Chapter 720 Yuehai, Something Happened!

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Rong Leng took out the nails again.

Liu Wei took it, but suddenly opened the window of the car, placed the nail under the strong sunlight, and observed it intently.

With a sudden glance, Liu Wei happened to see Rong Leng put away the nail and pass by, while the curtain of the carriage was swaying, and the light from the window was falling, and falling on the corner of the nail, there was a faint white light.

Why does wood reflect light?

If it is reflective, it should be metal.

Liu Wei looked carefully at the sunlight this time, and sure enough, there was something really shining in the corner of the wooden nail.

Something is fishy.

Liu Wei threw the Sanskrit book aside, took out the scalpel he carried with him, and started scraping against the surface of the nail.

After a while, the wooden layer of the nail was gradually scraped open by Liu Wei, and inside, there was a thin piece of iron.

Wood contains iron, why?

Liu Wei looked very focused and rubbed her fingers back and forth on the small iron. Suddenly, she felt something was wrong with the hem of her clothes.

Looking down, Liu Wei saw that the strands of thread on her belt were trembling faintly.

Liu Wei's eyes lit up and he attached the thin iron to his belt. Sure enough, it stuck directly.

This is not ordinary iron, but a magnet.

Magnets have been around since ancient times, and the most familiar one is the compass, one of China's four great inventions.

What does it mean that there is a magnet hidden in this wooden nail?

Liu Wei couldn't figure it out, so he simply took out a few soul-calling nails from the bag, only to find that only two of the five nails contained magnets.

Holding and stroking the two magnets individually, Liu Wei frowned again.

Liu Wei was not sure whether the direction of his doubts was in the right direction.

The people in the palace would certainly not be seriously killed by these religious objects, but what do these nails and the magnets inside represent?

The carriage went all the way back to Kyoto.

When we arrived at the gate of Kyoto City, we heard a lot of noise outside.

Liu Wei was focused on the nail, and didn't pay attention or look at it until the carriage was stopped.

The driver was Qin Zhong, who was in disguise.

After Qin Zhong said something outside, he turned back and said to the two people in the car: "My lord, it's from Jing Zhaoyin. He said that something big happened in the palace. Now the city gates are under martial law inside and outside. No one can go in or out. Sir , it seems we can’t get in.”

Only then did Liu Wei wake up, put away the nails, raised her head, lifted the car curtain, and looked outside.

Sure enough, Liu Wei saw that the city gate was full of imperial guards. Although the city gate was not locked, it was fenced and guarded by guards to prevent anyone from entering or exiting.

"What happened?" Liu Wei frowned. After asking, he suddenly thought of something and wondered: "Is it related to the concubine?"

According to Xiang Yi, today should be the day when the Dowager Queen returns to the palace.

This was the only thing Liu Wei could think of.

Qin Zhong shook his head: "I don't know, my lord, wait a moment, and I will ask again."

Qin Zhong's identity comes from the Zhenge Gate, but now he is pretending to be an Ouchi guard.

Liu Wei wanted to call Qin Zhong back, fearing that something would happen again, but Qin Zhong had already jumped off the carriage and walked towards the imperial guards.

If he screamed again now, it would look weird. Liu Wei had to calm down and wait for the result of Qin Zhong's inquiry.

After a while, Qin Zhong came back, but he shook his head towards the carriage.

"My subordinates revealed their identities, and the imperial guards knew everything. However, they didn't know what happened in the palace. They only said that the whole city was under martial law. I heard that it was not the Queen's business. The Queen should return to the palace in the evening. , it’s just after noon now.”

Liu Wei frowned, really not understanding what was going on.

Rong Leng patted Liu Wei's hand, stood up, and jumped out of the car neatly.

Liu Wei looked through the carriage window and saw Rong Leng and Qin Zhong walking towards the imperial guard together.

The two accompanying young eunuchs from the Ministry of Internal Affairs were also dealing with the imperial guards. However, even if the palace orders were presented, the imperial guards were not at all lenient and carried out the orders unselfishly.

Just when Liu Wei was feeling uneasy, he saw a carriage parked next to their carriage.

The owner of the carriage was obviously curious, so he lifted the curtain and looked outside. After looking for a while, he murmured: "Could it be that what you said is true?"

The speaker is a young man.

Liu Wei did not know the identity of this young master, but looking at the quality of the carriage, he also knew that he did not come from a wealthy family. Liu Wei simply started a conversation: "This young master, do you know what happened?"

The young master looked at Liu Wei from afar, pondered for a moment, and then said: "I heard this occasionally. I don't know if it is true. If it is not true, I am afraid it is a rumor. So, sir, I'm sorry."

Liu Wei smiled at the young master and said: "Speaking of it, I just left the city yesterday to find my cousin who lives near the suburbs of Beijing. Today, I returned to the city like this. Since the master heard the news, it must be true, otherwise , just overnight, where is the empty news coming from?"

The young man hesitated for a moment and then said: "I am from the south of the Yangtze River. I entered the suburbs of Beijing yesterday. It was getting late and the city gate was closed, so I stayed temporarily in an inn near the suburbs of Beijing. Last night, there was a guest knocking on the door. When I went to the clean room, I happened to hear the night guest talking to the innkeeper, saying that something big happened in Beijing. I only listened briefly, not everything, and I never thought that when I entered the city today, I actually met someone. When it comes to stopping me, I think what the night guest said may be true."

Liu Wei asked: "What did that night guest say?"

The young master was silent for a moment, then lowered his voice and said, "Yes, there is a noble person in the palace who died."

Another death?

Liu Wei's eyes suddenly became sharp. At this moment, the car curtain was opened and Rong Leng had returned.

Liu Wei thanked the young master, then lowered the carriage curtain and looked at Rong Leng.

Rong Len's face darkened slightly, his brows furrowed tightly, and he said solemnly: "There are rumors in the palace that Yue Hai has disappeared."

Princess Yuehai?

Thinking of what the young master just said, Liu Wei reflexively asked: "Just missing?"

Rong Leng looked at Liu Wei.

Liu Wei shook his head: "It's not that I have bad intentions, I just want to make sure."

Rong Leng lowered his eyes, pursed his lips for a long time, and then said: "Maybe he is dead."

Liu Wei didn't quite understand.

"The guards kept their words vague. They only said that something happened in Yuehai, and the palace ordered the city gate to be closed and no passage allowed until the 'person' was found."

Liu Wei took a deep breath: "Then..."

Rong Leng interrupted Liu Wei: "But he didn't say whether he found Yue Hai or the murderer."

Liu Wei was speechless for a moment.

Thinking that Princess Yuehai still had six soul-calling nails, Liu Wei gritted her teeth. If the princess was really dead, then...

Liu Wei suddenly felt that her heart was really blocked.