141. The Southern Garrison Prince
"Guards, take this man out and behead him!"
Everyone was taken aback. Yuan Pei glanced at Feng Zhiyao, and Feng Zhiyao turned his head to look at Xu Qingze, who was sitting to one side reading a book. Perhaps Feng Zhiyao's gaze was too intense; Xu Qingze, who usually didn't speak much, put down his book, raised his head, and said to Ye Li, "Little sister, envoys are not killed when two armies are engaged."
Ye Li responded with a light smile, "Thank you for the reminder, Second Brother. So, Mr. Mo, will you leave by yourself, or shall this consort have someone throw you out?"
Mo Fei glanced at everyone and sneered coldly, "So this is how the Princess Consort Ding of East Chu treats her guests?"
Ye Li replied indifferently, "If you are a guest, this consort will naturally treat you with the courtesy due to an honored guest. But if you are a thief, then there is no need for pleasantries, is there?"
