Most likely, they can enter the camp without any hindrance and wait for the general's summons.

But in front of the Jiaqi camp, Lu Yin could only stand outside the camp before receiving Zhu Ju's military order.

Fortunately, Zhu Ju learned that Lu Yin was here on the orders of the general, and immediately picked him up.

At this time, Lu Yin was all about keeping the prince.

But I am not in the mood to look at the military discipline of the armored cavalry camp.

When he saw Zhu Ju, he just bowed his hands and saluted:

"Yin, I have met General Hussar."

Zhu Ju nodded and asked:

"I heard that the general sent you here to deliver a message?"

Lu Yin quickly replied:

"Exactly."

After answering, there was no next step.

Zhu Ju was stunned for a moment, and then he understood.

I saw him waving his hand and ordering:

"You all get down."

After everyone left, Zhu Ju's face became a little solemn, and he asked worriedly:

"General, do you have anything important to tell me?"

There was only a "plop" sound, and Lu Yin kneeled on the ground:

"General Hussar, save the prince!"

When Zhu Ju saw Lu Yin like this, and then heard these words, his expression, which was already a bit off, finally changed, and he quickly held Lu Yin's arms:

"What's going on? What happened to the prince?"

A few days ago, I received a letter from home, which vaguely mentioned some of the recent events in Jianye City.

Even Princess Quan personally came to persuade her.

Fortunately, I have a general understanding of things.

Seeing Lu Yin claiming to be here on orders from the general, Zhu Ju already had some vague guesses in his mind today.

"General Hussars, this is a letter from the General to you."

Lu Yin finally took out Lu Xun's letter from his arms, and then explained the prince's current situation in detail.

After Zhu Ju heard what Lu Yin said, he opened Lu Xun's letter and read it on the spot. His face was livid:

"The prince made no big mistake, how could your majesty change his mind? This can be said to shake the foundation of the country!"

Seeing Zhu Ju's statement, Lu Yin, who was a little worried at first, was overjoyed:

"The hussar general also has the intention to admonish His Majesty?"

Zhu Ju said seriously:

"It is the duty of a minister to be loyal to the country and give advice to the king. How can I sit back and ignore this matter?"

Lu Yin bowed deeply to Zhu Ju: "If Qiao Qi thinks like this, he is truly a loyal minister of the country!"

Zhu Ju expressed his attitude, which moved Lu Yin, but at the same time he finally felt relieved.

It seems that what my uncle said was indeed correct.

Although Princess Zhu and Princess Quan are sisters, General Hussar knows the general idea.

Without further ado, Zhu Ju wrote a reply quickly in front of Lu Yin.

Lu Yin hid it carefully and carefully, and then solemnly said goodbye.

After Lu Yin left, Zhu Ju sat alone for a while, thought about it, and then wrote a memorial to Sun Quan again.

Just when a storm is coming in Jianye City, the undercurrent is surging and is about to become a huge wave.

Lu Yi from the school affairs office was walking into a small courtyard in a hurry.

When he met the owner of the small courtyard, he changed from his usual politeness and asked in an anxious and slightly questioning tone:

"Mi Langjun, do you know anything about Jingzhou?"

Mi Shiyilang, who was leisurely drinking tea and enjoying the cool air, saw Lu Xiaoshu's arrival. He quickly stood up and greeted him warmly:

"Why did Lu Zhongshu come to visit suddenly? Please sit down, please sit down."

Lu Yi, who was originally anxious, could not get angry easily, so he could only endure it and sit down.

As soon as he opened his mouth, Mi Shiyilang poured him another cup of tea, placed it in front of Lu Yi, and said:

"Lv Zhongshu, please try this tea. This is a good tea just sent from Han Dynasty."

Lu Yi had no choice but to take another sip. There was no taste in his mouth at all, so he put down the teacup and prepared to speak again.

Mi Shiyilang, who also took a sip and put down his tea cup, had already answered the question he asked when he entered:

"Lu Zhongshu mentioned Jingzhou just now? Did something happen in Jingzhou?"

Seeing Mi Shiyilang's uninformed look, Lu Yi's anger that had just been suppressed suddenly rose again.

If his personal interests had not been deeply tied to the Xinghan Society, Lu Yi would have resorted to tricks long ago.

Is it true that the school affairs office has only made money over the years and has changed its temperament?

"Does Mi Langjun really not know about the price of grain in Jingzhou?"

"Oh, this is what Lu Zhongshu was talking about," Mi Shiyilang suddenly realized, looking calm and calm, "It's just gone up a bit, is it still worth a trip by Lu Zhongshu himself?"

"It's not just that it's increased a little, it's been increased several times!"

Seeing the other party's appearance, Lu Yi lost his temper. He gritted his teeth, stared at Mi Shiyilang, and emphasized heavily.

Mi Shiyilang smiled lightly, pressed his hand, and signaled Lu Yi to relax:

"Lv Zhongshu, those who do business must make money. If not, we can't say that we are cheating, right? Wouldn't that be a good deed?"

"It's not like Lu Zhongshu doesn't know that the Han Dynasty has never stopped fighting in the past few years. First there was the battle of Shangdang, then there was the battle of Shangyong, and then there was the liberation of Luoyang."

Mi Shiyilang counted with his fingers and said to Lu Yi:

"This grain doesn't grow out of thin air. If it weren't for the fact that the man had some surplus grain over the years, I'm afraid even the treasury would be empty now."

Having said this, he looked at Lu Yi:

"Lu Zhongshu, under such circumstances, we have still provided you with enough food. Isn't this enough?"

He raised his teacup, took a sip, and then continued:

"The price is just a little too high. Lu Zhongshu can't even accept this? No matter how high the price of food is in Jingzhou, can it be higher than that in Jiangdong?"

Hearing this, Lu Yi opened his mouth, but found that he had no way to refute.

After glancing at Lu Yi, Mi Shiyilang softened his tone:

"Lu Zhongshu, the price of food in Jingzhou is a bit high, but that is for the common people. There is no need to worry about food shortages in the Jingzhou army."

As he spoke, his eyes became somewhat meaningful:

"It is the officials in Jingzhou who have to take care of the people's livelihood in Jingzhou. Lu Zhongshu is not an official in Jingzhou, so why should he worry so much?"

Lu Yi was startled.

Eh, that's right. I'm worried about whether those untouchables in Jingzhou can have enough to eat and what to do?

"But I'm afraid of His Majesty's side..."

"Has Master Wu asked Lu Zhongshu about this matter?"

"Your Majesty has been in poor health these days, and because of the prince's affairs, he has no intention of getting involved in this matter for the time being."

"Then what are Lu Zhongshu worried about?" Mi Shiyilang smiled slightly, "Even if Lord Wu intervenes, Lu Zhongshu can still blame it on the Jingzhou officials!"

His gaze became darker and darker, and Mi Shiyilang's voice became a little bewildering:

"Did Lu Zhongshu forget his old grudge with Lu Boyan?"

Lu Yi was stunned again.

What does this have to do with Lu Boyan?

"As soon as Lu Boyan left, something happened in Jingzhou. There is a lot to do here."

Mi Shiyilang turned the tea cup and lowered his eyes, preventing Lu Yi from looking into his eyes:

"If Lord Wu really wants to investigate, he might find someone who wants to disrupt Jingzhou and wants the general to return to Jingzhou?"

When Lu Yi heard this, his body shook suddenly and he looked at Mi Shiyilang in disbelief.

Mi Shiyilang raised his head and showed a kind smile to Lu Zhongshu.
Chapter completed!