"Huh? Have you and my younger brother had issues before?"
Seeming to sense Ying Wuqing's sharp gaze, Prince Tai asked in surprise.
"I wouldn't say we've had issues, just some minor conflicts. But I didn't expect the Fourth Prince to hold such a grudge."
Ling Chen furrowed his brows slightly. He hadn't expected Xiao Muyu to be right—this Fourth Prince really was a petty individual, enough to harbor resentment over their encounter in Wucheng.
"Then you should be careful," Prince Tai advised, seemingly out of genuine concern. "Our Fourth Prince holds grudges like no other among the princes. He may try to trip you up during this hunt."
"Thank you for the warning."
Ling Chen found the situation somewhat vexing, but he had no choice. If Ying Wuqing insisted on provoking him, he would have to fight back and teach him a lesson.
"The competition appears to be strong this time."
