"Who is this vigilante that brought Kim Min-jun into Mandir and where is he?" The Empress asked.
"His name is Cha Seung-won, Sangyun made him his guard as a reward for bringing Kim Min-jun to him because he thought Kim Min-jun actually broke the law. He will be in his post, guarding Sangyun stock. I will ask them to go bring him. Emm.. You two quickly go get Cha Seung-won." Kyung-sook said to the two guards who are holding Sangyun.
The two guards look up at the Empress to know if she wants them to go or not, the Empress just waved her hand dismissively and immediately they rush out of the throne hall to go catch the now said real breaker of the law.
After a while, the two guards came back with a shabby man who seems to be in his late forties. Immediately they drag him up front, the Empress tells Baek Sunghyun to say out Cha Seung-won offences to him and to others in the hall _which Baek Sunghyun did.
"Cha Seung-won, what Baek Sunghyun just read out that you did, are they true?" The Empress asked Cha Seung-won and Cha Seung-won said yes ..that they're all true, that he even knew Min-jun wasn't breaking the law when he brought him from Millin to Mandir.
He did it because he never liked my brother. He hate my brother because when he was the Prince of Shilli he never acknowledged him whenever he and his troop did something that he thinks requires a higher ranking, celebration or reward and so ever since, he has been planning on how to kill him or get him killed.
I can't believe someone can turn so evil for such a petty reason and I'm actually happy when the Empress had Baek Sunghyun read out the law about the consequence of someone who forcefully brought back a banished person back to the kingdom that banished him and after Baek Sunghyun set the book down, the two previous guard who came earlier to execute Sangyuh grab Cha Seung-won and lead him out by his shoulder for his execution but what had me worried is the eye contact that Kyung-sook made with Cha Seung-won when he entered and now as he's being taken out for his execution.
The evil, lost, deadly smirk Cha Seung-won had on all those while also has me confused, for a man who already knows his fate, he sure looks content.
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