The Third Prince naturally had no idea that someone had already witnessed everything he had done.
At that moment, Wenren Sheng was watching the Third Prince.
In his view, the Third Prince could be said to possess a supernatural ability.
This guy had a cheat, but it was the weak sort.
Wenren Sheng observed him carefully for a while longer.
He discovered that the Third Prince's cheat was still highly limited.
First, if the Third Prince painted something, the thing in the painting might come true.
But it had to conform to a certain logic.
For example, he could not write that a 68-year-old man inexplicably went and killed a nine-year-old child.
There needed to be some logic behind it. For instance, the nine-year-old child had pushed the old man's grandson into a well...
Only then could it succeed.
Moreover, the Third Prince himself had to know about the matter.
He could not rely on endless brute-force attempts, blindly guessing and hoping one of them hit.
For example, painting a group of people taking turns assassinating the First Prince.
Furthermore, the paintings did not come true with a one-hundred-percent certainty. The more realistic the painting and the stronger its logical connections, the greater the chance of it becoming reality.
There was also a cooldown period.
Wenren Sheng noticed that after the Third Prince finished a painting, his face turned pale, his heartbeat accelerated, his entire body grew weak, and even his pulse became faint.
That was probably why no one else suspected him.
He looked exactly like a sickly invalid.
Because of these limitations, the cases caused by the Third Prince were actually easy to solve.
Though they occurred rather frequently, they could not truly frighten professionals.
What Ordinary People feared most were cases without logic, terror that made no