After finishing his tirade against Kamisato Ayaka, Yucheng headed toward the nearby Kujou Estate. During their earlier hot pot discussion, Kamisato Ayaka had revealed a piece of news: the Raiden Shogun now had different standards for reviewing the documents submitted to her. The Tenryou Commission and Kanjou Commission could no longer conceal everything as they had before.
This meant that the Raiden Shogun had already begun to suspect the Tenryou Commission and Kanjou Commission under her command, and no longer trusted them as much as before. As for what happened when a ruler grew suspicious of her subordinates, history had already given us plenty of examples.
At a time like this, it was about time to show her some explosive material. His target this time was evidence that the two great clans behind the Tenryou Commission and Kanjou Commission had colluded with the Fatui.
Generally speaking, such crucial evidence would certainly be kept safely by the clan heads, where ordinary people could never get their hands on it. But Yucheng was no ordinary person.
He had to wait until the Raiden Shogun was away before sneaking into her Tenshukaku, but that was because of her astonishing martial prowess. Though Kujou Takayuki and Hiiragi Shinsuke held powerful positions, they were ultimately just two ordinary old men. Yucheng would even dare to snatch the evidence of his crimes right in front of him.
Before long, Yucheng slipped into Kujou Takayuki's room without any trouble and successfully found the confidential documents in a hidden compartment. To prevent them from noticing anything beforehand, Yucheng merely used his Kamera to photograph the letters and documents concerning their collusion with the Fatui rather than taking them away, then left without anyone being the wiser.
Afterward, Yucheng rushed straight to Ritou, slipped into the Hiiragi Clan's estate,