Khabarov looked at the sacred horse and was so excited that he almost cried. He felt that he should not die, and maybe he would be lucky.

In fact, whether this guy will die depends on how much information he knows about the Cossacks.

If Emperor Zhao cannot ask for more information, he will definitely be taken to the execution ground in anger!

Arriving outside the East Chang'an Gate, Khabarov was ordered to dismount and was searched when entering the imperial city.

Then, he felt like he was entering a maze.

The palace walls are majestic and the passages are wide, but they are winding and winding, as if they will never end. On the way, they met many guards, as well as a few palace maids and female officials. This guy did not dare to be arrogant at all, and even felt ashamed when facing female officials.

This is because he was born a peasant and had a natural respect for the powerful.

It was as if after he became rich, he clearly had private armed forces. But when the lord took over his property, Khabarov did not dare to resist at all, and he did not dare to take revenge after he was released from prison.

Finally, his sight widened and he saw many towering palaces.

They were taken to a large hall, where several guards were changed, and a female officer led them in.

He walked up the steps and passed through the palace gate. The hall was empty and tall. The architectural space alone gave him a sense of oppression, making him feel humble and insignificant.

At the very back of the hall is a man wearing yellow clothes.

That must be the Khitan emperor.

Only halfway through the palace, Khabarov was stopped by the guards. He looked at the emperor in front of him. The emperor's throne was on the steps. He had to slightly raise his neck to observe. The overall environment here, including space, distance and light, attracted the emperor.

It is set off like a god looking down on all living beings.

Subconsciously, his knees became weak. Khabarov knelt down on the spot, prostrated himself on the ground and said: "Great and invincible Emperor of Khitan, Khabarov sends his regards to you. May you live to be a hundred years old."

"Kneel down and speak." The emperor spoke. He was far away and his voice was not loud, but it could be heard clearly.

Between Khabarov and the emperor, there was an interpreter standing: "Your Majesty asks you to kneel down and speak."

This time he finally understood, and Khabarov knelt down quickly. He did not dare to raise his head to look at the emperor, thinking that it would be blasphemy to look at him any longer, but he looked straight at the translator.

The emperor asked: "Who is the Tsar of Russia? What is his name? How old is he?"

Khabarov was stunned: "I don't know."
Chapter completed!