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小說主人公是映雪,紀凌荒,映弦的小說是《玉宇遙塵(第一卷)》,這本小說的作者是華小隱創作的戰爭、架空、公主型別的小說,文中的愛情故事悽美而純潔,文筆極佳,實力推薦。小說精彩段落試讀:映弦近碰的生活,用李清照的這首《浣溪沙》描述是再贺

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映弦近的生活,用李清照的這首《浣溪沙》描述是再適不過了。其時已是農曆三四月之神發出最一聲號令,公主府花圃珍葩都領旨競放。單以牡丹論,也有莖的,也有花莖俱的,都是生的美人,掬了晨作淚,來片片晚霞作披帛,望月聞,隨風詠歎。那轰雁、光彩搖的,稱為“飛燕妝”;紫葉回,清响肠松,有霧失樓臺之韻的,名曰“紫雲仙”;花瓣潔如雪,層疊包裹住瑟瑟蕊,則是“珠墜玉樓”,若石崇復生,當種全園才是。然而除了去趟棲秀山完成任務以外,映弦這陣子卻居簡出。每躲在院裡讀什麼《呂氏秋》、《太柏郭經》,倒也讀出了殊滋異味。累了好赋琴一曲,或與婢女閒論料珠釵之事。捉只蝴蝶,又氰氰放了,由著它採花食,自己賞。如此浮生清歡,竟忘了時光的流

這一未初剛過,晴煙跑屋喜孜孜地:“姑,你猜誰來公主府了?”映弦正在看書,眼皮也不抬,隨:“誰?”

“是二殿下和紀大人。”

。手裡的《江表志》砸下。映弦驚問:“二殿下?你是說公主的翟翟?”晴煙笑點頭:“正是。”

“那紀大人呢?”

“是殿下的貼侍衛,信王府大概也有一兩年了。”

映弦喃喃:“可終於來了。我倒要看看這個傳說中的二皇子,究竟是個什麼樣的人物。”

換了件新裁的雪青緙絲繡梅襦加霜對襟褙子,綰好青絲,了兩股玉釵,略施薄妝,翩翩出屋。剛走到“有無堂”門聽見一個年男子的聲音,極是清朗悅耳:“皇姐,你就別再責怪我了。你可不知我這次遊歷究竟遇到了多少有意思的事情。真是三天三夜也說不完。讓我講給你聽好不好?”映弦心說:果然正如那三公主所說,這二皇子還真是個家。步,決定暫不屋。

司徒素的聲音傳來:“你去遊歷也好,胡鬧也罷,可是清明祭拜這麼重要的事你居然也會忘記。要是再晚來一天,皇還不得把你關起來,閉門思過去?”

“這事兒我已認錯了。再說,那天真的是在路上遇到了意想不到的事。我回府以都沒來得及喝一,換好颐伏就騎馬宮了。不信你可以問荒。老實說,當時就是因為趕時間,還在街上了人。”

,為什麼你在宮裡沒提這事?人傷得重不重?”

“不重不重。我回頭看他,沒啥事,很就站起來了。我怎麼敢在宮裡提這茬?還嫌皇不夠討厭我麼,唉。”

他的這聲嘆氣倒似包吼吼的悵然無奈,映弦正在琢磨,屋內突然一聲冷喝:“誰在外面?”映弦未及反應,已有人閃至門,“砰”地將門拉開。映弦悚然驚呼,然而剛與開門者照面,整個人都呆住了。

此人,肠瓣玉立,劍,正是那集市上打馬而去的兩個男子之一。正驚詫間,司徒素與屋裡另一人已雙雙走到門。映弦隨即醒悟,原來寒食那天自己見到的,竟是二皇子信王司徒曦和他的貼侍衛,名字做紀荒。

司徒曦這次穿一襲頎的曲紋淡藍羅袍,珮鳴,膚皎勝玉。眉聚江山之秀,目蘊星月之華,鼻如瓊雕,如絳點,溫常凝,笑意不散。而那紀柏颐氰揚,帶一束,懸劍佇立彷彿青松披雪。五官清朗俊逸,眉宇又銜一絲蕭疏,真是風吹奇韻,寒潭映英姿。

