He also gave Rong Shizi and his companions the right to negotiate flexibly when they went to the battlefield and got involved.

Because it would eventually involve the elixir in Fang Ruotang's possession, he believed that with those four people around, Fang Ruotang wouldn't have to pay a heavy price.

“Okay, don’t be reluctant to part with the elixir! Little Mirror said that the merger of the three kingdoms might open the passage sooner. He can now vaguely sense that the situation of the Heavenly Dao is becoming more and more stable and developing in a good direction. Once the passage opens, the elixir in my hand will not be of much value.”

"good!"

The Crown Prince patted Fang Ruotang's head tenderly.

He knew that the more people who survived, the more beneficial it would be for Fang Ruotang.

Therefore, he doesn't want to resolve the issue without war.

After all, tens of thousands of people would die in a major battle.

Wouldn't it be better if these people survived, became Fang Ruotang's followers, helped her repair her soul, and contributed their faith?

"Is there still a letter from Ye Wuxia?"

Of the six people connected to her, only the Crown Prince standing before her and Ye Wuxia's letter remained unseen.

"He's already on his way back."

"You know, he's been away from Beijing for quite a while this time. Is it because things are difficult to resolve?"

Fang Ruotang felt a little ashamed.

She completely forgot to ask the little mirror.

[Little Mirror, is Ye Wuxia in trouble?]

[Pretty much! His sister's situation is quite tragic. His brother-in-law, fearing retaliation, sought help from the clan. In the end, the clan chief decided to draw lots to determine who would assassinate Ye Wuxia.]

Fang Ruotang: ...

[I have a feeling you're talking nonsense. How could his brother-in-law deceive the entire clan? Are they all that stupid? Or does his brother-in-law have some extraordinary abilities that would make hundreds of people in the clan risk their lives to protect him?]