Chapter 236 - Target (1) (1/2)
Chapter 236 – Target (1)
Tiossip even faster
Be it because the youngFamily was famous in the academy, or for the sheer incredulity of the incident, the matters of Class B’s Archery Class spread like wildfire
The news had reached Qi Jin’s ears within moments of her arrival at the academy At first, she was taken aback, however, she knew better than anyone the kind of tales tongues could weave She had as soon questioned a few people including one of the two chief characters Lu Yaoyao, in order to get the real story
So now, inside the headrievance between sobs and cried injustice, ht, Imperial Physician Qi was neither touched nor ation’ had served as proof that Teacher Tu and Huang fuxiang were spinning lies
In her harried and aggrieved state, Huang fuxiang had cleverly omitted the part where she was the one who had first shot the arrow from the back and started it all Instead, she had painted Lu Yaoyao as the villain in vivid colors and with such flair that if Qi Jin hadn’t investigated the prior to arriving here, she would have certainly sided with her just like the headirl was unabashedly concealing her own faults and righteously hailing the other as the evildoer, Ie and such a sche another’s future without remorse, inside the academy and not the inner palace, was truly despicable
Qi Jin didn’t hesitate to make her disappointirl and asked in a stern voice, “Huang fuxiang, was Lu Yaoyao the first one to shoot an arrow?”
The headmaster creased his brows and looked at Qi Jin Had it been anyone else saying so, he would have given them a piece of his mind already This woh he had already ee her right now
“Imperial Physician Qi, the truth is very clear You can even ask Teacher Tu He was there” Saying so, he gestured towards the man himself
Qi Jin looked at the other coldly “Teacher Tu, I heard that Huang fuxiang was the first to launch an arrow at Lu Yaoyao’s back, saying she couldn’t control the bow and arrow Is this not true?”
Teacher Tu lightly coughed “I didn’t see Huang fuxiang shoot an arrow…”