Chai Kun looked at him.
The steward dared not hold back and hurriedly said, "The letter says, 'Trapped in an ambush, no return!' "
Chai Kun laughed out loud, this was just right.
Prince Cheng had left three days ago, not the two days the constable had mentioned. Although Chai Kun knew that Prince Cheng would never return from this trip, without definite news, he still had some reservations.
Even when he just denied Huangfu Jingchen, he still had one or two points of uncertainty, but now there was no worry at all.
The carrier pigeon takes two days to fly, which means that as soon as Prince Cheng led his troops away, he fell into the ambush as expected and had been trapped for at least two days.
With no help internally and the troops refusing to listen to him; facing powerful enemies externally, for the officers, the Mingyou Army would show no mercy. Since Prince Cheng couldn't command the troops, he could only lead the dozen or so people around him to charge forward.
