"What are you doing here?"
Seeing the spy standing outside the cell, Li Qi's brows drew tightly together.
A smile appeared on the spy's disguised face:
"What? You don't welcome me? Then I'll leave."
"Suit yourself."
Li Qi replied indifferently.
The spy's smile froze, and he was rendered speechless:
"Although I was only saying it casually, you really aren't worried about me leaving. Or do you think your teachers will come save you?"
Li Qi did not answer. He merely looked at him.
The spy grew serious and said:
"Fine. Your teachers are indeed trying to save you. That includes the young lady from the Mills family. She's also trying to save you. But I can guarantee that they have no way to get you out."
"Why?"
"It's simple. Someone doesn't want to see you live."
The spy answered calmly.
A glint flashed in Li Qi's eyes. He pushed up his glasses and asked:
"Is it the Grand Prince, or the Magic Academy?"
"Both. The Grand Prince doesn't want the Second Princess to gain another capable subordinate, and the Magic Academy doesn't want another God of Law appearing above their heads. I don't know how high your talent is, but it has clearly already made them aware of the danger. They won't allow a genius like you to appear."
The spy revealed what he had discovered through his investigation.
The power struggles in Inglis were far more severe than those in Uno. Especially now, with the old King's health deteriorating by the day, the conflict between the Grand Prince and the Second Princess had grown increasingly intense.
Although the Second Princess always said that the Grand Prince cared about familial affection, what did familial affection amount to before the throne?
If the Second Princess posed no threat to the Grand