Chapter 960: After you read it, you need to be calm

In the camp.

The generals gathered here.

Only Ying Ying Zi Ye sat in the middle.

And Wang Li stood behind him.

A rigorous personal guard style.

The others all stood in two rows.

The generals present were all surprised.

They all looked at the messenger from Xianyang City without blinking.

Something happened?

What happened?

The messenger's first sentence confused everyone.

Everything was fine; how could something suddenly happen?

And it was news brought by His Majesty the First Emperor.

They had been in the grassland for quite a while.

They really didn't know if anything major had happened in Great Qin.

Recently, their focus had been on the Xiongnu.

They didn't pay much attention to Great Qin's affairs.

Mainly because the distance between the two sides was far, and the time for delivering news was long.

Now that they suddenly heard that something had happened in Great Qin, how could they not be worried?

They were all eager to know what had happened.

They were expanding territory outside, and they didn't want anything to happen to Great Qin.

"What happened?"

"Hurry up and speak!"

"Don't scare us; we weren't scared easily."

"If there's something, say it; don't dawdle."

The generals spoke one after another, looking concerned.

Even some hot-tempered generals wanted to grab the messenger's collar to ask.

The messenger was confused by this group of generals and couldn't help but take a few steps back.

"Generals, don't be anxious."

"I don't know what happened either!"

"I brought a letter, and the content is inside."

The messenger tremblingly reached into his sleeve and took out a silk scroll.

"So it's an edict; I thought it was an oral instruction."

"You should have said so earlier, really."

He glared, a baleful aura seeping out from his body.

The messenger was so frightened his legs nearly gave way.

"General, please calm your anger."

"This lowly one truly does not know!"

"This lowly one has brought a letter; the contents are all inside."

The messenger tremblingly reached into his sleeve and took out a silk scroll.

"So it is an imperial edict; I thought it was a verbal order."

"You should have said so earlier, honestly."