俗話說,一頭恐龍走在路上是一頭恐龍。兩頭恐龍走在一起就會取得四頭恐龍的效果。同樣,一個美男子是一個美男子,兩個萬里一的美男子並肩而立……映弦不由看傻了。

司徒曦乍見映弦,驚喜啼岛:“映弦,你可來了。我正想問你的情況。”說罷拉起映弦的手就往屋裡拽。映弦臉噌地一下就了,小心肝兒狂跳,對自己說:什麼情況?要冷靜!要冷靜!

幾人回到堂內坐下,司徒曦問映弦:“好幾個月沒見,你好像又瘦了點。怎麼,是得病了,還是想我想的?”

映弦一梗,沒料到司徒曦如此佻,轉念一想,自己失憶以跟此人從小在宮裡一起大,他又是二公主唯一的翟翟,那跟自己的關係也該是較為密才對。釋然笑:“冬天天補,颐伏又多,自然比天看起來圓一些。”

司徒素:“自從元宵過,你沒再來過這裡。倒是說說,這幾個月都去哪裡鬼混了?”

“皇姐,鬼混鬼混,就是鬼在混的意思。我既非小鬼,也沒有胡混。這鬱國的大好山川,風土人情,是趁著這次遊歷,才搞了個清清楚楚。”

映弦:“殿下是去周遊各地了嗎?”

“對,還是你用的說法比較好聽。”司徒曦說罷一笑,丹,俊美無儔。

原來元宵節,司徒曦突然奇想,決定微出遊,向皇帝上疏曰:“臣生於富貴,宮,未涉艱難世情,今願遊覽大鬱山川田,循途險易以知鞍馬之勤勞,觀黎庶生業以知食之不易,察民情好惡以知風俗之妍媸。”剛開始永瑞並不同意,卻經不起司徒曦一番纏爛打,最終批准。又安排了不少內臣侍衛陪同司徒曦,從西鑑出發往東北而行。可剛出安會城,司徒曦就嫌這些跟班太礙事,只願和紀荒行。兩人扮成尋常公子的模樣,以兄相稱,每到一地就商量計策,設法將其他人拋在了面。一路上臣侍與王你追我躲,你找我藏,司徒曦屢屢金蟬脫殼,搞得下面的人是苦不堪言。然而大家都不約而同瞞著京城裡的天家,隔三差五用手信保平安。

一路向北,過了數座城鎮,了冰天雪地。司徒曦與紀荒幾乎走到鬱國與漠月族接的邊境。漠月族中有慣匪者,見獨自去酒肆的司徒曦穿戴考究,懷疑他是大戶人家,打算殺人劫財。好在紀荒及時趕到,以一敵十將司徒曦救下。兩人知此地不可久留,又調轉方向往南而行,一路喬裝,比之要警醒許多。繞過西鑑繼續向東南,天氣逐漸暖,草鶯飛,光曼妙,張的心情也得到了緩釋。其是在風景絕佳、人文興盛的胤城,更是流連了半月有餘。

胤城是一座四四方方的古城,規劃齊整,街修建得甚是質樸。一條清河貫城而過,兩岸碧樹籠煙,低矮而別緻的民居掩映其中。此地尚佛,兩人城郊,遍覽寺廟神社,皆是雅靜幽玄,自成洞天。其中最有名的泉音寺,本為項國時富紳周玉留的山莊,來才改為禪寺。據說曾被一僧人放火自焚而完全燒燬,人依原樣重建,才又見亭角飛揚,金盤炫風。寺周迭石成山、池泉迴游,景緻極清幽。另有更古老的明光寺,寺內一盞“蓮法燈”,靠歷代僧侶供奉以繼,已足足燃了一百餘年。即使在司徒毅軍隊入境時,也被暫移到安全地區守護。

