Chapter 145
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Boom!
The door was slammed open. Large amounts of smoke and dust were stirred up.
"Shh!" "Shh!"
A series of horse neighs pierced through the clouds.
The smoke and dust dispersed. A large group of soldiers from the Embroidered Uniform Army entered on horseback.
Yan Chuan rode at the front, slowly approaching. His eyes shone brightly as he surveyed the group of people. The group of soldiers followed closely behind. All of them were brimming with vitality and battle intent.
"Who are you? Don't you know where this place is? "The Crown Prince of Chu shouted.
"Yan Emperor, what do you mean? Who are they? Don't tell me you want to go back on your word? "The Crown Prince of Han said coldly.
Yan Emperor frowned and looked at this group of people.
The group of Yan State experts all looked on in confusion. They seemed to have guessed something, but they were not sure.
Only Liu Gang of the State of Zheng narrowed his eyes.
"Hahaha, isn't this the Yan State's Emperor Equal to the Emperor? You're finally willing to come out? "Liu Gang said coldly.
"Emperor Equal to the Emperor?"
"Yan Tao's son?"
"Yan Chuan?"
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The group of crown princes all revealed surprised expressions. They all carefully sized up Yan Chuan, who was sitting on the tall horse.
Emperor Equal to Emperor? Some of the mighty ones from the Yan State showed a glimmer of hope. But soon, this glimmer of hope disappeared. After all, the Emperor was only a seventeen-year-old boy. This group of Embroidered Uniform Army, is it the Lord Protector Battalion?
What was the point of coming here now?
Yan Emperor frowned and looked at Yan Chuan. He didn't know why Yan Chuan was here.
Yan Chuan's gaze swept across the area. He paid some attention to the Three-colored Divine Bull and glanced at Liu Gang's Third Senior Brother, who was calmly drinking. After taking a look at the heads of the five nations, his gaze finally landed on Yan Emperor.
"Yan Qiuyu, why didn't you inform me about the Five Nation Summit?" Yan Chuan asked calmly.
"Huh?" The four princes were slightly stunned.
Calling Yan Emperor by his name?
It wasn't just the people from the four nations. Even the experts from the Yan State were frowning at this moment. However, their anger disappeared in the blink of an eye. This was because in the Yan State, Yan Chuan was indeed qualified to address the Yan Emperor as Yan Qiuyu.
His status was equal to that of the Yan Emperor. Naturally, he would address the Yan Emperor by his name.
Three hundred years ago, Yan Tao abdicated his position to Ancestor Yan Di. If it weren't for the fact that Yan Chuan had the status of 'Emperor Equal to One', he should still be Emperor Yan Emperor's senior. However, because of his status as Yan Emperor's equal, Yan Emperor could absolutely accept Yan Chuan calling him by his name.
"I thought I could solve it!" Yan Emperor smiled bitterly.
"It doesn't matter. What's the result now?" Yan Chuan didn't want to dwell on this matter anymore.
"Result? Hahaha, your Yan State lost eighty cities to our four nations! You're late! "The Chu Prince laughed.
"No, it's useless even if I'm early!" The Korean Prince said disdainfully.
Yan Chuan smiled faintly. "Late? Who said I'm late? As long as none of you leave, it's not late! "
"Oh? You still want to bet? "The Korean Prince's eyes lit up.
"Yes, if you want to bet, you can continue. As long as you can represent the Yan State! "The Chu Prince said excitedly.
The princes went to the Yan State today, and they also contributed to their respective nations. The more cities they obtained, the greater their contributions when they returned.
Yan Chuan ignored the princes and looked at Liu Gang.
"Consecrator Liu, we meet again!" Yan Chuan smiled.
"Yes, we meet again!" Liu Gang also said coldly.
"Last time in the array, Zheng lost forty-two cities to me. Did you give it back?" Yan Chuan asked with a smile.
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