Beidou Continent

After a good night's sleep, early the next morning, ten of them and four horses were on the road again. Before leaving, Wei Wuya also asked the twins to buy 10 kilograms of steamed buns and beef in case of emergency. After walking for a short time, they left Risheng City and entered the border of Yuheng Kingdom. As soon as he entered the country, Wei Zi clearly felt that the carriage was accelerating, and Wei Wuya also became alert, and his forces were released from time to time to feel the surrounding situation. Wei Ziren couldn't help but poked his head outside the carriage, but was pulled back by Wei Wuya,"What are you doing?" Wei Wuya glared at Wei Zi dissatisfied. Wei Zi looked at him innocently,"Let's see if anyone is chasing us." Wei Wuya said dullly:"Not yet, but we are in Yuheng Country now. You should know that Yu Fengheng is the second princess of Yuheng Kingdom""so what? If I were her, I would never take action in Yuheng Country." Without waiting for Wei Wuya to ask, Wei Zi explained his reasons:"Even without Bai Yang, Yu Fengheng has no heirs. If something happens to us, the king will only pity the queen even more. We are in the Yuheng Kingdom. If something goes wrong, she is the biggest suspect, and if the situation is unclear, she will only be rejected by the king, so she must design a situation that can completely remove herself, at least to kill us in the Tiankui Empire.""Silly girl," Wei Wuya nodded slightly, then shook his head, and said to Wei Zi in a deep voice,"Some things must be done first, and then done well. This time the king sent five military attachés, plus me, the venerable one, how many assassination teams does Yu Fengheng need to send to accomplish this? If she wasn't in Yuheng Country, how could she cover the sky with one hand and cover up the truth? What's more, 'a situation that can completely remove her' does not exist. Even if something happens to us in Tiankui territory, she will still be suspected. Instead of risking us escaping and ascending to heaven in Tiankui territory, or even risking the truth coming out, it would be better to massacre us openly in Yuheng territory, and then cover up the truth tightly and be clearly suspected. If you doubt it, just doubt it. She is the second princess of Yuheng Kingdom. As long as there is no conclusive evidence, who dares to do anything to her? By then, neither she nor Xiu Xiu will have any heirs. As long as the war breaks out again, Bai Muchen may not be able to withstand the pressure of the ministers and make her his queen. As long as Bai Yang is alive, Xiuxiu's position will be as stable as a rock. Only when Bai Yang is gone, the situation will be unclear for Yu Fengheng. Now Xiuxiu is the queen of Shenxiu who is overwhelming her. On the chess game, in every inch, only by keeping the situation unclear can we create opportunities for the latecomers. Therefore, if Yu Fengheng wants to take action, she must choose Yu Heng Country, where she is most confident."Wei Zi lowered his head and thought for a while, and then said,"Grandpa, I'm sorry, it's because Wei Zi didn't think well."Wei Wuya smiled and touched Wei Zi's head and said,"You are considering the situation that is most beneficial to Yu Fengheng. I am talking about the most likely situation. No, it's actually not the most likely scenario. The most likely scenario is that she won't send anyone over at all. After all, she has been married to Bai Muchen for 8 years. During these 8 years, she has established eyes and ears in the palace. Isn't it that Xiuxiu is pulling out her hands? If she were still asked to send out the news about Bai Yang leaving the palace, Xiuxiu would have already fallen behind. After all, with the dignity of a queen and the secret help of Bai Muchen, it would be too stupid for her to not be able to turn her advantage into victory in 8 years and turn the palace into an iron barrel. However, be careful when sailing the ten thousand year ship. We still have to be very alert within the Yuheng Kingdom. Wei Zi, you have done very well, at least much better than someone who still doesn't know what happened."