The individual dispatched ahead by the Public House was a shrewd middle-aged man flanked by two young guards, all evidently skilled in martial arts.
Displaying a confidential document, the middle-aged envoy asserted that he had been authorized by the emperor to assist Su Bin with the case. However, before Su Bin could thoroughly inspect the document, the middle-aged man swiftly withdrew it. A discerning glance from Su Bin immediately exposed the forgery. There was no room for speculation; these three were sent by the Public House to eradicate any incriminating evidence.
Despite recognizing their true purpose, Su Bin feigned ignorance of their identities and warmly welcomed them.
"Governor Li, please follow me."
Su Bin took the initiative to present the confessions to Governor Li. After perusing them, Governor Li seemed perplexed.
"Have you interrogated all the captured bandits?" he inquired.