【Golden Jade Rakshasa】(2)

Chapter Two

At that time, the nomadic peoples of the Western Frontier called their finest horses "Helan."

The Helan Mountains, stretching from Sufang in the east to Qiangtu in the west, lie on the side of the Yin Mountains, at the mouth of the Qilian Mountains. Climbing the main peak of Helan, one

could see the vast, flat land of the Han Dynasty to the east, and looking west, the capitals of the Qiang, Loulan, and Cheshi desert kingdoms.

This enormous dragon, winding for thousands of miles, divided the land into east and west, like

a dividing line formed by the scars of war.

At the foot of the mountains, a large caravan of carriages and horses marched towards the Central Plains. On the desert lands they passed through, the traces of war

were still faintly visible: tattered armor, chariots, and the scattered remains of soldiers and horses, eroded by the wind and sand

, seemed to tell the story of the fierce battles that had recently taken place here.

Although the power of the various tribes in the Western Frontier was growing, they were ultimately no match for the mighty Han

Dynasty . That caravan of carriages and horses was tribute sent to the Celestial Empire by the defeated Loulan Kingdom.

However, what truly pleased the Han emperor was not jewels, pearls, or fur coats, but

the crown prince of Loulan—Yinu Shemur.

During the war, this young boy, barely out of his teens, had led a massive attack on the Han army, inflicting heavy casualties.

Enraged, the Han emperor personally led his troops to confront him. However, what impressed the emperor most,

besides his precocious intelligence and decisiveness, was his beauty, comparable to jewels.

Such a handsome young man, seemingly forged from the essence of a thousand years of desert life, should not be exposed

to the elements and bloodshed of the battlefield. From that moment on, the emperor secretly resolved to possess him.

Compared to the mighty Han army of 100,000, the Loulan army was ultimately weaker.

Prince Yinu Shemur, still young, was no match for the seasoned Han emperor. After months of stubborn resistance, the Loulan army was finally

defeated and forced to surrender.

The fate of a defeated nation is inevitably fraught with hardship. After being forced to submit to the Han Emperor, Shemur Khan

's most painful decision was to send his most outstanding son to the Han Dynasty as a hostage.

On the day of the surrender, the Emperor had promised not to destroy Loulan and to allow him to continue his reign,

but on the condition that he pay a large tribute of precious goods to the Han Dynasty annually and send the handsome Prince Yinu to the Han

Emperor's side.

On this bumpy journey eastward, in a beautifully decorated carriage, Prince Yinu gently parted the tent flap,

gazing at the vast desert beyond, his heart filled with sorrow.

He remembered his father, the Khan, kneeling before him before his departure, entrusting the happiness and safety of the Loulan people to him. "This journey may be our last, father and son," the father said sadly

