After Chu Junlan had dinner, he had also inquired about the news that he wanted to inquire, so he went back to his room to rest for a while.

When it was late at night, she changed into a pure black night clothes, covered her face with a black scarf, quietly turned over from the back window on the second floor of the inn, and headed straight for the Huaijing City and the Yamen Prison.

Chu Junlan didn't know what Zi Yan, Zi Yuan, Huo Yeqing and others were now in the process, so she really didn't want to see any accidents in them. Although she also knew that it was impossible for her to save people at the moment, it would be better to be sure that they were safe now.

Because when he was wandering around during the day, he roughly knew the location. Chu Junlan was only in the dark and observed the walking rules of the officers who were patrolling back and forth clearly, so he climbed over the wall from the back wall of the prison.

The courtyard wall of the yamen is much higher than that of ordinary courtyard walls. Fortunately, Chu Junlan came prepared and was not restricted by his actions with the help of ropes.

The yamen in Huaijing was different from the prison of the Ministry of Justice in Beijing, and there were fewer personnel inspecting than those in Beijing. Chu Junlan hid his body under the dark part intertwined light and shadow, and sneaked to the prison gate very smoothly.

The iron prison door was mottled and rusted. Chu Junlan did not dare to open the door rashly, for fear of making a sound, so he could only wait quietly for people to enter and exit.

But after a moment, the iron gate was pushed open with a "creak" sound, and two officers walked out with lanterns. One stood on the threshold and yawned. The other said, "Hey, who are the people here? Where can we brothers look at some people like thieves? If we say this, aren't we laughed at us?"

"Stop talking nonsense. Since it is taken care of by the Huai'an Prince's Mansion, do you still want to disobey? No matter how much you do, it's still a errand. What does it do? It's a lot of money."

While chatting, the two of them carried lanterns toward the ward.

Chu Junlan took advantage of the time they went down the steps and walked into the half-closed door.

The light in the prison was very dim, with only the candlelight on the lampstands on both sides of the walls. The end of the corridor was completely hidden in the darkness, as if a monster opened its bloody mouth and wanted to swallow people into its stomach.

Chu Junlan listened to the low sobs and speeches in prison and headed towards the source of the sound.

But in a moment, I saw a prison filled with people in the darkness.

Someone cried in a low voice: "It's so hard to live. I thought it was a good thing to go to the royal palace to work, but I only went in after leaving the relationship. Who would have thought that I hadn't received much monthly money yet, and I was out of prison in the blink of an eye."

Another female voice cried and agreed: "Yes, yes, you can't count on anything now, and you've gotten rested. It would be great if you can save your life!"

"If you want me to tell me, it's all the blame for the princess!" someone muttered in a low voice.

Even if someone agreed, "That is, when the princess did not come, our mansion would be fine. If the princess had not shown off, he had offended the Huai'an Prince's Mansion and brought the hot potato of the second prince of Huai'an to the mansion to treat the disease, how could such a tragic incident of raiding the house?"

This was said to many people, and many people echoed and accused Chu Junlan.

Even a girl scolded in a hoarse voice, "How can you say that? They are all from the royal palace, and everyone is prosperous and loses. It is obvious that someone is planning to our mansion. How can the princess blame the princess for everything?"

"The Princess treats everyone well on weekdays. Why don't you say thank you when you see me when I have any benefits? Now I don't care about the Princess' affairs, so you blame others. I am really capable!"

"Oh, who doesn't know that Zi Yuan and Zi Yan are the heroes in the Prince's House?" A slightly older female voice said, "You are the prince's confidants, so you will naturally get many benefits, so you were put into prison. If there are more benefits, you will be exhausted and you will never have any life. Then, see how you will be loyal!"

"You!" Zi Yan stood up angrily because of anger.

Zi Yuan hurriedly pulled the person: "Okay, save some effort."

Zi Yan sobbed and sat down in anger: "Zi Yuan, the princess doesn't know what's going on. I'm really worried..."

In the darkness, the air was filled with the smell of mold and decay, and occasionally insects and rats ran past in front of them. In such a desperate atmosphere, the crying sounds seemed to be a contagious virus, which soon attracted a lot of crying.

Chu Junlan distinguished the direction from his voice, and turned to the right and walked towards the direction where Zi Yuan and Zi Yan had just heard the voices of talking.

Huo Yeqing and other guards, who were originally locked up on a railing, immediately opened their eyes suddenly and looked in the direction of Chu Junlan.

Chu Junlan also saw them, and did not retreat. He approached Zi Yuan and Zi Yan first, and whispered: "How are you doing?"

Although the light in the prison was dim, the sound seemed clearer in this environment. Zi Yuan, who was still crying with his head, immediately heard the movement. Xunsheng seemed to see the man in black squatting outside the cell.

"Shi... why are you here?" Zi Yuan almost shouted in surprise, but immediately lowered her voice. She looked back at the prison door that was holding other servants of the royal palace, hurriedly approaching Chu Junlan and whispered: "You go out quickly, this is not what you should come here!"

Chu Junlan smiled and reached out to touch Ziyuan's cheek: "I'm worried that something happened to you, so I thought about coming and going to see it."

As he said that, he took out a few small medicine bags from his arms and stuffed them to Zi Yuan: "These treasures, those who are blind, were not searched. If you carry them with you, if there is a bump or injury, this can help you."

Zi Yuan nodded quickly, put the things in pleasure, and said anxiously: "You go quickly. Although the patrolers here are not diligent, there is no rule. I don't know when people will come back. Don't stay for a long time. If..." He looked at Chu Junlan's abdomen with concern, "Anyway, go quickly."

"Yes, you go quickly." Zi Yan didn't care about crying. Her little face was against two thick woods, but the width was absolutely impossible to squeeze her head over, so she could only try to say with a side face, "We are all okay, and no one comes to interrogate us today."

Chu Junlan nodded and went around the place where Huo Yeqing and other guards were detained. With a trembling wrist, he slid an unsheathed dagger against the ground and slid to Huo Yeqing's hand.

Huo Yeqing's eyes glowed, and he held the dagger and put it away. With his hands tied by the chain, he made a "slam" sound.

"You all have to endure it first. The prince already knows what's going on here and will find a way to save all of us." Chu Junlan smiled.

When Huo Yeqing heard this, he immediately smiled happily and nodded heavily and said, "With the prince here, we will definitely be safe and sound."

Chu Junlan smiled and gave Huo Yeqing and others a portion of the foreign medicine wrapped in a small paper bag: "Don't worry."

At this moment, the sound of their speech finally alarmed the servants imprisoned on the other side.

"Why do I listen? It's the voice of the princess?" an old woman asked loudly.

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