Sikong Yue changed his clothes, wrapped the sword layer by layer with strips of cloth, and carried it on his back, opened the door and saw that several of his subordinates had changed into the same people's clothes, wrapped their respective weapons, and waited outside the door.

When a few people settled the account and led the horses out of the inn, Xiao Er unconsciously gossiped with the shopkeeper on the side: "Who are these people?" Dressed as soldiers, how did they come to be like this, they are carrying swords on their backs, right? Is this going to the royal capital? What kind of confidential information are they supposed to deliver..."

Listening to Xiao Er's chatter, the shopkeeper sitting at the counter raised his head from the account book and said, "Don't say what you shouldn't say."

Xiao Er heard what his shopkeeper said, so he had to continue to clean the lobby, and muttered in a low voice: "These people must have some secrets that can't be said."

Sikong Yue and his entourage did not continue to stay in Gao Town, but hurried to the direction of the royal capital, and when they entered the city, they did not go directly to the direction of the palace, but drove their horses to the Zhenbei General's Mansion located in the west of the city.

This mansion was originally the property of the Sikong family, but it has not been inhabited, and most of the people who came to the royal capital to do business chose another house closer to the street to make it lively, when the emperor thought that he had to reward the general of Zhenbei with an industry, Sikong Yue himself suggested that the mansion would not be used, and the reward would be a plaque.

There were still a few old people in the Zhenbei General's Mansion who were in charge of watching the yard, and when they saw Sikong Yue bringing people back, they were busy cleaning out the room for them to rest without asking.

When Sikong Yue entered the mansion, she sent someone to spread the news to the palace, and after the change of clothes and meal, the person sent by the palace to pick her up had already arrived outside the mansion.

Several of his soldiers could not follow into the palace, so they were all placed in the general's mansion, and Sikong Yue got into the carriage alone with his sword.

The carriage was hung with a wooden sign with a red coat of arms, and it traveled unhindered all the way into the palace, and even the guards guarding the gate did not check it, but just saw the card and saluted and let it go.

At this time, it was past afternoon, Hua Mian and Xiao Cui were preparing the ingredients for dinner, and Xiao Yin ran in to spread the word that General Zhenbei had entered the palace.

It's just that after Sikong Yue entered the palace, he didn't come to the palace first, and went directly to the side hall used by Emperor Deyuan to deal with the excerpts.

After meeting Emperor Deyuan, Sikong Yue told several adults in the military department about the current situation on the border of Beilin, and greatly appreciated Ye Huang's handling of the Mobei City incident at that time.

"What questions does General Zhenbei have to say about the matter of harmony?" , Emperor Deyuan has always been kind to this general, perhaps because she is the sister of Concubine Jing, or maybe because she is both a member of Sikong's family and has made great achievements in the frontier.

But if Sikong Jing was here at this time, he would definitely think that Emperor Deyuan would value Sikong Yue more about the fact that Sikong Yue could become the 'Beilin Imperial Princess' in the future.

"Back to Your Majesty, there is no problem on the minister's side regarding the advance of peace with relatives", Sikong Yue replied with a salute.

"But how did I hear that there was opposition in your family?"

Sikong Yue said in his heart: "Your Majesty, have you even heard this kind of news?" Only a few brothers and sisters in the family know about this kind of thing, although the third brother was quite complaining at the beginning, he didn't acquiesce later, and as for the seventh brother, it will indeed be more difficult to deal with."

"Back to Your Majesty, the minister can guarantee that there is no objection, but the minister's younger brother is more dependent on the minister, and he can't accept that marrying far away is absolutely not disrespectful to His Majesty."