Thus, he continued forward and finally arrived at the enemy kingdom's royal capital. He declared in the shadows that he would burn the royal palace down during the enemy princess's coming-of-age banquet. Overnight, the entire royal capital was on high alert because of this prince, as they searched everywhere hoping to find this ghost-like prince from the enemy nation seeking revenge.
After much toil and trouble, they only found a letter he left in a secret inn, advising the enemy king to govern diligently, while the prince himself had already departed, having abandoned his assassination attempt.
This story has been adapted and discussed multiple times in the literary history of Nali. Writers and politicians endlessly debate the metaphors and viewpoints within the text.
Some say this prince was wise, as he could transcend his own hatred to pursue righteousness; others say the prince merely used righteousness as an excuse for his cowardice.
