"What can you show that you are finally acquitted of that accusation, Prince? Weren't you the one who intended to poison Prince Seng?"
Prince Dwei seemed to be dreaming with what he was hearing right now. His arrival to the Seng Empire seemed to be a form of trapping for him, where he would be judged before he even gave any clarity.
Ying Hua glanced at him, but she didn't say anything, still standing with a veil on her face.
"As you can see that I have drunk the tea, Your Majesty," said Prince Dwei, unable to make Emperor Seng believe it at all.
A human who is already delusional will look for any alibi to blame the opponent. That's what he's doing now.
Prince Seng already knew it. Sadness was visible on his face. A very deep and serious sadness. And even though he didn't ask Ying Hua to listen to him, his brain waves were so strong, that Ying Hua heard them even though she didn't try to steal them.
