Chapter 98 Double Ninth Festival Celebration

The ninth day of September is the Double Ninth Festival. This year in Chongyang, there will be inspections of soldiers and horses. For the convenience of inspections, a general platform is built, eight feet high and more than ten feet in radius, with fragrant flowers, lamps and candles, banners and treasure covers on it. King Chao Tian was wearing a rotten silver armor, covered with a scarlet floral robe, and his face was radiant; Brother Song was wearing a golden chain mail, with a belt of jasper and seven treasures hanging around his waist, and his black face was shining with oil; Looks like a scholar.

Sishi, the auspicious time has come. Wu Junshi swung the goose feather fan, and immediately the gongs, drums, and firecrackers blared. Chao Tianwang was reserved, stepping on the drums, and walked slowly from the left side, while Brother Song was smiling, stepping on the gongs, and climbing up the steps from the right. Originally it was arranged that all the leaders would go to the left, but Brother Song would rather die than walk behind Chao Daleng, so Army Division Wu had to divide the leaders into two groups and take the stage from both sides at the same time. Chao Tianwang waved to his brothers as he walked, and Brother Song clapped his hands as he walked.

Recently, there have been rumors of infighting between the two leaders of Chao and Song, which has made people panic. Military division Wu arranged a scene where the two leaders shook hands and said a few words when they came to the stage, so as to stabilize the morale of the army! The two cooperated very well, like old friends reunited after a long absence, with enthusiastic smiles on their faces, they stretched out their hands all the way, and walked towards each other quickly, holding their four hands tightly together. Chao Gai said in a low voice: You will die if you walk two steps behind me!

Brother Song said: I'll fuck you. The two smiled, turned around, and faced the tens of thousands of brothers in the audience, holding hands above their heads. Long live the brothers!