Chapter 1759

Lu Zhen reins in his horse, looking serious.

"In the Xiongnu camp, there is a subordinate general under Prince Langya who refuses to surrender and is making trouble!"

"The army cannot move lightly right now, otherwise the surrender will be ruined in an instant!"

"So I ordered Captain Wang to take my place, use my notoriety, and lead the personal guards to behead the troublemaking subordinate general!"

"There is no other way. If Captain Wang doesn't go, I have to go myself. To solve this without bloodshed, this is the only way! Captain Wang is brave; even if he fails, he has a way to live, but if he succeeds, Wang Xiao will definitely be ennobled!"

Lu Zhen has some integrity, but not much.

If it were at ordinary times, he would just smile slightly and say, "You kid are truly a beast, truly not human!"

He might even add, "You are truly shameless, I like it."

But at this moment, Lu Zhen's face changes drastically.

He claps his hands, his eyes flashing with endless worry.

"Bad!"

"Yorong is among Wang Xiao's personal guards. She didn't die on the road protecting you, but is going to die at the hands of the Xiongnu!"

Rumble!

As soon as these words are out, Gao Yang's face changes drastically!

"What?"

"Yorong is among Wang Xiao's personal guards?"

"Old General Lu, this is not the time for jokes!"

Lu Zhen is also anxious and curses, "You son of a bitch, would I lie about such a big thing?"

"The Xiongnu Great Chanyu provoked you. Who in Changancheng doesn't know it's a trap? The Xiongnu Great Chanyu must have the certainty to kill you!"

"Yorong heard you requested to fight and was worried about your safety, so she threatened me with her life. I had no choice but to agree!"

Bang!

Gao Yang's heart is shocked, churning.

In his mind, the day he watched Prince Rong fall into the trap flashes by—Lu Yorong in a long dress, her stunning first appearance.

Lu Yorong actually begged Lu Zhen to join the army for him, just to protect his safety...

Gao Yang looks up and sees Wang Xiao has arrived at the Xiongnu camp, horse hooves kicking up clouds of dust...