Ch. 6081Good Intentions Gone Bad?
Chao Yushi explained that Zhou Han’s death could give the Northern Territory a pretext for war, though he reassured Lin Bai, Chen Yule, and Yi Song that they had done nothing wrong. He said the Chu imperial court would handle what followed, and the Chu Emperor’s silence suggested he had approved of Chen Yule’s killing of Zhou Han.
- Chao Yushi explained that the Northern Territory could use Zhou Han’s death to stir up support for war against the Eastern Territory.
- Lin Bai, Chen Yule, and Yi Song realized that Chen Yule’s public killing of Zhou Han might worsen tensions between the territories.
- Chao Yushi warned the three Saint Sons not to kill recklessly in the Imperial Capital, especially with Chu Emperor’s Birthday Celebration approaching.
- Lin Bai asked what they should do next, and Chao Yushi said they should leave the matter to the Chu imperial court.
- Yi Song wondered whether their good intentions had caused harm, but Chao Yushi said they had done nothing wrong and noted that the Chu Emperor had not summoned them.