After hearing those words, The Second Prince seemed to be amused as well, but there was a trace of bitterness in his smile, nothing like how he had been at the start.
"Why are you laughing, The Second Prince? I was clearly asking about your relationship with this tree, yet you're mocking me. That really isn't right." No matter what, Uchiha Hiko felt that something like this should not have happened to her.
"You still don't understand, Uchiha Hiko. The waters run far too deep. I hope it's better if you don't learn about it." The Second Prince repeatedly refused to drag Uchiha Hiko into this. It seemed there was something rather strange about him.
At this point, The Eldest Prince had long since ascended the throne they wanted. Uchiha Hiko only needed to assist him properly; there was no need for anyone else to interfere or use other means to achieve any particular result.
"Just tell me. It's fine. No matter what it is, I can accept it." Uchiha Hiko considered the worst possible outcome. It was nothing more than what she had imagined, so she could still accept it.
At that moment, The Second Prince beside her coughed. He felt that this was probably the best way, and it would also clear his throat.
"Then I'll tell you officially, Uchiha Hiko. I hope you'll prick up your ears and listen carefully from now on." He remained as he was, closing his eyes and hoping Uchiha Hiko could slowly lead him forward.
"Go ahead. I won't make things difficult for you, The Second Prince. As long as you tell us everything, I think The Eldest Prince will certainly take it into consideration." At the very least, that was what Uchiha Hiko thought at the moment, regardless of what others