Quick Time Travel: The Loyal Dog and the Male God Contract Order

Chapter 120 The Queen's Loyal Dog General ([-])

The next day, Duan Jinming was the first to wake up, and his eyelids twitched when he thought that he had finally hugged His Majesty obediently all night.

The key point is that the phrase "General Duan, when are you leaving?" came from outside the tent from time to time, making him unable to speak left and right.

Make your voice louder, for fear of waking up His Majesty, seeing her galloping here last night, he was reluctant to wake her up.

But if he kept silent, the outsiders would squat outside his tent if they were in a hurry. If someone found His Majesty sleeping soundly in his tent, it would be even more unclear.

However, it didn't take long for Fu Xin to be woken up by noisy noises outside.

She opened her sleepy eyes, and saw Duan Jinming obediently being pillowed on her calf, sitting there silently meditating on something.

She thought this scene was a bit funny, and just about to speak, she heard a sound from outside the tent.

"General Duan, why don't you speak? Are you in any trouble?"

As he said that, the tent had a vague tendency to be opened.

Fu Xin was startled, and without thinking about anything, reflexively sat up facing Duan Jinming.

"General—"

The soldier who shouted just now poked his head into the tent, and when he poked his head, he was frightened and stupid: "Your Majesty?"

I saw Fu Xin and Duan Jinming staring at each other seriously. Although the two didn't say a word, the atmosphere was tense. At first glance, they seemed to be talking about important national affairs, which shocked the soldiers and made them want to get out quickly.

Seeing someone coming in, Fu Xin coughed lightly, glanced at him feigning dissatisfaction, and said indifferently: "I have something important to discuss with General Duan, please inform everyone so that they can stay calm."

Hearing the emperor speak to him so politely, the soldier didn't know that she was extra polite because of a guilty conscience.

He panicked and jumped out of the tent without saying a word, and stammered in response: "I'm sorry, you continue."

As soon as the soldiers left, Fu Xin immediately relaxed, his eyes were lazy, and he was a little sleepy yet fully awake.

Duan Jinming, who remained silent the whole time, watched Fu Xin finish the scene like this. He tried hard not to laugh out loud, but the corners of his lips could not stop the smile from rising slightly.

"Your Majesty is very courageous."

I don't know if this is a compliment or a joke.

Fu Xin yawned, and said quietly: "General Duan's nest is really comfortable, I don't want to move."

Duan Jinming: "."

He put on a serious face and said seriously: "Your Majesty, this place is full of dangers, so it is not suitable to stay for a long time."

Fu Xin also imitated his seriousness: "I know all these things well, but when the country is in crisis, how can I back down!"

Duan Jinming choked, he was not good at playing lip service, once the emperor put on an official tone, he really couldn't speak against her.

"Your Majesty, this is no child's play. At the end of the day, I will go to the Qiongpo alone to explore the way. If there is an ambush, the battle will start immediately. Your Majesty should go back as soon as possible."

Fu Xin was slightly startled, with a look of astonishment on his face, staring at Duan Jinming with a look of "I'm afraid you're going to die".

"Is it dangerous?" she asked.

Duan Jinming hesitated for a moment. If he said it was dangerous, he felt that he would be stopped by her in the next second. However, from an objective point of view: "It's not too dangerous. Once the situation is abnormal, the general will send an attack signal, and then quickly Join the army."

As long as he didn't accidentally expose his traces to the enemy, the risk was not high.

Fu Xin nodded thoughtfully, raised her eyebrows and said, "How about taking me with you?"

"No!" Duan Jinming said without hesitation, frowning, "Go back quickly."

This time, he even omitted the honorifics when speaking to the emperor.

(End of this chapter)