Chapter 1777: 1778Who is so anxious to die?

Chapter 1777: 1778Who is so anxious to die?

 Chapter 1777 1778Who is so anxious to die?

The senior officials of the Elf Yangmu Empire, who had been attacked twice in the capital, really had no good solution. They had no way to intercept the Tang Empire's missiles, and they had no way to make the Tang army stop such horrific attacks.

In order to ensure his own safety, Yang Mu I has moved to an underground bunker to work. But this kind of life is destined to be uncomfortable, and naturally no one can bear it after a long time.

Therefore, Yang Mu I secretly summoned a person, Duke Leibert! The meeting between the two was private, and no one else was present except the prime minister and Marshal Flix.

Yangmu I didn't make any useless meanderings. After he sat down, he immediately asked Duke Leibert: "I know you have connections. Contact the Tang Empire and ask them if they can stop the attack on Ruo Bo." Slyna.”

"This is also your hometown, Your Majesty the Duke. It's not good to have outsiders ravage it like this, so I'd better ask you to do more things." The Prime Minister also spoke at this time.

Flix just looked at Duke Rebert and said nothing. Frankly speaking, as a traditional old soldier, he still has a sense of honor. He cannot defend the country or block the enemy from outside the country. It is already very serious. It's embarrassing. Now he really has no shame to ask Duke Rebert for anything.

Leibot did not pretend to be pretentious, but spread his hands and said: "Your Majesty, Prime Minister, I can indeed contact some people over there, but in this current situation, the relationship between the enemy and ourselves... How much face can I have? Let Tang Guo stop the attack? "

His answer was actually within Yang Mu I's estimation: If Leibert could stop Tang Jun's actions with just one word, it would be impossible for things to develop like this.

However, since they have found Leibot, they naturally have their chips to use. Just listen to Yang Mu I continue to say: "Your Excellency, we can secretly pay a fee to ask the Tang Army to stop attacking Ruosilaina."

Leibert had long guessed that the other party would have such a plan. After nodding slightly, he said: "I can contact them. How much do you want, how much do they want, or do they want it? That's not what I can do." It’s decided.”

"Okay, as long as you give us a clue, we can talk about this matter with them." Yang Mu I said quickly.

If a sum of money can be used to redeem Joslina and at least ensure Joslina's safety for a period of time, then he can be said to have restored Joslina's public support and at the same time stabilized some domestic situations.

Regardless, it's a good deal. His only worry now is that the Tang Empire is unwilling to accept his ransom and is unwilling to give up the missile attack on Joslina.

"Okay, this matter is settled." Leibert dropped the topic and suddenly asked about another matter: "A while ago...an assassination attempt against Emperor Tang Mo was uncovered in the Tang Empire. "Does Your Majesty know about this?"

"Huh?" After hearing the news, Yang Mu I was stunned for a moment, and then his expression changed drastically. He had never heard of such a plan. Now he really wanted to call his intelligence minister over and ask him if he was really involved in this horrific incident. The prime minister looked at Yang Mu I at this time, his eyes full of panic: Could it be that His Majesty the Emperor had a whim and tried the most taboo assassination method among nobles?

Thinking about it, it is indeed feasible to try: at least in terms of success rate, the success rate of assassinating Tang Mo is obviously higher than defeating Tang Jun head-on.

"What are you looking at me doing? I have no knowledge of this matter! It's definitely not my order! I swear!" Yang Mu I quickly distanced himself - just kidding, how much fake wine did he drink before he wanted to assassinate Tang Mo?

The light in Felix's eyes gradually dimmed. Just now, he thought that His Majesty the Emperor had the courage to die with his opponent. It turned out that Yang Mu I did not have the consciousness to even die to bring Tang Mo down.

"I want to ask over there, who is in such a hurry to die?" Leibert was not interested in questioning Yang Mu I. He was just ordered to ask such a question, leaving the rest to Yang Mu I to guess.

Although the Tang Empire has decided to place the responsibility for assassinating His Majesty the Emperor on Sophia, this does not prevent them from making a fuss about this matter.

There is no need for money anyway. Using this matter as a warning to other countries and asking them to give up some unrealistic fantasies can be regarded as letting this matter take full advantage of its remaining heat.

"I can understand the furious mood of Emperor Tang, but this matter has nothing to do with me! Elves disdain the most behind-the-scenes tricks! I swear in the name of the goddess of nature, I don't know any plans to assassinate Emperor Tang." Yang Mu I I swear calmly, there is no psychological burden at all.

He really didn't know, but he was also afraid that his subordinates would make the decision without permission, so he didn't dare to say that the matter had nothing to do with the Yangmu Empire. At this moment, he could only clean himself up, and then go back to his intelligence minister to ask about this matter.

In fact, he also knows that this kind of thing is really hard to explain: since the other party has come to investigate, he has naturally caught something. But at the national level, which monarch dares to say that his men really have no flaws?

Not to mention that there are no flaws, he himself knows very well that most of the intelligence personnel deployed outside are bribed. How can their loyalty be trusted? Since they can be bribed by elves, they may be bribed by others...

So even he knows that as long as the other party pays a little attention, he can find out that this matter has something to do with the elves, and he can't get rid of the blame.

It all depends on how Tang Huang uses the topic: whoever the other party is willing to put the blame on is the unlucky guy, then let him put it on his head. The other party will definitely be doomed by then, and many people will even applaud him when he dies.

After all, the people in the world who least want assassination of black hands to become a popular event are the powerful people in various countries. They have vested interests and naturally want to avoid risks. This logic is actually very easy to understand, so every assassination of the emperor or head of state is the most disgusted by the high-level circles.

Similar methods cannot be used, and even if used, the buttocks must be wiped clean. This is also the consensus of everyone: Yang Mu I naturally understands the truth, and now he really wants to smash the real mastermind into pieces!