A fresh face, nameless and surnameless, left no clues; it was clear he was a death soldier nurtured from childhood by some major power.
How many times had it been someone from Daqian, and how many from Dali, or perhaps assassins not aligned with either Daqian or Dali?
To be more specific, were they people from the Crown Prince Faction, other princes, or perhaps the Second Prince himself playing a role?
Song Chengyue himself could no longer clearly say.
And in the Capital City of Daqian, as long as the Crown Prince left the city, eight out of ten times he would encounter assassination attempts.
All these years, no significant affairs had been managed; efforts were completely exhausted here.
Had Emperor Qian not been well-informed and unable to find the culprits, and had not troubled Song Chengyue, Song would have been executed long ago.
The internal contradictions within Daqian, especially among the various princes, had accumulated to a breaking point.
