As soon as the words of the old fellow fell, soldiers outside the grand hall suddenly carried something in.
Everyone curiously turned their gaze that way, only to see a stretcher covered by a long white cloth.
It was clear they reacted immediately and knew what was underneath the white cloth.
Yet, at this moment, they felt even more puzzled—what does this mean?
Why did the Right Chancellor say such words in the hall, and why did he have this thing carried in?
One must know, this is the Imperial Council Hall.
Without the Emperor's permission, bringing this thing in casually is a grave taboo; if it angers the Emperor, the Right Chancellor might be dragged out and beheaded.
After all, the current Emperor's temper is known to all; he is someone who doesn't recognize kin when angry.
Of course, this does not include Prince Ning.
If one is a trusted aide of Prince Ning, even if furious, the Emperor could not touch them.
