Vol 1 Chapter 26 (2/2)
Fan Jian was the Count of Southernland’s name He was Fan Xian’s father
Fei Jie’s brow furrowed, the faded brown of his eyes shi+mmered, “Impossible They should have already assuo”
“You mistook me I too believe that they could not know that Fan Xian was the Mistress’s son”
The Director grinned “The Emperor has always requested for the nobility, the officials and us tothe year you were sent to Danzhou, although it was very covert, it was still possible for the other party to have found out It must have been curious to everyone, whether it was the Empress or the Prime Minister, about the relations our Bureau have with the Count of Southernland The power that has been hiding in the shadows and lending a hand to the Second Mistress must have wanted to test ours and Master Fan’s reactions to this incident It is because of this that we should not have too big of a reaction Understood?”
Fei Jie suddenly had a suspicion about the assassination attempt in Danzhou Perhaps it had happened because the Director had intentionally leaked some information
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The Olda corner of the black cloth, he looked out theand saidthe incident with the box Even if Five-Bamboo had spoken the truth, it would be best if it did not fall into the hands of the enemy in the North”
“It is a pity we do not kno big the box was or how it looked like” Fei Jie caaze out the
“After I’m in hell, try your best to arrive faster and acco it
Fei Jie knew that the Director’s true age was not as old as reflected in his face He sood person I’m destined for Heaven”
A silhouette drifted like the wind from the corner of the chamber of secrets (Hahahaha, it still cracks ht that is too intense fro on the Old man’s skin This person hter that killed the Staff Wielding Master with a single strike of the sword back in the Capital o
Fei Jie pointed at the faded black silhouette and said, “I suspect he would be the one to accompany you to play chess”
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It was a beautiful sunny day outside theand, far away, the polished tiles on the halls of the palace were shi+ning brilliantly
Passers-by on the road in front of the EBI’s door would often consciously h they were afraid of being infected by the dark atmosphere
There was a tablet cut from some stone material at the door of the EBI What was carved and painted in gold were these words: “I wish the people of Qin nation to beco the tortures of others, to never back down fro see, to not be afraid to correct it; to not flatter and……”
Inscribed beloere tords: Qin Mei (The author wrote “three words” instead of “two” I saw fit to change it Also, the words Qin Mei~MCM)
No one kneho Qin Mei was, though all the residents of the Capital knew that, the stone tablet has already been erected since the tiold and bright, as though it was coolden roof of the palace far away…… as though covering for the darkness within both of these buildings