The Emperor shared the investigation's findings with the elderly duke. The elderly duke's sentiments echoed those of the Empress Dowager, but his manner of expression was more tactful, given his status as a minister. He acknowledged that he couldn't compare to the Empress Dowager in influence.
The elderly duke earnestly reminded the Emperor, "Your Majesty, do you still recall that before your ascension to the throne, you ordered the death of the General Manor's grandson? I played a significant role in that matter."