as he personally saddled the carriage . "But it's all worth it, as long as the Emperor of Han is satisfied and stops making things difficult for my Loulan Kingdom . As my son, you shouldn't shed tears so easily..." After wiping away his tears, the father helped him onto the carriage and resolutely turned away. 　　He couldn't blame the father for being heartless; faced with such cruel oppression, he was powerless... 　　He recalled his first encounter with Emperor Liu Yan of Han on the battlefield, those eagle-like eyes that seemed to freeze one's mind instantly. 　　"You want to become the eagle of the desert? It's too early now." 　　With his ever-present faint smile, he had once pulled himself up from his horse, gently stroking his face, and said these words. 　　Although they were enemies, Yi Nu couldn't hate him. Closing his eyes, that cold, handsome face would flash through his mind from time to time, making Yi Nu fantasize wildly about what kind of life he would face after arriving in the Central Plains. 　　"Your Majesty, this is a luminous pearl sent by the Khan of Loulan. It is crystal clear and shines brightly in the dark; it is a rare treasure!" In the imperial study, the prime minister personally presented the tributes to the emperor one by one. His profound knowledge allowed the emperor to analyze the value and characteristics of the tributes in detail. 　　However, the emperor seemed uninterested in the table full of rare treasures before him. A single rare treasure is certainly precious , but a table full of rare treasures inevitably breeds impatience. 　　"Zhang Ling, is there another rare treasure you forgot to bring to me?" The emperor asked, his sharp eyes glancing at the prime minister. 　　"Your Majesty, I am terrified. I have brought all the items..." As he spoke, the Prime Minister seemed to suddenly remember something. "Oh, right, there is one more. Prince Inu. As Your Majesty instructed, he was placed in the Moonlit Palace. 　　He should have arrived there by now." 　　Hearing this, a slight smile finally appeared on the Emperor's lips. 　　Yes, that was the real, unique, and rare treasure. 　　"Bring him to this Imperial Study now," he ordered. 　　But the Prime Minister hesitated, bowing and asking for permission, "Your Majesty, this is a very important place in the study. As a hostage, it might not be appropriate for him to come here..." 　　He regretted his words as soon as he finished speaking, because the Emperor's face immediately darkened. " Is it good to neglect the Prince of Loulan? Bring him here immediately!" 　　"Oh, yes..." 　　The Prime Minister bowed and withdrew, personally going to greet the Prince of Loulan, causing a rare . 　　"Inu. Shemur has come to pay his respects to Your Majesty." 　　Since their parting on the battlefield, a long time had passed, and their reunion felt like a lifetime ago. 　　One was in the heavens, revered by all, while the other lay on the ground, a glossy canary, a dependent dependent. 　　Seeing Liu Yan's face again, Inu felt a complex mix of emotions. 　　"I've been waiting for you for a long time," the emperor said, approaching him, lifting his face, and gazing at him with lingering affection. "Are you satisfied with the palace I've prepared for you?" 　　"...I dare not. Your Majesty's grace is boundless; Inu is overwhelmed with gratitude and dare not be dissatisfied." Just as the emperor gazed intently at him, Inu's gaze remained fixed on the emperor's face, speaking humbly. 　　His words were respectful, but his eyes were filled with a brazen scrutiny. It had . 　　Their eyes met, their bodies pressed together, the atmosphere growing increasingly ambiguous, yet neither seemed to realize anything amiss. The prime minister, however, felt uneasy seeing this scene.

The fact that the mighty Emperor of Han was so close to a lowly hostage from the Western Regions made him somewhat uneasy. "Ahem...

" He deliberately cleared his throat, indicating that there were other people present.

The Emperor, however, appreciated his reminder and said, "Prime Minister, you must be tired after a long

day .

Why don't you go back and rest? I have many things to discuss with you tomorrow morning." With the Emperor so openly issuing an order to leave, how could the Prime Minister refuse? He bowed somewhat awkwardly to the Emperor

and turned to leave. Before leaving,

he gave Yi Nu a long, malicious look. Yi Nu didn't seem to care much about his glare, as his entire attention was focused

on . With

the inconvenient person gone, the atmosphere in the study became even more tense.

What the Emperor's thoughts were about Yi Nu, Yi Nu didn't know, but

the Emperor's gaze was intense and strangely oppressive. The Emperor, however, saw right through Yi Nu's intentions. Although

he had always disdained to try to understand others' thoughts.

Seeing him still in a daze, the emperor pulled him into his arms, and before he could react in surprise,

lifted his face and gave him a domineering kiss.

"Mmm!..."

Inu was extremely surprised! Although young, it didn't mean he was inexperienced.

He knew what the emperor's burning body and wild breath meant! However, he didn't expect the emperor to do

this !

The nimble tongue swirled in his mouth, sweetly intertwining,

giving .

After a long while, until his breathing became a little labored, the emperor released him slightly.

"Although you entered the court as a hostage, you will have to serve me from now on." As if

he wanted to meld him into his body, the emperor declared domineeringly.

"Ah..." This unexpected request left Inu at a loss.

"Whether inside or outside the palace, the only places you can stay besides the Moonflower Palace are by my

side ."

With a nonchalant air, Liu Yan declared his ownership to the Loulan youth in his arms.

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