The legitimate daughter was reborn, and the emperor’s little Jiaojiao went crazy.

Booth finally got the contract document he wanted.

The document included clauses that the three states and six cities south of Huizhou were all allocated to the State of Wan, and included important matters such as the northern wing paying a generous amount of materials and property as tribute to the State of Wan every year, as well as opening border trade and sending envoys to each other.

These documents were brought here by three secret guards.

Booth raised his eyebrows, thinking that this old woman was quite cautious and didn't even trust her own secret guards.

Secret guard Wang Zhong said, "The Queen Mother means that it is more appropriate for your troops to be commanded by the three of us. You are of noble status, so it is better not to go to the scene in person. After all, this journey is extremely dangerous and swords have no mercy."

Booth's lips curled up into a subtle smile, and his eyes sparkled.

The old woman's calculations were quite shrewd, and the beads were almost hitting him in the face.

I will hand over my people to you! When the big event is accomplished, this unstamped document will become a piece of waste paper. If you, the Beiyi people, cross the river and destroy the bridge, how will my country of Wan deal with it?

The people of Beiyi have always been treacherous, it would be strange if I believed you!

Booth's smile became more playful. "We Wan people have always been serious and cautious in our actions. As the representative of Wan, I naturally have to do everything myself. It is an honor for this prince to witness the Queen Mother's glorious moment."

"This..." Wang Zhong tried his best to stop him. "Your Highness, the Second Prince, this road leading to the palace is winding and deep, and it is really not suitable for you to walk. What if... How can we bear this responsibility?"

Although the three secret guards tried their best not to show any abnormality, the subtle expression between their eyebrows and eyes did not escape Booth's eyes.

Booth cursed inwardly.

He knew that the people of Beiyi were not kind, so he had to be in charge tonight. If the old woman wanted to renege on her debt, he would rush into the imperial city and kill her!

He stood up slowly, his exquisite and luxurious robe gleaming in the candlelight, unable to conceal the imposing aura emanating from him.

He changed into night clothes, his eyes were as sharp as a hawk, he glanced at the three secret guards, snorted coldly, and pushed the door open and walked out.

One step forward leads to hell, and one step back leads to hell again. A road to hell stretched out under his feet.

The three secret guards led the Wan people, led by the second prince Booth, secretly marched towards the imperial city, passing all checkpoints along the way without any obstruction.

Booth was very satisfied. It seemed that the old woman had some skills and she easily placed people at all the checkpoints.

There were about a thousand Wan people, all dressed in night clothes, walking lightly and orderly, like ghosts in the night, quietly moving on the official road leading to the Dongsheng Gate of the imperial city.

One of the main reasons why these people have been lurking in Beiyi for many years without their identities being discovered is that they look no different from the people of Beiyi.

It is for this reason that they are the warriors carefully selected by the Emperor of Wan, have undergone secret training, and have then lurked in the northern wing for many years.

Some of them are blacksmiths, boatmen, and merchants, some are killers, and some even infiltrate gangs to do evil, such as Lu Yi, the second in command of the Sixing Gang.

In his previous life, Lu Yi instigated the Sixing Gang to kill more than 100 people from the Youying Gang where Wei Xingzhou was. Many years later, Wei Xingzhou gathered people to destroy the Sixing Gang.

The Beiyi people killed the Beiyi people, and it was all because of this Wan man Lu Yi who was interfering.

There are countless similar things.

Countless bloody massacres were committed by the Wan people. They escaped unscathed, and the government did not even touch the corners of their clothes.

This time, before the second prince came, he secretly sent people to gather the dormant Wan people outside the northern wing of the capital.

Now was the time to start a massacre. The bloodthirsty genes in their bodies were stirring, and every drop of their blood was boiling.

Dongshengmen is located on the east side of the imperial city, at the intersection with East Street, and is an important passage into the imperial palace.

In the dark night, the city gate was majestic, and the heavy wooden door was tightly closed. On both sides of the city gate, stone lions stood majestically, with sharp eyes, as if they could see through the evil in the world and protect this holy land of imperial power from being disturbed.

The secret guards led Booth and his group to stand under the Dongsheng Gate.

The soldiers guarding the Dongsheng Gate were on high alert, and one of them shouted the order: "Spring wind blows north!"

Wang Zhong replied, "The horse neighs and hooves!"

Seeing that the password was correct, the man signaled to the soldiers around him to open the city gate.

As the city gate slowly opened, a dull creaking sound echoed in the empty night.

The city gate was too heavy and opened very slowly.

Seeing this, the three secret guards stepped forward to help open the door, allowing Booth and others to enter.

Night is the best curtain to cover everything.

If it was General Ying or General Hong, they would never have entered the Imperial City through the Dongsheng Gate, because they knew that the Dongsheng Gate also had another name, "Wangcheng".

It's a trap that invites you into a trap!

After entering, there is an open space with towering city walls on all sides, and from here you can enter the palace through the inner gate.

But how could Booth know this? He didn't have much wisdom in his head, and he relied on bloody killings, bullying and aggression by stepping on mountains of corpses and seas of blood.

Hearing the heavy city gate slam shut behind him, Booth's heart and eyelids jumped, and he suddenly realized that the three secret guards had disappeared.

It was at this moment that all the torches lit up, like a giant beast devouring the darkness, illuminating the surroundings as if it were daytime.

The firelight reflected on the ancient city wall, casting mottled shadows, adding a bit of weirdness.

Oh no! There's an ambush! Booth's heart tightened, and he looked around, only to see shadowy figures in the firelight. The sudden uneasiness surged like a tide.

"Secret Guard?" He called in a low voice, with a barely perceptible tremor in his voice. However, the only response he got was the crackling sound of torches burning all around him, and the faint noise coming from afar.

The Wan people drew their swords and prepared for battle.

A young man's voice was already calm, "The spring wind blows northward, the horses are neighing and hooves are rushing, let's fight against Wan, do the men of Beiyi dare to do it?"

"Dare! Dare! Dare!"

With these shouts of "dare", sharp arrows rained down and strong winds blew.

The people of Wan wailed everywhere.

"Protect the second prince!" Everyone surrounded Booth and used long swords to block the rain of arrows.

Round after round of people fell, and round after round of people came up.

Amid the rain of arrows, another young man shouted, "Pull the long bow, break the long wind, and fight against Wan. Do you dare, North Wing boy?"

"Dare! Dare! Dare!"

The blood flowed like a river under the rain of arrows.

Those who bully our people and invade our land will surely die.

Screams were heard everywhere, like a purgatory. If the North Wing had a little more kindness today, it would become a purgatory for the soldiers of the North Wing and the people in the future.

The second prince was as panic-stricken as a stray dog, raising his hands and shouting "surrender".

But who wants to listen to his lies?

Arrows kept raining down.

Finally, a sharp arrow shot from the shadows hit Booth right between the eyebrows.

When Booth was shot, his eyes were still wide open. He didn't believe that he would die, he absolutely didn't believe it.

He also wanted to return to Wan to be the crown prince and inherit the throne. The great wizard clearly said that he had the potential to be an emperor, so how could he die?