In the eyes of n, these children of aristocratic families never knew about the suffering of the people, and if sothing happened, they would bla others.
Their good city lord, who was dedicated to guarding Xiacheng, didn't know if he would be convicted by this young prince.
Ning Xi could hear this person's maintenance of the city lord, and he had a rough idea in his heart.
Soon, the man led Ning Xi and the others into a yard that looked rather dilapidated.
As soon as I entered the yard, I heard the sound of soldiers exercising.
"Thorn! Thorn!"
"Kill! Kill!"
In the yard, hundreds of soldiers were holding sharp wooden sticks in constant assassination movents. These soldiers also had yellow faces and thin muscles. At first glance, they looked malnourished, but their movents were not sluggish at all.
Seeing the man and others entering the door, he respectfully greeted, "Hello, Captain!"
The expressions looking at Ning Xi and the others were full of curiosity, exploration, and surprise.
"This is Prince Ning and the lord of the fief. Co and et!" the man said.
Hundreds of soldiers were stunned for a while, and imdiately saluted, "See Lord Lord!"
"No gift!" Ning Xi smiled and raised his hand.
The man then led Ning Xi and the others across the courtyard to the main hall in the courtyard.
At first glance, the main hall was set up as an office space. There was a person at the top who was writing sothing with his head down. Two people were sitting on both sides of him, each holding a booklet and flipping through it.
"City Lord, the little prince is here!" The man broke the peace in the main hall upon seeing this.
The person above raised his head to look at Ning Xi and the others. After a mont of surprise, he regained his calm and imdiately stood up to salute Ning Xi, "Lu Yan greets the little prince!"
Ning Xi saw that the city lord was in his twenties, with a handso face and a bookish air mixed with a kind of fortitude. His first impression was more like a scholar than a city lord.
"City Lord Lu, please get up!" After Ning Xi finished speaking, he found a seat and sat down.
Lu Yan ordered soone to serve tea, "Xiaoguan doesn't know that the little prince has arrived, and you're welco, so don't be surprised!"
"City Lord Lu is polite, don't be restrained, you all sit down."
Ning Xi had information on the city lord, but not much.
The original city owner was soone else, but he died of illness a year ago. Before his death, he made a morial to the court to recomnd his son to succeed the city owner. The emperor also approved it, no wonder he was so young.
The tea was brought up quickly. The tea cup was not made of porcelain, but pottery. Ning Xi picked up the tea and saw so tea foam floating in it, obviously the tea was poor.
But she didn't dislike it and took a sip, slightly bitter but not too unpleasant to drink.
Seeing that the noble prince, who was dressed in brocade and gorgeous clothes, did not smash the tea cup, but instead took a sip of tea, and did not show disgust or anger, Lu Yan was surprised and could not help but let out a sigh of relief.
"Little lord, most of the porcelain in the city has been snatched by bandits, and so is the good tea. It's just a simple temporary office, so please forgive !" But he still explained.
The people and other officials didn't know about Ning Xi, the little prince, but Lu Yan, as the city lord of a city, still knew a little bit of news.
For example, this little prince is very much favored by the emperor and the queen mother. He acts arrogant and domineering in the courtroom and dares to beat anyone who does not please the eye. Even the minister of the Ministry of Industry has been beaten.
He also likes handso n very much, and loves to tease handso n!
The talent of the beasts of war is very outstanding, this ti the war beasts of the Three Kingdoms competition represents that the country of Yin won the first and so on.
Therefore, before seeing this little prince, Lu Yan had positioned him as a son of a **** nobleman who was arrogant and arrogant and difficult to serve and deal with, but now he is really uncertain.
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