"Your Majesty, do you want to tell me something?"

The emperor looked up at me, and there was a flash of light in his chaotic eyes. I saw that he seemed to have used all his strength to support himself and put him in my ears. I hurriedly followed him.

"Jade... Jade Seal..."

Jade Seal! As soon as I heard these two words, my heart suddenly jumped and hurriedly held my breath and leaned closer, but the emperor didn't say it any further. I felt his breathing getting lighter and lighter, and the strength in my body seemed to have been used up after saying those two words, and slowly lay down.

"Emperor! What's wrong with you, Your Majesty?!"

I called softly, but saw his face gray and his expression became more and more tired. Finally, I slowly closed my eyes. After a while, a deep breath came and he fell asleep again.

I looked at the emperor who was sleeping and felt something was wrong.

A normal person, no matter how tired or seriously ill, will not fall asleep halfway through his words. This is an extremely unusual phenomenon. Could it be that he does not want to sleep by himself, but is forced to fall asleep? Otherwise, he had just said the word "Jade Seal" in my ear, and there should be something else to say.

I suddenly heard Yang Yunhui said that the prescriptions the emperor used were all in the hands of Queen Yin and would not be touched by anyone. Could it be that the emperor's current appearance is related to the medicine he took? Otherwise, I really can't explain why he fell asleep suddenly under this situation.

No wonder every time he slept for a long time before talking to me, and seemed to be gathering strength, he was resisting the medicinal properties in his body.

However, what surprised me the most was the jade seal!

The poem he just said, and then the jade seal, could it be said that the sentence "After the frost in the sky" is related to the jade seal? The jade seal that Empress Yin and the others never found was really hidden by the emperor.

But, where is it hidden?

Once the sky is frost, does this poem refer to someone or where?

But I could recite this poem when I was very young. Once the sky was frost, glory could not last long. This is a famous line left by poets of the previous dynasty, but it is rarely seen in the collection of poems because it is too decadent. Except for some well-preserved collections of ancient poems, it is basically not allowed to recite this poem in the palace.

Why did the emperor tell me, did he want to hand over the jade seal to Pei Yuanhao?

I suddenly woke up, it must be like this. I am the maid next to Pei Yuanhao, and even the emperor once saw me in his bed, so he thought that if I knew where the jade seal was, would I tell Pei Yuanhao?

But, should I tell him?

I stood by the bed a little bit blankly, looking at the pale face that was almost bloodless. This was the first person in the Celestial Empire and the lord of all people, but now I am lying sick here half-dead. This is the royal family, without emotion, no human relations, and no matter what I do, it is power-centered.

If that man ascended the throne and became the master of the world - what would I do?

Looking back on what he said to me before, I suddenly felt cold and dared not think about it anymore.

That night, I really didn't close my eyes anymore. I just watched the candlelight behind the pearl curtain fluttering clearly until dawn. The meager dawn shone out outside the window, and Eunuch Yu came with people on the snow again.
Chapter completed!