Eagle Byzantium

"Your Highness, I didn't disturb anyone else when I came here, but Mr. Pulani and I just had some disputes when we were discussing the regulations of the canal locks. Please don't tell this matter, and just follow me quietly. "When Wen Ruomingna saw Gawain, she hugged the patron and begged.

"Tell me, there is nothing unexpected about Agnes, right?"

Wen Ruomingna shook her head, then raised her face sadly, "No surprise, but she is trapped in the room. Please believe that I have not and do not dare to do anything to her!"

So Gawain had no choice but to walk down, grab his robe, and leave the room of the Holy Sister. The sleeping companion served him and put all his clothes neatly on. Then the two soldiers held torches and led him and the sleeping companion from the same way. The official was led to the large room in the Guanyi District where the little sunfish lived.

Four maids stood at the door of the room, welcoming the arrival of the patron.

"What's going on?" Gawain muttered, thinking that he had already warned the little sunfish not to go too far.

"It's like this. Mr. Plani suddenly remembered the regulations of the new artillery. She proposed a plan for precision shooting from pitch, and she is eager to share it with you now, so I just said that she was 'trapped' in the room." When that Before the four maids could say anything, the sleeping officer suddenly reported in a graceful manner. Then she rearranged her clothes and made an invitation gesture by holding up her skirt.

Gawain raised his hand vigilantly and slowly pushed open the heavy cast copper door. In the simply furnished room, the wind seeping in from the window stirred the curtain in front of him, and there seemed to be a dazed person inside. Shadow, but not like Agnes's, she wasn't that big.

Then on the pillar, Gawain saw a hanging but open shackle, shaking slightly.

There was a small shiny piece on the ground. Gawain stepped over and picked it up. It was a key.

"Uh huh..." Gawain then heard a faint sound behind the curtain, and suddenly realized that it was coming from a small sunfish. He hurriedly stepped forward, grabbed the seams of the curtain, and then Pulled away.

The sound of the curtain being pulled slightly reached the door. At this time, the four maids standing there were all scared to death. "What are you afraid of! If the patron comes out soon, I will take the blame on myself." , anyway, let the little one overturn again My future and destiny will be ruined if the fish gets entangled; if the guarantor doesn't come out..." When Wen Ruomingna said this, she suddenly raised her eyebrows and flirtatiously touched the hair on her forehead with her fingers. He smiled meaningfully.

In the dark room illuminated only by the moonlight, the little sunfish really looked like a fish on a chopping board. She was locked and lying on the "lock chamber" with her back to Gawain. Her mouth was covered and she could only She twisted her neck and looked at the stunned Gawain with pitiful eyes asking for help - she not only wanted Gawain to come in and rescue her, but she was also sincerely afraid...

Because of the great shame!

a moment ago.

At that time, Little Sunfish was still happy. She pointed to the four maids who came in and asked them to help tie Wen Ruomingna to the "sluice chamber". She wanted to personally observe the portcullis, herringbone gates and Different forms and advantages and disadvantages of round gates.

But soon the little sunfish heard a slight clicking sound in her ears, which was the twisting sound of the key, and she turned back in surprise.

The sleeping officer had already opened the shackles on his own, and was standing on the other side of the pillar looking at him, his eyes bright and scary, "I can't bear it anymore Agnes Plani, let's give it a try tonight."

"She has secretly assigned a key? Damn it, when did she master this?" The little sunfish thought of this quickly, cold sweat broke out on her forehead, and then she turned around - four maids stretched out their hands and rushed towards her.

Agnes screamed in surprise, it turned out that this humble slave from Adige actually had "one of his own" in the court.

"The fish is dead and the net is broken!" Agnes gritted her teeth, pushed away the hesitant and frightened maids one by one, and rushed towards the outer door of the room.

But her leg was quickly hit by something, and she lost control of her center of gravity. Her whole body fell to the floor. Agnes, holding her leg, saw two small poles with blunt iron heads scattered on the floor, and The fin-like tail—this was the thing that shot him just now.

About fifteen feet away, Wen Ruomingna raised her hand expressionlessly, holding a small wooden crossbow, "As an Adigai, I still know this hunting technique."

Then came the swaying candlelight and black shadows, and the girl's sad and angry shouts. This is destined to be a sad story.

Wen Ruomingna, who delivered the fatal blow after the little sunfish was humiliated, was locked in the "simulation lock" she made, rocking up and down, "Uuuuuuuuuuu!" It seemed that she was threatening angrily.

The maids who had been bribed by Wen Ruomingna were also a little scared, but the sleeping officer was very calm. She first walked to the servant room next to her, used a small ax to smash all the wooden crossbows and iron-clad wooden poles, and then walked back Stand in front of the little sunfish and tear it apart with your hands Pulling open her collar, she untied her hair and smoothed her hair a few times, "You guys wait outside, I'll go find the guarantor - don't be afraid, after the guarantor comes, she still dares to go back to the tower. Did Ersus speak out to Caesar?" It seems that Wen Ruomingna completely understood the situation.

And the moment she went to find Gawain, the little sunfish felt more uncomfortable than death.

At this time, Gawain hurriedly took off his blouse and put it on the little sunfish. At the same time, he untied her rope and picked her up, but the sealing strip was not removed. "Don't scream, let others know that absolutely No. I'll take you out first," Gawain comforted her in a low voice.

The little sunfish had messy hair and tears in his eyes. He could only nod in agreement with Gawain.

But she soon heard Gawain sigh and say, "Don't try to sail the boat in the future. It has capsized many times."

The little sunfish tilted his head, closed his eyes, and nodded again.

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Hearing Gawain's footsteps, the maids in front of the door suddenly looked ashen.

But Wen Ruomingna still lowered her head, her mouth slightly curved, and her demeanor was calm.

"Please rest assured, we didn't see anything tonight." When Gawain came out holding Agnes, Wen Ruomingna immediately smiled and saluted.

The little sunfish did not dare to get angry and curled up obediently in Gawain's arms and embrace.

Then Gawain glanced at the sleeping officer, and Wen Ruomingna leaned forward slightly and reached out, and the key of another room on her finger slipped silently into the belt hanging bag of the patron.

Watching the two people leaving, Wen Ruomingna stood up, tied up her loose hair, and smiled calmly again.

It is said that the second imperial ink official slept with the patron that night, and she did not get up until the next day.

At the New Year, in the mirror room of the Tarsus Palace, Agnes, who had returned from the northern inspection with the patron, sat on a chair with her face covered. Anna sat opposite her, and two pet cats lay on Anna's skirt and knees. "Don't be sad." Anna didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and her fingers stroked the scepter head. "I admire you. Are you sailing or causing a shipwreck? I asked you to monitor the barbarian and the female vixen, but you fell into the trap and got pregnant."

Hearing this, the little sunfish cried out.