Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 309: Coercion!

Chapter 309: Coercion!

That bad premonition had become a reality.

Looking at the deed and the red ink before him, Wang Chong's complexion turned ugly.

Princess Ni Huang was indeed here for the spirit vein.

He knew that the exposure of the spirit vein would surely bring about great trouble, but he didn't think that it would come that quickly.

A princess had actually come before him for the spirit vein.

Even though Wang Chong knew that he was bound for trouble, he didn't expect the other party to be so arrogant. To expect him to hand over the spirit vein freely like that, how could there be something as good as that in the world?

If it was just for private purposes, he wouldn't mind giving the spirit vein away.

However, the spirit vein simply played too crucial a role for him in changing the future. Otherwise, he wouldn't have wasted his resources on it in the first place.

Not to mention, he wouldn't have continued holding onto it despite the danger of being embroiled in the War of the Princes, especially after receiving the letter from Big Uncle Wang Gen.

But from the looks of it, Princess Ni Huang would never leave unless she achieved her aims here. Most probably, the matter here wouldn't be resolved peacefully.

Glancing at the brilliant martial halo beneath Princess Ni Huang's feet, he asked calmly, "May I ask Your Highness a question? Given Your Highness's superior cultivation, what use do you have seeking the spirit vein?"

"Hmph! You need not bother about that. I'll just ask you one simple question: will you hand it over or not?" Princess Ni Huang's eyebrows shot up as she spoke authoritatively.

"Lad, I know that you are the grandson of Duke Jiu, but since Your Highness has already requested it from you, you better obediently hand it over," the austere old nanny who possessed unfathomable cultivation added.

"Indeed. Why bother speaking so much nonsense? Since Your Highness asks you to hand it over, all you have to do is to hand it over."

"I suggest you give in so that you can avoid some unnecessary suffering!"

The two court lad

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