Doomsday Code

Chapter 506 Rebellion

Moss XIII's eyes fixed.

"In that case, you can't blame me."

Then the domineering aura of Moss XIII dissipated, and a deathly aura emanated from his body. Seeing this, the kneeling Kui quickly came to his side and supported him.

Moss XIII took a few deep breaths, and then said weakly to Aoi:

"Go ahead, I've prepared everything. Don't worry about me, just focus on clearing the barrier."

Kui Yi helped Moss XIII to sit steadily, then took three steps back, knelt down and kowtowed three times.

After Aoi disappeared, Moss XIII panted and called out to the guards.

Immediately, the guards standing outside rushed in.

Then he saw Moss XIII who was unconscious on the throne and the memorial written by Huidun scattered on the ground.

Soon the news that Moss XIII had fainted from anger spread from the palace, and those who had originally prepared gifts and flattery now put their minds at ease.

They knew that things were getting serious, and Moss XIII obviously could not step forward to act as the referee. Without the referee's judgment, victory or loss would naturally be a life-and-death battle between the players.

This world is a magical world with high-end combat power, so without a referee, these cheerleading ministers who wave flags and cheer for the referee will naturally have to leave.

What follows is a head-to-head competition of strength between the contestants.

In the Grand Prince's Mansion, Jin Mu did not show any surprise after hearing the news. On the contrary, there was an excited and bloodthirsty look on his face.

"The old man is not afraid that you won't take the bait."

Afterwards, several letters were undisguisedly sent from the Grand Prince's Palace to the military camp guarding the royal capital.

But at the same time, the Earl of Huidun's Mansion seemed unusually quiet.

The door of the Earl's Mansion was closed tightly, and even Princess Phipsa did not open the door to welcome her.

At this time, in the Earl's Mansion, Huidun was looking at the positions of the various camps in the royal capital on the sand table in front of him, while Xiaodun behind him was a little anxious.

"His Highness has already begun to act. If we don't act now, even with my father's prestige, the military camp will not be able to turn against us if they obey his orders."

However, Huidun looked at the sand table and shook his head:

"It's not important. We're not looking for a civil war. This is just a political issue."

Huidun had a very clear understanding of this action. He and Jinmu were actually repeating the Xuanwu Gate Incident that Chen Cheng had told him about.

So what is important is not how many troops are controlled in the city, because the real supreme command of the army is still in the hands of Moss XIII, unless he dies.

Otherwise it is a political issue.

"Equip all the artillery we brought with us and just defend the Earl's Palace."

Huidun gave orders to Xiaodun.

Then he went out to a side courtyard in the mansion, where Feipusa was anxiously waiting for him to appear.

"Come with me to the palace to see your father. Only your father can save the situation now."

Although Feipusha has rich experience in political struggles, this time her son's life and death is at stake, and her mind is a little confused.

Huidun pulled Feipusha to sit down and told her his analysis.

After Feipusha calmed down, she looked at Huidun and said:

"Then what can you do? He's clearly going to use the army to wipe you out. If you're gone, then everything will be in vain."

"Wait, mother. Now we just have to wait."

After Huidun finished speaking, he asked someone to guard this side courtyard, and then he got up and left.

At this time, in the garrison camps at the gates of the royal capital, the garrison commanders were looking at the letter written by Jin Mu. The promise written on it was extremely important.

At the same time, some middle and lower-level officers in the military camp had long been corrupted by the church and the treasurer, and they kept persuading their own commander.

With this merit of following the dragon in front of him, it would be a lie to say that the commander was not tempted, but he also knew that getting involved in this matter would not end well.

Just as some generals were hesitating, the general at the north gate had already started to act.

The well-equipped North City garrison marched into the city in a mighty force, and in an instant the entire streets of the royal capital were empty.

Everyone knew that Moss XIII fell into a coma without giving any orders, so the North City army must have entered the city under the orders of a certain prince to force the emperor to abdicate.

At this time, the residents of the royal capital, especially those in the northern part of the city, were all feeling uneasy, because such actions were often accompanied by bloodshed.

The North City Army quickly occupied a street of nobles in the city, and the main forces were deployed around the Earl of Huidun's Palace.

At this time, people in the Earl's Mansion were also in panic. In the end, it was Princess Phipsa who came out to calm the servants.

There was a bang on the door, and before the person knocking on the door could curse, the door of the Earl's Mansion was already opened.

Then the North City troops outside saw huge cannon muzzles pointing at them.

It was no secret that Huidun possessed a mysterious weapon. Now that he had seen the real thing, he knew that this was it. The arrogant captain outside was so frightened that cold sweat broke out on his forehead.

At this time, the guy who had been knocking on the door mustered up the courage to shout:

"Your Highness, why is this happening?"

"It's nothing, just the weapons guarding the mansion. If any thief dares to enter the mansion, we will bombard him with cannons and destroy him to ashes."

Huidun made an explosion gesture as he spoke.

Then Huidun said with a cold expression:

"What are you all doing? Taking control of the residences of important officials in the imperial court? Are you planning a rebellion?"

Huidun shouted loudly, and the captain who was talking to him was frightened into silence.

Then he glanced at the army outside, and those people also glanced away.

When the general guarding the North City saw this, he knew that something was wrong and his morale dropped before he even took action.

However, before he could raise his voice to boost morale, Huidun shouted loudly:

"Where is the garrison general of the North City? Tell him to come over here to this Earl."

With this rebuke, the morale of the army outside dropped again, and the garrison general behind also replied with a grim expression:

"Your Highness, please stop showing off your eloquence. You fabricated rumors about Your Highness for the throne, wantonly accusing him and causing His Majesty to faint. Your Highness should submit to the law."

However, Huidun cursed without any fear:

"What a bastard! I was already showing you some leniency by not pursuing your negligence earlier. Now you dare to slander me without any reason, and even deceive the soldiers into rebellion without the king's orders. I think you deserve to be cut into pieces."

Huidun's words to deceive the soldiers were very good. The soldiers, who were originally demoralized and nervous, had their expressions changed after hearing these words.

They were originally encouraged by their own generals to enter the city on the basis of following the emperor's example.

It would be better if they were to face a great battle after entering the city. At least that would allow them to bury their hearts in the blood and not think about whether there was a way out of the rebellion.

Now they have surrounded the mansion, but they have never really fought with anyone from beginning to end. As time goes by, they are naturally more shaken.

Then Huidun's scolding and the commander's verbal weakness completely shook his heart, which was just a momentary impulse.

Then Huidun used the general's words to deceive the soldiers, giving them a good excuse to escape punishment. At this time, with just one word, they could turn against him.