Lure the Enemy into the Trap

It was a very small secret chamber, only large enough for two people, yet it held quite a few things.

There were some rare treasures, many letters exchanged back and forth, and several account books.

Pan Yun flipped through them and quickly found what she wanted.

Xiao Hong glanced at the opening of a letter and exclaimed, "It's addressed to Prince Lu's Heir."

Pan Yun's gaze darkened. "A letter kept in Prince Lu's study—is it really addressed to Prince Lu's Heir?"

Xiao Hong said, "Huh? Could Prince Lu be using his son's name to do bad things outside?"

"Not necessarily using his name," Pan Yun said, taking several important letters and two account books. "But judging from these letters and ledgers, Prince Lu is far too clean. This clean, he is either supremely loyal or supremely treacherous."

Thinking too much made Xiao Hong's head hurt. "Who cares whether he's loyal or treacherous? His eldest son is finished anyway. Let Wu Zhihong investigate the rest."

Pan Yun smiled and took every treasure from the secret chamber. "Wu Zhihong can't handle a case this big, but he has indeed turned disaster into good fortune. His position as County Magistrate should be secure now."

There were many treasures in the room, and all of them looked exceedingly valuable.

Of course they were valuable. Could anything Prince Lu's residence kept in a secret chamber be cheap?

Pan Yun took them all.

After coming out, she made a round of the study and collected every valuable item in sight as well.

She even took Xiao Hong back to Prince Lu's Heir's small study and removed all the banknotes from the box.

Xiao Hong looked utterly confused. "The denominations on these banknotes are so large. Won't they be discovered the moment we use them?"

Pan Yun