Chapter 105 (One Hundred and Five) Responsibility
“What do you think?” Zhaolin asked the other two testers.
"Return to His Majesty the Crown Prince, that is indeed the case."
"Go back to His Majesty the Crown Prince, and the result will be the same."
Two other testers came to the same conclusion.
Zhaolin felt a little relieved after hearing this conclusion. This conclusion coincided with the process described by Yin Ruchen. A small area of the surface of the dart that fell on the floor of King Jingyin's palace was stained with another kind of poison, which happened to correspond to what Yin Ruchen said when he used the Liufeng Dart to hit the dart flying towards King Jingyin on the wall. situation of contact. Now that the test results were out, Zhaolin had people wrap up the flying needles and the darts that Feng Jinlei had hit, and kept them under his own personal care.
After hearing the test results, Lu Juefeng showed a hint of displeasure in his eyes, but in front of His Royal Highness, he could not say anything.
At this time, Yin Ruchen suddenly remembered something important and whispered to Zhaolin: "Your Majesty's palace is not safe at the moment. The reason why someone can score darts in the dark needs to be found out as soon as possible."
After hearing this, Zhaolin felt that it was indeed necessary to find out the cause earlier, otherwise there would be endless trouble. So he ordered those who did not need to participate in the investigation to leave first, and others who needed to cooperate with his investigation went with him to King Jingyin's palace.
Lu Juefeng told Zhao Lin that the queen asked him and his men to stay here to protect Yin Ruchen. Zhao Lin understood that his mother's intention must be to let Lu Juefeng monitor Yin Ruchen, but he thought that since there were no new changes in the current situation, there was no According to his and Liu Qimei's orders, even if Lu Juefeng wanted to harm Yin Ruchen, he couldn't do anything in broad daylight. Besides, he couldn't just interfere with what his mother had already ordered. But he was still a little worried, so while he allowed Lu Juefeng and his men to stay around Yin Ruchen's residence, he personally sent some additional guards to stay there. On the one hand, they could protect Yin Ruchen, and on the other hand, they could pay attention to Lu Juefeng. and the movements of his men.
Zhaolin came to King Jingyin's palace and first ordered the investigators to conduct a thorough inspection of the palace. He divided these people into several groups, and each group inspected different places. After assigning the task, he reported the results of the hidden weapon toxicity test to his mother who was guarding the bedside. After hearing this, Liu Qimei seemed to feel that someone wanted to frame Yin Ruchen to prevent King Jingyin from waking up, so she whispered this This idea was told to Zhaolin. Zhaolin found that his mother's attitude towards this incident was different from before. He could understand that his mother was worried about his father's safety on the one hand, and worried about a bigger disturbance in the entire palace on the other. So he told his mother that he would Find a way to investigate this matter thoroughly and reassure her. Seeing Zhao Lin become so courageous and daring, Liu Qimei felt relieved and moved in her heart and said, "Zhaolin, you have grown up."
Although Zhaolin used to give people the impression that he was a bit idle and easily irritable when things happened, but in fact he was not without potential. This time King Jingyin was poisoned, and there was no Yan Moying around to make suggestions and protect him. As the prince, There are many things that can only be done if he personally stands up and takes responsibility. His potential was forced by the situation to burst out all of a sudden. Although the decisions and arrangements he made are not worth mentioning to ordinary people, they left a shadow on his heart when he was a child, and they left a shadow on his heart when he grew up. This outburst is surprising enough for someone who feels unable to take on the important role. (End of chapter)