??Chapter 950: Chapter 950: Clearly a Duck in Distress
Chapter 950: Chapter 950: Clearly a Duck in Distress
This Sui Zilin really didn’t even want to talk to him. To be honest, it was only now that he felt regret. Why had he made the effort to co here for Prince Lin? It was truly a wrongful ordeal.
“Your Highness Prince Mo and the lady have gone to figure out the solution, and you can’t help much. Better save so energy,” soone said.
“Who, who said I can’t be of help? I am quite capable!” Sui Zilin retorted imdiately upon hearing Commander Mo’s words, clearly displeased.
So what, Sui Zimo is so capable, and he’s not? If it weren’t for the fact that all his subordinates had been worn down on White Blind Mountain, would he be looked down upon by these people and have to act according to their wishes?
“Tsk.”
The Luoyun Kingdom’s Sixth Prince looked at him disdainfully and couldn’t help but snort with laughter.
“You should look at yourself now. Still capable? If you’re capable, why not do sothing on your own instead of relying on others, huh?”
Previously, he had only heard from rumors that the Wei State’s Prince Mo wasn’t so great, but after getting to know him, he realized that this man indeed had real talent. On the other hand, Prince Lin was truly not up to great responsibilities.
And yet, the Wei State’s emperor saw his precious legitimate son as more important than anyone else, shalessly boasting of his virtues and righteousness.
He thought that if this fellow ever beca the emperor of the Wei State, then the Wei State’s kingdom would be dood.
“You—you think you’re sothing… mmph!”
Sui Zilin had never been insulted like this before. How could he tolerate it? He imdiately beca furious and wanted to argue with the Luoyun Kingdom’s Sixth Prince.
But before he could utter harsh words, Commander Mo quickly reached over to cover his mouth.
“Your Highness, please refrain from speaking. Currently, we are all in the sa boat, and if this boat capsizes, we’ll all die here. It’s better to avoid trouble if we can, alright?”
He had learned his lesson; even the haughty people now knew to persuade Sui Zilin.
Hearing this, Sui Zilin angrily shook off Commander Mo’s hand, took a deep breath, and sat down to the side.
Just wait. Once he left this damned place, he would make sure all those who had bullied him paid dearly. What’s so great about being a prince? He was still his father the emperor’s most beloved prince!
“I won’t stoop to your level!”
“Hmph, I don’t even want to talk to you,” the Sixth Prince said, flinging his sleeve and glaring at him.
“Six, stop being ridiculous,” the Eldest Prince said as he saw the Sixth Prince’s behavior and reprimanded him.
“He is still a prince of the Wei State, if we can avoid offending him, we should. You should hold your tongue.”
“I’m just annoyed by him, acting like he’s so great when he’s clearly down on his luck, thinking he’s above everyone. Just look at how he was ordering Prince Mo around just now.
“Prince Mo is easy-going enough to ignore him, but what if it were soone else? Would he have such an easy ti? He is still clueless now, thinking everyone should give way to him.”
His words were said right in front of Sui Zilin’s face, not bothering to lower his voice or care who heard; he did it on purpose.
“Enough, say no more,” the Third Prince said helplessly, glancing at his brother and then at Sui Zilin, who had turned ashen-faced upon hearing the Sixth Prince’s words.
To be honest, this Prince Lin of the Wei State, he really didn’t think much of him. Previously, his own father the emperor had considered an alliance with the Wei State, intending to marry his sister to Prince Lin. Now, thinking back, it was a relief the affair didn’t proceed. Otherwise, wouldn’t his sister have suffered in the Wei State?
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