen said faintly, "Facts prove that there are people who can't be reasoned with, but there are absolutely no one who can't be killed. This palace doesn't have that much time to persuade those who don't understand this palace one by one. Since that's the case, either get out, or die."

"Does Your Highness want this king to leave, or die!" demanded Prince Ning.

Li Chen looked at King Ning and said calmly, "The choice has always been in your hands, Uncle Wang."

"It's either forging a great undertaking together, achieving the reputation of uncle and nephew working hand in hand to defeat powerful enemies, or pre-war internal strife. Even if I lose the entire battle, I will drag my uncle down to hell with me. It all depends on your one thought, Uncle."

Li Chen's words caused the King of Ning's face to shift between anger and surprise, it was quite a sight.

He glared at Li Chen, saying nothing, obviously struggling with intense internal conflict.

The commanders of the Eighteen Riders of Yan Yun, including Wu Yong, consciously protected King Ning in the center.

While Wu Qingcang and Wu Ban Shan also protected Li Chen behind them.

The guards outside heard the sound of weapons being drawn inside and, under Chen Tong's command, immediately rushed in.

Chen Tong, seeing this scene, immediately realized that something big had happened.

He made an extremely clever choice.

He raised his hand to signal his guard to leave, then stood by the door himself, his hand silently resting on the hilt of the dagger at his waist.

I let the guards out because if any important people inside the tent started a conflict, the guards wouldn't have mattered anyway. They would just make things more complicated and increase the risk of information leaking out.

No one leaves without the prince's order. Once he gives the command, he doesn't care if you're a prince or a high-ranking general, kill them all! need, no need. We are both servants of the court, and it is our duty to help each other."After seeing off the three grateful people and urging them to hurry back and raise money, before He Kun could...