Of course, there is another possibility regarding Xie Yuan's situation—he might be faking illness!
After all, Helian Jue himself had a criminal record.
Because Xie Yuan concealed his origins, he developed a slight distrust of Xie Yuan.
It's unlikely, but what if it happens?
What if A-Yuan also wants to test him, so he pretends to be sick?
Helian Jue's mind was in turmoil, and his eyes were bloodshot.
He kept asking Duoshou questions as he continued to push his way inside.
Duoshou quickly replied, "Several masters have examined her, and the Empress's condition is indeed somewhat abnormal."
At this point, Duoshou paused again.
He looked up and saw Helian Jue's almost frenzied state. Without further hesitation, he quickly said:
"Your Majesty, Your Majesty seems to be under a curse; there are signs that your soul is leaving your body!"
curse?
Is someone practicing witchcraft in the palace?
Of course, it's also possible that the monks and Taoists couldn't find any problems and had to lie to save their lives.
Helian Jue was not very rational, but his brain was still functioning.
He can always think of many possibilities.
Furthermore, "witchcraft" is a good excuse.
This time, the Empress Dowager also got involved. Although she was wrong, she was still an elder.
Even if the Empress were truly poisoned, out of filial piety, no one could really do anything to her.
Helian Jue, however, was unwilling to accept this. Anyone who dared to lay a hand on Xie Yuan had to die.
Grand Empress Dowager?
Hmph, just a wicked old hag.
Aside from their nominal grandfather-grandson relationship, Helian Jue had almost no affection for this old woman.
Helian Jue really wanted to find a legitimate reason to make her pay the price for her mistakes!
Witchcraft?
Okay, that's it!
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