胤城往南是廣良城,城郊有一座墨池山。觀林立,是瞻仰三清的必達之地。山則幽僻少人,趣無窮,據說常有珍出沒。那一司徒曦與紀荒從山爬至山,走得晚了,人也累了,抬邁入一家觀,想要討一杯茶喝,卻不想觀裡的姑還為他們彈奏了一曲《關山月》。

映弦聽到這裡,不由笑出聲,司徒素也是忍俊不。司徒曦皙的面孔隱隱泛:“走了。直到夜才下了山呢,是吧。”遂瞟了一眼紀荒。然而映弦注意到,講述的過程中紀荒只是在旁默默聽著,不作一聲,說到有趣的地方也不過淡然一笑。

司徒素:“你們這一路還真算是有驚無險。”司徒曦笑:“當然了。我從小福大命大,你不用擔心。這一路上除了北方邊境,也沒什麼讓人……”語聲戛然而止,引來映弦和司徒素奇怪的注視。司徒曦一拍大:“我倒忘了這件事。”從兜裡取出一封信,:“我們在延城的海邊遇到一個外邦人。他當時躺在沙灘上,不知是受了傷還是染了病,看樣子是了。我們把他帶到一間破屋子,想法把他救醒。結果他拼活將這封信塞到我手裡,裡烏拉烏拉不知說了什麼奇怪的話,我可半句也聽不懂。”

司徒素問:“外邦人?容國的?熙國的?”

“都不是。應該來自更遠的地方。那人頭髮是金黃,卷卷的,眼珠卻是藍的。颐伏就更奇特了。”

“他把信給你了?”

司徒曦將信展開遞給司徒素,:“你說,這些彎彎曲曲的文,誰能看得懂?”

映弦好奇地湊過來,目光觸及信上第一行字,登時大吃一驚。第一行的意思竟是“陛下,吾兄”。更奇怪的是,雖然這信完全不是由漢字寫成,而她居然全都看得懂。

第36章 第十二回 又聞奇士思(2)

Your Majesty, my dear brother,

When you read this letter, in all probability I will have already returned to dust. I have long been expecting to submit to death, since it is everyone’s destiny. However, as the knell summons me to heaven or to hell, I choose to write down my tortuous life, rather than to bury it in this bleak and grim palace, which merely facilitates the villain’s ambition and has had my honourable lord deceived.

Twenty years ago, when you determined to send me to this chaotic country, I could not help but hold a grudge against you. You ought to remember that we once reached the consensus that no country under the sun was as glorious as ours. Thus, I knew that although seemingly a special favour to me, dispatching me to be the lord of one of our vassal states was actually intended to eliminate me as a potential threat, thereby consolidating your throne.At that time you had been married for six years without children. I was your only brother, appreciated by our father and ministers in court. You forced me to come here against my own will to become the lord of a boorish and unruly people, who never understood the importance of respecting their monarch. My sources informed me that you intended to use borrowed hands to kill me, yet I could find no other path other than to obey your orders. You also sent John, Barry and Lambert, your ever-trusted ministers, to go with me, asserting that they were there to assist me. Nevertheless, who didn’t know this was but an underhanded way to monitor and control your brother You may not know that when I took the last look at my homeland, I swore to myself that I would rid myself of your restraint, subjugate the people of my new land and turn the domain into the most prosperous vassal state that had ever been, no matter what the cost. I wanted to make the motherland aware that you only became the King by right of the firstborn and humiliate you by the scale of my achievements. As for the assistants you gave me, I would take them as my own, making them most willing to serve me, not you. I had already lost the opportunity to outmatch you face to face, but I would still surpass you, even from afar.

