34 HIS FIRST REINCARNATION PART II (2/2)

”Minister Yun, you?!” The Prime Minister said.

Minister Yun cleared his throat and said, ”Admit it, Prime Minister Ji, you don't want a young and inexperienced King! The First Prince is a better choice for us!” As he said these another minister stepped forward then another until there are 10 of them showed their face and their support for the First Prince.

”Look at these faces, Brother,” the First Price said, ”These are the people that you should be aware of.” The Crown Prince knitted his brows. There's something in the First Prince's words that suddenly soothed him. Then he smiled.

”Is this a right time to smile, Your Highness?” A minister asked with a sarcastic tone.

The First Prince drew out his sword and pointed it towards the Crown Prince.

”Audacious! This is treason!” The Prime Minister shouted.

Then the First Prince turned around and stepped closer to the ministers that supported him.

”Your Highness,” Minister Yun bowed to him, ”We will serve you well.”

With an expressionless face, the First Prince swung his sword to Minister Yun and it cut through his body. His blood splattered on the floor.

All the ministers gasped.

Minister Yun was shocked and spoke through his bloody mouth ”Your...Highness... you...” Then he dropped to the floor, dead.

”What's the meaning of this, Prince Lee?!” A minister grabbed the First Prince by his collar. ”We are your alliances!”

”Don't lump me with the likes of you,” the FirstPrince snorted then he pushed his sword into the minister's left chest.

He nodded at the soldiers and then they swung their swords towards the remaining treasonous minsters. One by one dropped to the floor and then the soldiers dragged their bodies outside.

The First Prince then said, ”This should serve as a reminder for what will happen if you betrayed this nation.” He turned around and looked at the Crown Prince, he dropped to one knee and his head bowed down to the throne.

The First Prince's voice echoed through the hall as he pronounced his loyalty to the Crown Prince, ”Long live the King.”