Shujun also discovered another matter, one that even the Eighth Princess, who frequented the Zhu family with the backing of this local power, couldn’t uncover.
"The Lian family played a cover-up role in this matter. Although this Lian family is a branch of the Ancient Tribe, Lian family, in the capital, managed by Great Elder Yun Zhe of dicine Valley, the relationship between them is not particularly close. To describe it in detail, it’s a relationship akin to being three thousand miles apart despite having the sa surna Lian. Although they are connected to the Ancient Tribe Aristocratic family in the capital, the ties between them are not deep upon investigation."
"This branch of the Lian family in Nanling was once headed by the mother of Miss Liansan. She secretly supported the Hidden Guard, assisting in their daily needs and helping them erase all traces left in Nanling so that the Hidden Guards could start anew. However, as to their current identities, further investigation is still needed."
"Additionally, there is one more thing, which I believe is quite important!"
Shujun gazed intently at his wife, speaking earnestly, "Before Dong Dabao married into the Liang family, a nun told his fortune, claiming that three calamities were destined for him. The third calamity was the landslide, which led to Dong Dabao’s death. It seems that this nun had profound skills, and her fortune-telling was quite good. Recently... that Miss Liansan also encountered a nun."
"The nun, in her fortune-telling, declared that Miss Liansan’s life was short, which made her very angry, believing it to be a con artist trying to swindle her for silver taels. However, according to so witnesses at the ti, I think the nun who told Miss Liansan’s fortune is very likely the sa one Dong Dabao encountered."
Dong Huiying was a bit surprised and imdiately recalled a rainy night about half a year ago when she t a nun on the road to the capital who also told her fortune.
At that ti, she was troubled by the matter of resurgence, thinking that her life was nearing its end. However, the nun told her that her first calamity was in the sky, linked to the plane crash in her past life, while the second was on the ground, which had the aning of Mother Earth. The resurgence was considered a return to origins, and the two were sowhat connected.
Her resurgence turned out to be sothing that naturally resolved itself when the ti ca, just as the nun had said.
The only thing left was the final human calamity she didn’t know when it would co or whether she could safely overco it.
Dong Huiying pondered for a while, "Could it be that Miss Liansan is also going to be replaced?" For example, like herself, reborn, traveling through, borrowing the body to be reborn? But this was not easy to say at the mont.
She decided to wait a bit longer; should Miss Liansan indeed fulfill the nun’s prophecy, then it would not be too late to seek the nun for advice on how to resolve the human calamity.
However, Dong Huiying did not know, as soone who often forgot things, that she was busy for quite so ti amid the smoke of war. By the ti she rembered Miss Liansan, everything was already a done deal.
And the human calamity she thought of also appeared in her life in a way she could never have imagined, amusing and also leaving her grateful in many ways...
However, that is a story for another ti, not to be ntioned here.
Shujun’s actions were very cautious, and the Eighth Princess did not perceive anything, but those Hidden Guards assigned to protect Her Majesty the Empress lived in constant fear within the shadows for years.
Even though Shujun’s people acted with utmost caution, they could not overco the extre vigilance of those Hidden Guards.
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