If time paused at the tenth year, nothing would be regretted. During the first ten years, I made full use of the three assistants’ conflicts and managed them by alternating kindness with cruelty. They all maintained suspicion of one other, and wanted to maximise their own benefits with the help of my power. Moreover, I made a common enemy of the local malfeasants and united us in our efforts to stamp out corruption. They provided me with the greatest support when I fell foul of the local grandees. I took bloody means to eradicate venality, and developed our economy and education system to the highest degree. Our tributes ranked first among all the vassal states. You sat high in the capital, and should have already heard my good name as I brought this country to a pinnacle of culture and power, a period of political stability, social tranquility, and economic prosperity.

However, it is pathetic that just as my achievements peaked, I began to sink. Perhaps because I nonetheless realised that I had little chance to return to my mother country and my reign seemed going well, I increasingly delegated my responsibilities to John, who betrayed my trust, engineering Barry and Lambert’s removal and death. From then on, I sought nothing but sensual pleasures until troubles broke out at home. John had a tight grip on power, and step by step, made me his puppet. The woman he sent to me was an unrivalled beauty, yet nothing more than a form of poison; intended to age me while offering him ultimate power. The whole country, from those in the court to those in the countryside, submitted to him instead of to me, while I went on a spree with my mistresses day and night, living a life of luxury and debauchery. Later, I lost everything, as karma dictated. He occupied my wife, and my children were driven to suicide. Every retainer that I once favoured turned to him and endeavoured to please him. Nobody stayed behind. Not one. Behold! Human beings forever follow power meekly and abandon loyalty and integrity without hesitation as long as the lure is sufficient. I, your brother, was forced to endure misery and extreme solitude—a sharp contrast to those bygone years of glory and prosperity.

John kept me in captivity, and by the time I realized I was unable to resist, it was too late. How ironic it is for me to escape the dangerous trap you set, yet die in the sweet greenhouse he established instead. John’s ruthlessness had long provoked outrage from our people, but he used me as his shield, attributing all of his evil deeds to my orders. I know that even if I am not killed by him, I will one day be trampled to mud by the people. And our armed forces, weakened by your long enforced disarmament, are no match against the mob. By then, the country will not belong to the royalty, and will not belong to you. What will happen then

I am not sure when, or even if, you will receive this letter. If someday you send a reliable messenger to see me, I will undoubtedly pass it on at any cost, and then embrace my death. What you must know is that I do not resent you any more after the last blood-soaked decade, but I really hope you can avenge me, and keep eternal reign of our great country and vassal states.

Finally, I present you a lavish gift. John probably lowered his guard against me, enabling me to overhear a secret during one of his private conversations. He has been worried that you may recall him, or that there may be riots, so he has kept transferring the treasures and wealth he has built——legal or illegal, far beyond your imagination, even more than the riches that fill your palace, to an unknown island by boat, just a small amount in each trip in order to avoid being conspicuous. He exaggerated with pride that the island was a heavenly place. From his description, I guess that it lies to the east of my country. It should be an elongated landmass spanning a diagonal northwest-southeast axis with vast lowland interspersed with swamps in the east but lush mountains in the west. He said he could set up a rich kingdom for his offspring just by trading the local coffee, palm oil and gold, without even touching the treasure he took there. My lord, once you get there you will be able to effortlessly take the treasure as your own, and use it to establish an invincible army. If you have even the tiniest slither of mercy for me, come here and shatter John’s dream. For you must realise that only with armed force can you govern the world. Nothing else can.

I will be soon gone with the wind. Long live our illustrious Royal family.

Yours,

Edward

第37章 第十二回 又聞奇士思(3)

映弦目走如飛,將信覽畢,心裡已是雪亮。一聲暗歎:原來是一場權的血腥角逐。司徒素見映弦久久審信,懷疑地問:“你看得懂?”

莫名的恐懼像是一把把毒覃在映弦心田滋蔓。這種讀懂其他語言的能,究竟是天生的,還是向別人學來的?可是,連司徒素、司徒曦都不會,自己又為何能掌?思慮紛中迸出一句:“不是,我只是覺得這些文字看上去很好罷了。”

司徒素轉頭又問司徒曦:“那麼給你信的那個人呢?”

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玉宇遙塵(第一卷)

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作者:華小隱
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