Wanyan Sheng listened to the report of the Jin envoy, furrowing his eyebrows deeply.
"Understood, you may leave," he said.
After dismissing the Jin envoy, he turned to Wanyan Xian beside him, "Han Fuyue has agreed not to take Taiyuan, but he demands the two emperors.
"What do you think... he means by that?"
Wanyan Sheng was similarly baffled, not knowing what General Han Fuyue was really thinking.
The Jin people's attitude towards these two emperors was also constantly changing.
Initially, when the Jingping Incident occurred, abducting the two emperors along with all the royals and high officials was primarily to strike at the heart of the Qi Dynasty, rendering it unable to organize a powerful central government or court. With this, the Jin people's subsequent slow annexation of Qi would become much easier.
However, Prince Nine's escape to the south to ascend the throne thwarted the Jin's plan.
