Empress Wu, Di Gong? Luoshui was shocked

Almost at the same time, three red-feathered envoys from the headquarters of the Bingzhou Grand Military Governor's Office and the three imperial guards from the Imperial Guards Post Office, under the strict escort of fifty elite armored cavalrymen, rode out of the Kaiyuan Gate and Nanguan City in the south of Taiyuan City without stopping, and headed straight for the direction of the capital Chang'an, whipping their horses and galloping away.

The three red-feathered envoys carried a secret report written by Cheng Wuting, the chief of the Bingzhou Grand Military Governor's Office and the general of the left guard, and the three imperial guards from the Imperial Guards Post Office carried a secret report written by He Wei, the head of the Secret Intelligence Department and the Supervisor of the Imperial Guards, and signed and sealed by Pan Liang, the head of the Compilation Department of the Imperial Guards Office stationed in the Bingzhou Grand Military Governor's Office and the Supervisor of the Imperial Guards.

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That night, the army of more than 2,400 elite armored cavalrymen galloped forward, covering a distance of more than 80 miles.

At the beginning of the third watch, in Douluo Town, more than 40 miles south of Xinzhou City, they set up a simple camp, buried pots to cook and boiled hot water. After a hot meal, they entered a rest time of less than three hours.

According to this marching speed, it would take less than three days for them to reach Chakou Town, north of Daizhou City.

And here is where Pei Yuwen, the military advisor and military affairs secretary, led his 1,200 elite armored cavalrymen to turn east, enter Feihuxing, and go to Laiyuan along the line of Fanqi and Lingqiu to search for the whereabouts of Shi Jing, the internal official, and a group of internal guards, and the officers and officers of the Zuo Qianniu Guard.

The other 1,200 elite armored cavalrymen, under the command of the deputy driver Wei Siqian, headed northward, passed through the Yanmen Pass, and headed straight for Shanyin County where the Jinchuan Posthouse was located.

It is estimated that they will definitely reach the Jinchuan Posthouse in two days.

Although the weather and temperature conditions have improved and warmed up, the weather and environmental conditions in Hengshan Mountain and the deep Taihang Mountains, which are getting further and further north, are still quite complicated and bad.

It is rare to be able to maintain such a fast marching speed under such weather, environment, mountain, terrain, and road conditions.

The huge Bingzhou Grand Military Governor's Office, with tens of thousands of armored soldiers under its command, can only do this, except for the famous Shuofang Border Army, and I think it can only be the 4,000 elite armored cavalrymen under the command of the Central Army of the Bingzhou Grand Military Governor's Office!

However, even this marching speed was far from enough for Di Renjie.

Nothing else.

It was just because the temperature was getting higher and higher, and the weather was getting warmer. For Di Renjie, the military officer of the Grand Commander's Office, this was really bad news.

If we could not conduct a comprehensive, systematic, careful, and thorough investigation, inspection, search, and exploration of the crime scene at the Jinchuan Posthouse before the weather warmed up and the ice and snow melted;

If the remains and bodies of the key and important victims cannot be inspected and examined;

Once the crime scene has undergone a large-scale accident and suffered devastating damage, and once the remains and bodies of the victims have undergone irreversible and irreversible decay and deterioration, then Di Renjie's trip to Jinchuan Posthouse will completely lose all its meaning.

And if he went through hardships, slept in the open air, traveled thousands of miles, and rushed to Jinchuan Posthouse, it would really become a big joke of a visit!

In order to avoid being a big joke of his visit to Jinchuan Posthouse, and to be able to rush to Jinchuan Posthouse as soon as possible and quickly carry out on-site investigation, inspection, search, exploration, and inspection and inspection of corpses and remains, Di Renjie still asked to see the marching commander of this trip to Jinchuan Posthouse, Beijia Wei Siqian, and reported his purpose to the second superior of his Grand Commander's Office.

Beijia Wei Siqian, who is also an old friend of Bingzhou Grand Commander's Office, is familiar with the temperament and behavior of Di Renjie, the military officer of the Law Department.

He just pondered for a moment and agreed to Di Renjie, the military officer of the Law Department, to ride a fast horse and go ahead.

At the same time, he kindly reminded Di Renjie that for such important matters, he should explain his plan to the two powerful eunuchs of the Royal Guards and confirm his footing first, so as to avoid any unwarranted troubles and incidents in the future.

Di Renjie, who was eager to follow the advice, thanked and said goodbye to Wei Siqian, and went straight to the tent where He Wei, the eunuch supervisor, and Pan Liang, the head of the compilation department, were. After explaining his purpose, he was always nervous and anxious on the way. Although he was exhausted and tired to the extreme, He Wei could not fall asleep peacefully. He Wei did not even think about it, and immediately agreed to this matter decisively and neatly.

Moreover, not only that, He Wei, the eunuch supervisor, also took the initiative to propose that he, Pan Liang, and the 20 eunuchs and subordinates of the Royal Guards should also go with Di Renjie.

Although he had been running back and forth between the valleys and mountains of northern Shanxi and central Shanxi three times in just a few days, He Wei, the eunuch, was exhausted.

The two or three hours before, in the bumpy and shaking carriage, which was almost a break, was far from enough for him to calm down and return to normal.

However, the strong sense of mission responsibility, the burning flame of hatred and the rage of revenge, still prompted this powerful eunuch who had traveled thousands of miles to grit his teeth and put forward his only request.

Di Renjie, the military officer of the Law Department, was very clear about this thought and emotion, and at the same time, he understood it very well. He immediately finalized the matter with He Wei, the eunuch, and Pan Liang, and determined the time to set off.

Only on the way back to my tentOn the stage, Di Renjie, the military officer of the Law Department, could not help but mutter in his heart: This time, the fast horses and light cavalry, one step ahead, the emphasis is on the word "fast", of course, there is no way to carry with them, for people to transfer and rest carriages.

I don't know what method this sixth-rank internal official of the Royal Guards, called Wei, can use to try to maintain the high-intensity of sleeping in the open air and rushing day and night? !

If this person really can't bear it, he can only be left in the posthouses, post stations, or even the government offices of the prefectures, counties, and counties along the way, leaving him to the deputy driver Wei Siqian and others to take care of and deal with...

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It's not even five o'clock in the morning, it's about three quarters of an hour in the morning.

Di Renjie, the military officer of the Law Department, He Wei, the director of the Secret Service Department of the Imperial Guards and the Supervisor of the Internal Usage, Pan Liang, the director of the Compilation Department of the Bingzhou Procuratorate of the Imperial Guards and the Supervisor of the Internal Usage, and twenty eunuchs and subordinates who accompanied them, under the strict and orderly defense and protection of the 100 iron-clad elite cavalrymen who were specially arranged by the marching commander, Wei Siqian, armed with horse lances and swords, strong crossbows and hard bows, brave and brave, and who had survived hundreds of battles, rode out of the camp with three horses.

Then, they whipped their horses and headed straight for Daizhou in northern Shanxi, like a dark torrent, sweeping away like a hurricane!

Before the hour of Mao, the cavalry of more than 100 people and more than 300 horses had already passed through the Xinzhou prefecture and arrived at Shiwulipu in the north of Xinzhou.

Until this time, Di Renjie, a military officer of the Law Department who boasted that his horsemanship was not bad, realized that the eunuchs and subordinates of the Royal Guards were all masters of riding with great control and ease.

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