On the contrary, looking at the concubine sitting on the other side of the emperor at this time, she was graceful and noble. Although it does not have the noble dress of the queen, it is also a blessing and makes people unable to take their eyes off.

The queen sat on the side closer to the female guests, and the concubine sat on the side closer to the male guests.

In addition, the tables of these three people were facing the door, so as soon as they sat down, Osmanthus felt several completely different eyes from the top.

When he looked up, he saw that the emperor, empress, and concubine were all looking at him.

Although the emperor said that he had a stern face, it was not difficult to find that he had a faint smile in his eyes when he saw him.

The queen seemed to have a little smile in her eyes when she looked at her, but what Osmanthus felt the most was a very warm one brought by this woman, as if it was Mo's eyes looking at herself.

Somehow, Osmanthus had the illusion of seeing her mother.

As for the concubine, if the eyes can kill, Osmanthus feels that she has been killed many times by this woman's eyes, although this woman still has a smile on her face, very bright, very enchanting, and very heartwarming smile.

The eyes of the three men looked at them almost at the same time, but they were all only fleeting.

Osmanthus secretly stuck out her tongue in her heart, and quickly lowered her head, no longer looking at the top three, nor looking at whether others had noticed her own existence.

Since the dinner was prepared for the envoys, it would naturally not be delayed for a long time.

After the emperor had spoken some of the words, he had an envoy from a foreign country invited.

With the emperor's order, the messenger eunuch outside the door suddenly shouted: "Xuan, Thomas, the messenger of the Western Regions!" Xuan, the envoy of the East is a small mountain and a mouth! Xuan, the messenger of southern Xinjiang is full of flowers! Xuan, the envoy of Beihu Abzan! ”

Osmanthus always thought that the messenger who came was only from the Western Regions, but when she heard it at this time, she heard the messenger from four places.

Although it is not clear what the relationship between these envoys and the Mingluo Dynasty is, based on the historical knowledge she has, and the names of these people, Osmanthus can basically determine the difference between these people and the foreigners of the era before her.

Soon, four men in different costumes stood in the center of the main hall.

The four of them were standing side by side, close to the male guest, a slender man with some dark skin, or brown to be exact.

I saw him being the first to come out, bowing to the emperor with his fists clenched, and saying in broken Chinese: "Hua Yurong, the envoy of Xia Nanjiang, has seen the emperor of the Mingluo Dynasty!" ”

The second one in the queue was a very short man close to the female guest, even if he didn't speak, but from his voice of the wanderer's service, Osmanthus already knew that he should be from the small mountain of Dongfan.

This person is indeed Xiaoshan Cunkou, but to Osmanthus Hua's surprise, this man actually spoke fluent Chinese.

At this time, four more men who were similar to the four men walked in and stood behind each of them. Judging from the accessories, the outfits of the later four people are relatively simple, and they must be the translations of the legend.

The third person to open his mouth was the man next to Xiao Shan Cunkou, tall and mighty, with a very strong body at first glance, a beard on his face, and his skin was the kind of reddish black that had been exposed to the sun for a long time.

This person speaks Chinese very well, has a loud voice, and looks very confident.

This person is Abzan, the envoy of Beihu.

And the last one to speak, and the most special-looking of these four people, was Thomas, the envoy of the Western Regions.

White skin and blue eyes, blonde hair looks very eye-catching, and the height is about the same as Abzan next to him, but he looks weaker than Abzan.