The legitimate daughter is reborn and cannot escape after being provoked by the tyrant

Facing Qiuyue's inquiry, Mo Xiao closed his eyes and didn't speak for a while.

Qiuyue looked at his expression and comforted softly: "It's all just a dream, Your Majesty, don't worry. There are secret guards on the other side of the Yangtze River, Mr. Lu and Mr. Mu, everything will be fine."

But these words obviously did not comfort Mo Xiao.

Mo Xiao couldn't listen to anything at the moment. What was echoing in his mind were the screams he heard in his dream, and the red blood mist in front of him that couldn't be dissolved.

All this seems to be ominous.

Mo Xiao was very scared, trembling with fear.

He opened his eyes suddenly, raised his feet and walked out.

Qiuyue was startled and quickly followed: "Your Majesty, where are you going?"

Mo Xiao said coldly: "Jiangnan."

Qiu Yue's face turned pale, and she wanted to persuade her again, but looking at Mo Xiao's face, she knew that this time the matter was serious, and she might not be able to persuade her.

While following Mo Xiao, she sent someone to invite the Queen Mother. Now in this palace, the Queen Mother was probably the only one who could say a few words in front of Mo Xiao.

In addition, she also had people rush out of the palace to invite Chen Yuan in.

Qiuyue had no choice but to invite everyone she could.

Here, Mo Xiao didn't even pack his things. He just went back to the palace to change out of his dragon robe and a green shirt. He raised his feet and headed out of the palace.

However, as soon as she arrived at the palace gate, she bumped into Chen Yuan who was just entering the palace. Before she could say anything, the Queen Mother had already hurried over with the help of everyone.

Mo Xiao looked at the formation and immediately realized something. He turned his head and looked at Qiu Yue beside him.

Qiuyue plopped down and knelt down: "This servant makes arbitrary decisions, please punish me. However, given the current situation, Your Majesty must not leave the palace."

The Queen Mother had already caught up and stood in front of Qiu Yue. She glared at Mo Xiao and said, "Don't punish her. She has done a good job. Not only cannot she be punished, but I will also reward her heavily."

Mo Xiao: "..."

The Queen Mother took a step forward, stared straight at Mo Xiao, and scolded in a cold voice: "Do you still know who you are? Do you know what you are doing?"

Mo Xiao's eyes were full of forbearance, and he gritted his teeth and said, "Mother, I know I shouldn't, but I...can't wait any longer. She is in danger, she is in pain now, she needs me, and I have to go."

Queen Mother: "Nonsense!"

The Queen Mother was also afraid that Mo Xiao would really run away regardless. After calming down for a while, she lowered her voice and said, "How could something happen to her? Didn't you send someone to take care of her?"

"Mother, there is blood everywhere, she is crying out in pain... I can't ignore her."

The Queen Mother frowned, finally realizing that something was wrong with the emperor's state, and turned her head to look at the kneeling Qiuyue.

Qiuyue pursed her lips and said softly: "After Your Majesty wakes up, that's it... like this."

The Queen Mother understood that the so-called blood and screams were just a dream of the emperor.

She reached out to hold her son's hand and said softly: "That was just a dream, not real. With your people taking care of her, nothing will happen to her."

Mo Xiao: "But..."

"Dreams are all the opposite," the Queen Mother said, even using words to coax a child. "What your Majesty saw in your dream is definitely not true. What's more, the capital is in chaos now, and there is a mess waiting for you to clean up. You will put her It would be a bad idea to take her back to the capital. After all, you don’t know where the remnants are hidden. What if they hurt her? Now she is far away in the south of the Yangtze River, where the scenery is beautiful, far away from the disputes in the court, and there are people around her to protect her. It’s much safer in the capital.”