If it weren't for the rule of not killing envoys during a confrontation between two armies, Chen Mo would have beheaded him after hearing his threat to bloodily cleanse Qingzhou.
But while the death penalty might be spared, punishment cannot be avoided.
A slap to the face is definitely in order.
The Jin Xia envoy was carried back.
Although it was just a slap to the face, the envoy's previous words had stirred great anger, so the person delivering the punishment didn't hold back.
If it wasn't for Chen Mo signaling to leave him a breath, a few slaps would have made this Jin Xia envoy explain himself right here.
The person was taken away intact, while Tie Muer looked at the returning envoy, frowning immediately and asking what had happened to him.
The envoy naturally hid the fact that he "spoke carelessly," saying that the other side deliberately beat him to give Jin Xia a show of force, then exaggeratedly relayed Chen Mo's words to Tie Muer.
