Chapter 314： The origin of tiger runes

Chapter 314 The Origin of Tiger Talisman

Because the previous emperor was unconscious, Dachang has experienced more than 10 years of turmoil.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince at that time, who is now Emperor Minghua, spent a lot of manpower and material resources in order to prevent the unrest.

At that time, it was rumored that there was an iron armored army, which was trained by a general more than 100 years ago. That army only obeyed the generals and emperors. Because of the iron armored army, Dachang Kingdom was able to maintain for dozens of years. year of peaceful development.

At that time, none of the surrounding countries dared to commit the crime.

Later, the emperor was increasingly tempted by fame and fortune, and even wanted to become a dictatorial monarch.

In order to prevent abuse of military power, the general    made a special tiger talisman and divided it into two parts, one part was kept in the general's mansion, and the other part was handed over to the emperor.

Only two tiger talismans, combined into one, can be mobilized.

If this army is mobilized, the turmoil in Dachang can be quickly stopped.

It's a pity that they tried their best to find only half of the tiger talismans from the palace, and the remaining half were missing.

And the leader of the Iron Armored Divine Army even concealed his traces, and only said that he would be willing to go into the army only if he had a complete tiger talisman.

Otherwise, even if the dynasty falls, they will never appear.

Now, under the governance of Emperor Minghua, Dachang Kingdom has slowly put aside the negative effects of the turmoil in the past.

But that doesn't mean they don't need this tiger talisman.

Qin Huai had heard of the tiger talisman, but he was too young, and Duke Yong did not tell him what the tiger talisman looked like.

Now seeing this seemingly inconspicuous thing in front of him, his eyes were deep, and he didn't know what he was thinking of.

Duke Yong put the tiger talisman in front of him, looked at it, and then picked it up and put it in a jade box.

Then, in front of Qin Huai, the jade box was put into the study, an inconspicuous dark room.

"Grandpa, don't you give it to the Tian family?" Qin Huai asked.

It is a big sin to hide the tiger talisman.

Their Yongguo Gongfu, even if there is a queen, shouldn't be so high-profile, right?

Duke Yong said: "This thing can be in anyone's hands, but it cannot be given to the heavenly family."

If the Tian family has this tiger talisman, then they will get it all together. At that time, Emperor Minghua will lose his heart and will be a waste of life again.

That is the real gain.

Qin Huai also wanted to ask, since Grandpa didn't plan to hand it over to the Tianjia, why did he let him see it?

Do you think he is too young to understand the meaning of this tiger talisman, or does it have other uses?

No wonder Qin Huai thinks too much. He has been under the guard since he was a child. He grew up in Yongguo Gongfu, and everyone around him, including the servants, would secretly say that he was an illegitimate child.

Even if Duke Yong took him to the battlefield, everyone would only laugh at him behind his back, saying that he was taken as a pawn.

And his mother, everyone called her Madam.

But Qin Huai has been unable to find out, which family's wife is she?

Maybe it's not that he can't find it, but that someone doesn't want him to find it.

He is young, and now he has only subdued the guards with the surname Chi, and some of them are still hers, namely Chi Jia, Chi Bing, Chi Tu, Chi Snake, etc., and now they are considered to be subdued.

Qin Huai thought to himself that the previous conversation between him and his mother, in the mother's opinion, was that he surrendered his identity, but married a peasant girl.

However, Qin Huai felt that even though Ayu had a miserable life and was not liked by her own father, it was obvious who her parents were.

is much better than his ignorant bastard.

As he was thinking about it, Duke Yong went out at some point. Chi Jia pushed the door open and showed Qin Huai the rest.

is the IOU given to him by Mrs. Wang.

One thousand taels of gold.

Qin Huai smiled, clasped the IOU in the palm of his hand, and said in a low voice, "Madam is here and tell me."

(end of this chapter)