Zhou Shuren scrutinized General Huang with a discerning eye. Despite not having any direct interactions, he was well aware of the military power held in the capital.
General Huang received no response and felt a wave of unease. There were few in the capital who could speak for the Zheng family; the man before him held significant weight. While he might not meet the Emperor, this man certainly could.
Marquis Zhou never mingled with military generals. He wasn't foolish and understood that his position required circumspection, demonstrating his rationality and intelligence.
Zhou Shuren retracted his gaze and said, "Zheng Hong has not been imprisoned. The Emperor only restricted his movements, but did not prevent the servants of the Count Residence from going out."
