Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 817: Tempest, Fumeng Lingcha's Oath of Fealty!

Chapter 817: Tempest, Fumeng Lingcha's Oath of Fealty!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Your Majesty, several days ago, when the city guards were on patrol, they found a suspicious Hu furtively moving about. After interrogation, the Hu admitted that he was a person of the Qixi Protectorate, a trusted subordinate of Protector-General Fumeng Lingcha," Imperial Censor Deng said, his face grim.

Buzz!

Imperial Censor Deng's words immediately had the whole hall buzzing with chatter. As of late, the court's most vicious and savage quarrels had occurred over the Xueyang Palace Incident.

With the old censor broaching this topic, the gathered officials could already smell what was going on.

"What does the old censor intend, only speaking about this matter now?"

"No wonder this old censor who normally doesn't attend the court sessions came of his own volition today. But why did he specifically mention Fumeng Lingcha?"

"No one visits a temple without cause. Has the old censor discovered something?"

The gathered officials had all sorts of speculations and theories. The Xueyang Palace Incident had already begun to fade into the background, so no one understood why this imperial censor had brought it back up again.

At this moment, King Qi in his dragon robe suddenly spoke. "Venerable Censor, Fumeng Lingcha and the other Hu Great Generals are all valued subjects of the Great Tang who have performed great services. You must think carefully before you speak. After all, we cannot let those Great Generals who have done so much for the court be disappointed in our conduct, no?"

When an imperial censor was directly submitting a memorial to the Sage Emperor, only an Imperial Prince like King Qi had enough status to butt in. Of all the Imperial Princes of the court, King Qi was the one with the best relationship with the Hu Great Generals. As for why their relationship was good, the reason was simple.

King Song had successfully courted almost all the Han generals, so King Qi had no other choice than to court the H

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