Xiao Yingda naturally knew that Jiang Ying was no longer quite suited to the task, and that was precisely why he had been sent here. Still, Jiang Ying could not be entirely blamed for those mistakes. Who could have imagined that Huang Xiao would become involved with so many experts?
"Jiang Ying has, in fact, been faithful to his duties. I hope Your Highness will not hold him to blame. I will give him some punishment when I return," Xiao Yingda said.
"Oh?" Surprise tinged the Princess's voice. "I never imagined you would look after a subordinate like this. Could those old rumors that you never took your subordinates seriously have been false? This really is rather unexpected."
"Your Highness, that depends on who it is. Jiang Ying has followed me for quite a long time, and his performance has been reasonably good. After all, there are many things I still need them to handle. It really is inconvenient not to have a capable subordinate," Xiao Yingda explained.
"Enough, I had no intention of calling him to account. With you here now, I can rest easy," the Princess said. "With this Seven Spirit Blades incident, I have drawn all these Jianghu people's attention to myself. What comes next will be up to you."
"Rest assured, Your Highness. These Jianghu people all believe you obtained the Seven Spirit Blades, so naturally they will no longer focus on the young master. He should be much safer now. But reappearing in the Jianghu under the name Jade-Faced Rakshasa will probably attract considerable attention. Might that be unwise?" Xiao Yingda said.
"What of it?" The Princess smiled faintly. "After all these years, I would like to see just who still dares to come. I would not mind unleashing another slaughter. One needs an identity