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Prince Yanbei's Mansion's guards brought boxes of disguised explosives to the mines and handed them over to Feng Qi.

"Sir Feng Qi, Prince said to flatten the mine by the end of the night at the latest. No matter how many things are inside, you cannot take them." To bear with it, to bear with it, was to be willing. Xiao Jiu'an had always been willing to do so.

Was he going to hand over all the matters in the mine to him?

No matter what, he had to buy a day's worth of time for the Yanbei Army who was mining.

After Xiao Jiu'an finished making the explosives, she went to bathe and change her clothes. After calculating the time, she reckoned that the emperor would be finished soon. Xiao Jiu'an took out a book from the wooden box on the desk.

He was ordered to report to the capital and accept the rewards from the emperor. Now that things had come to an end, he should remind the emperor that it was time to bestow rewards to him and the Yanbei Army. At the same time, he should tell the emperor that it was time for him to return.

Yes, the paper in Xiao Jiu'an's hands was the paper she asked the Emperor to bestow upon the Yanbei Army warriors and to allow them to bring their troops back to Yan Bei.

He had already written this letter a long time ago, but he had never been able to use it. Now, he could finally use it.

Although he didn't think that the Emperor would agree, it didn't matter. He hadn't thought that the Emperor would agree, he'd just use this matter to delay the Emperor.

Those requests on his paper were enough for the emperor to grind with him for a day, enough for them to slowly drag on.

As soon as the emperor left the morning court, a eunuch came to report, "Your majesty, the Prince Yanbei requests an audience."

"Prince Yanbei? Did you say anything? " Ever since Xiao Jiu'an had entered the capital, she had never taken the initiative to enter the palace to pay respects to him. It had always been him who called Xiao Jiu'an into the palace on business.

The Emperor did not think that Xiao Jiu'an would come to see him.

"In reply to the Emperor, Prince Yanbei didn't say anything. She only said that she wanted to see His Majesty on an important matter." The eunuch answered truthfully, not daring to say another word.

"Yes." The Emperor did not make Xiao Jiu'an wait long, he put down all of their official duties and went to see Xiao Jiu'an first.

"Greetings, your majesty. Long live the Emperor. Long live the Emperor! Long live the Emperor!" Xiao Jiu'an stepped into the hall, and like usual, she cupped her fists and bowed.

"Exempt from the formalities, Prince Yanbei wishes to meet with us. Is there something important?" The Emperor was not in the mood to fight with Xiao Jiu'an, so he asked directly.

"Your majesty, this subject has come here for the Yanbei Army's bestowment. Please have a look." Xiao Jiu'an handed over the paper in her hand.

The eunuch took it and handed it to the emperor.

The emperor hadn't even opened it yet, but he was already shocked by the thickness of the paper money: this is as thick as a book, right?

Every word revealed loyalty and submission, but at the same time, it could be seen that it was not Xiao Jiu'an's doing.

Further down, there was a vivid description of the Yanbei Army's achievements. It was vivid and brilliant, causing one's blood to boil from looking at it. It was similarly not Xiao Jiu'an's work.

Below that were the Yanbei Army's list of meritorious generals, and the meritorious deeds they had done, as well as the requests for rewards.

It was similarly written in an interesting manner, not only did it write down everyone's achievements, it also included the words to introduce their personalities and family background. It was very considerate, but it was also not Xiao Jiu'an's doing.

The emperor didn't read through the list in detail. When he reached the last page, he saw that Xiao Jiu'an had requested to return to Yan Bei City, and even expressed her loyalty once more.

It was still the same words, but it could still be seen that this was not written by Xiao Jiu'an.

Other than the name, there was not a single word written by Xiao Jiu'an. Who knows, Xiao Jiu'an might not even have looked at the entire paper before she submitted it.

What did Xiao Jiu'an mean by bringing up such a paper?

"Prince Yanbei, are you asking for rewards?" With a slap, the Emperor slapped the paper on the table, her voice somewhat cold.

Even if you weren't willing to write a note, you could have copied it yourself. But Xiao Jiu'an wasn't even willing to copy it, and directly submitted what her advisor had written, so did Xiao Jiu'an really put him, the emperor, in her eyes?

"Your majesty, this subject was ordered to bring troops to the capital to receive rewards." Beg? Would Xiao Jiu'an even know how to ask for rewards?

Had the emperor forgotten why the imperial government summoned him and the Yanbei Army to the capital?

Although the court official had previously brought this matter up, and had been beaten back by the emperor for some unknown crime, the emperor wouldn't believe that this matter would end like this, would he?

Bringing him back to the capital and having him travel thousands of miles to reach the capital … the Emperor wouldn't think that just by saying that his efforts were worth it, he would be able to send him away, right?

He, Xiao Jiu'an, was not that easy to get rid of. She would return to Yanbei and take Xiao Jiu'an away even if he was rewarded.

If the Yanbei Army really had to be rewarded with military merits, his national treasury would have to be emptied. And Xiao Jiu'an, as the only king with a different surname in the Revelation, with a heavy soldier in his hands, what was there that he lacked?

To Xiao Jiu'an, he already had nothing to reward him with, okay?

"Your majesty, you've been poisoned by the Southern Wilderness. You should come to the Southern Wilderness for help." He would not accept it if the Emperor were to place this debt on him just because he had entered the capital.

Furthermore, if that was the case, who else could he find to settle the matter of him being poisoned?

"You have been guarding the Southern Wilderness all year round, so you have a good understanding of its poisons. Before you find out about this, you must stay in the capital to assist the officials of the Ministry of Justice in finding out about this case." In short, the emperor would not so easily let Xiao Jiu'an return to Yan Bei.

Before he took a step forward to control the Yanbei Army, he would definitely not allow Xiao Jiu'an to return to Yanbei …

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