But the aftermath is much more than just this little bit.

Needless to say, there are people like Dragon Palace, Fairy Island, or Old Man Baihun who are planning to dig up the dragon veins.

The most anxious person now is the eldest prince.

Because he had received a secret letter from the Huo family,

The letter instructed the chief steward to go to the demon tribe and communicate with them.

He wanted to murder the Huo family, but now he has been executed.

So the Huo family wrote a letter to ask the eldest prince, who was now the regent, if he knew anything.

There are not many words, but they contain a lot of content.

The Grand Steward is colluding with the demon clan, something the Crown Prince cannot even imagine.

But things had already happened, and his spies had received similar news.

So who does the general manager represent with this action?

The Dagan court? Or the Dagan emperor? Or the eldest prince who is now the regent?

This answer may be easy to answer, but it is also difficult to answer.

The chief steward colluded with the demon clan and will inevitably be liquidated. Anyone behind him, no matter who he is, will have to pay the price.

Then it is impossible that he represents the Dagan court.

This is a discredit to the Dagan court. Even if it is the Dagan court, there will be scapegoats.

Would the Great Emperor be the scapegoat? Is this possible? No.

In the end, the crime of colluding with the demon clan could only be attributed to himself.

Because he seems to be the easiest to bully and the easiest to deal with, perhaps this is the best choice for Da Gan.

But could the eldest prince accept such an outcome? Of course not.

If he were charged with the crime of colluding with the demon clan, he would not be able to save his life, let alone his own.

Then there will be no possibility of succession to the throne. The eldest prince has been planning for so long, isn’t it all in vain?

The Great Emperor must have wanted to get rid of himself and thus cover up the truth.

After all, other people may not know, but the eldest prince knows.

I didn't let the chief steward collude with the demon clan.

Well, except for the chief steward colluding with the demon clan himself, the probability of this happening is basically zero.

Then it could only have been done by his father who was in seclusion.

If the eldest prince does not take action, he will become a tragic victim.

As for such a life-threatening situation, the killing of father and son does not seem to be a big deal.

Thinking of this, the eldest prince had to prepare for the worst.

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