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Emperor Yongye also furrowed his brows, seeing Imperial Consort Dugu’s pitiable appearance and her face that resembled Lady Dugu’s. His heart softened involuntarily.

He sighed.

"Are you sure about this? Are you certain that there are parasites inside the body of those around Imperial Consort Dugu?"

Emperor Yongye slightly frowned.

He observed that those people were loyal and protective, not appearing as if they were controlled.

Moreover, the departure of Dugu Wu grieved Emperor Yongye deeply; he truly did not wish to see anyone else leave his side, especially if that person was Imperial Consort Dugu.

Emperor Yongye actually knew that Imperial Consort Dugu and Lady Dugu were not the sa person, yet he always found himself unable to control his emotions.

"If Your Majesty does not believe, you can bring a few corpses for to examine, then we’ll know."

Feng Bailing also knew that today was the only chance to let Emperor Yongye uncover the truth; if missed, the situation could beco uncontrollable.

A hint of panic flashed in the eyes of Imperial Consort Dugu.

She even dared not lift her head to look at Emperor Yongye.

She whimpered.

"Your Majesty, do not listen to her nonsense. Those people are my loyal subordinates who died protecting Your Majesty. After their death, should their bodies be subjected to such indignity?"

"Bailing, you must investigate this matter thoroughly, do not speak without evidence."

Empress Dowager and Noble Consort Guo were also shocked, as they often consud the sa food as Imperial Consort Dugu; if there was sothing abnormal with her body, they should have noticed it long ago.

But since Feng Bailing was not soone who would casually slander others, both Empress Dowager and Noble Consort Guo showed a worried expression.

"True or false, a test will reveal all. Just now when I entered the palace, I also heard about it. It’s true that these people have made rits in rescuing the carriage, but doesn’t Your Majesty find it strange? Those palace maids and eunuchs were originally weak, how could they possibly compete with the Imperial Army?"

Feng Bailing and Imperial Consort Dugu stood their own grounds, giving Emperor Yongye such a headache that he showed a tired expression.

"Summon the Coroner."

After a mont of contemplation, Emperor Yongye made a decision.

Imperial Consort Dugu felt even more hatred towards Feng Bailing, but at this point, she had no other option.

The Coroner arrived with the Second Prince, who was sweating profusely. Seeing Emperor Yongye safe and sound, the Second Prince finally breathed a sigh of relief.

But seeing the situation inside the Imperial Palace, the Second Prince was utterly confused.

Dugu Wu has disappeared?

Looking at the critically injured Ninth Prince, the Second Prince was even more speechless; what in the world had happened?

"Little Brother, how did you even function as the Capital Governor?"

Emperor Yongye scolded the Second Prince.

"Let the Coroner examine the bodies of those several servants and eunuchs in Imperial Consort Dugu’s palace, to see if there’s anything unusual."

Emperor Yongye did not let Feng Bailing proceed but instructed the Coroner to examine the corpses.

About half an hour later, the Coroner ca back to report.

"Your Majesty, there’s nothing unusual about those bodies; they all sustained severe injuries and were killed with one strike."

The Coroner cautiously reported.

No parasites were found in any of the bodies.

Even Feng Bailing was sowhat surprised by such a result.

However, Imperial Consort Dugu took a deep breath in relief, suppressing the joy in her heart and imdiately burst into loud cries.

"Your Majesty, I implore you to deliver justice for your servant. My subordinates died so miserably, killed by Dugu Wu’s n, and now they are accused by Feng Bailing. If Your Majesty does not grant justice today, your servant would rather join them in death."

Saying so, Imperial Consort Dugu sobbed and ran towards the lake in the imperial garden.

"Quickly stop the Imperial Consort."

The Empress Dowager also felt a headache.

"Feng Bailing, you defad the Imperial Consort, do you realize your cri?"

Emperor Yongye darkened his expression.

"Your Majesty..."

Feng Bailing still wanted to explain; she wanted to see those corpses herself.

"There’s no need for further words. You have always been wilful, and I thought that becoming a wife would temper your nature sowhat. It appears you are as reckless as ever,"

chastised Emperor Yongye.

"So bold as to fra even Imperial Consort Dugu, clearly not holding in regard. If I do not punish you severely, I will not be able to command respect. I strip you of your title of Commandery Princess..."

Before Emperor Yongye could finish, Feng Bailing bowed to him.

"This subject is guilty and voluntarily relinquishes her position as Commandery Princess. I’m willing to be exiled thousands of miles away to serve as a warning to others."

Feng Bailing was also holding back anger; such a trivial title as Commandery Princess, whoever wants it, take it.

Emperor Yongye was also infuriated, puffing his beard and glaring.

How did Feng Bailing end up with the sa bad temper as Dugu Wu?

"Ah, Cousin Feng, don’t be rash, why the exile, just accept a fine."

The Second Prince was so anxious he scratched his head.

"Bailing, quickly apologize to His Majesty."

"And apologize to Imperial Consort Dugu."

The Empress Dowager and Noble Consort Guo also urged from the side.

"Why should I apologize or make ands when I’ve done no wrong? So things can be hidden temporarily but not forever. In ti, everyone will know who the good and bad people are."

Feng Bailing had already separated from Dugu Wu, and her mother and brother had left Great Chu; staying in Chu City had lost all aning for her.

Now, all she wanted was to leave Chu City and live a carefree life with Feng Xiaoli.

"Your Majesty, look at her arrogance."

Imperial Consort Dugu was so angry she could cry and stamp her feet.

However, Feng Bailing gave her a look.

"Imperial Consort, don’t be smug, you are just another’s pawn. Nalan Yan’er’s fate will be your own."

With that, Feng Bailing turned and strode away from the Imperial Palace without looking back.

She didn’t look back at the palace; for her, all of it was now a thing of the past.

Returning to Prince Shun’s Mansion, Feng Bailing sent everyone from the dical Cabin out.

She didn’t offer much in the way of explanations, only instructing Chun Liu to pack up their belongings.

Hearing that Dugu Wu had not died, both Xiao Li and Dugu Xiaojin were delighted.

However, when Dugu Xiaojin also learned that his Queen Mother was leaving Chu City.

His little face was filled with loss; the inevitable mont had finally arrived.

Feng Bailing went to bid farewell to Princess Mingxia and Princess Consort Shun.

Finding out Feng Bailing really separated from Dugu Wu, Princess Consort Shun was montarily at a loss for words.

Princess Mingxia’s eyes turned red.

"Mingxia, once I leave Chu City, you’ll be the person in charge of Phoenix Chamber of Comrce here in Chu City. You must be more vigilant. I have prepared a lot of food from Xinqi Village and so water in the mansion; be cautious with your daily food and drink. I will arrange for more water and supplies to be sent after a while."

The absence of insects on those corpses at the palace made Feng Bailing feel sothing strange was definitely going on.

Originally thinking after Hua Wushang’s death, Imperial Consort Dugu would lack assistance, it seems she had underestimated the complexity.

With a stern face, Princess Consort Shun said unhappily.

"If you’re leaving, leave quickly. Don’t drag down our Prince Shun’s Mansion."

"Granny, Xiaoji is leaving," Feng Xiaoji waved his chubby hand to Princess Consort Shun, his voice sweet and childish.

Princess Consort Shun’s eyes reddened, and as Feng Bailing picked up Feng Xiaoli and walked away, Feng Xiaoli sneakily turned back only to see Princess Consort Shun secretly wiping the corner of her eye.

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