The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 1100: The Royal Family’s Exclusive Mark

Chapter 1100: Chapter 1100: The Royal Family’s Exclusive Mark

One could hardly blame others when, just moments ago outside Jianan City, her own heart had skipped a beat at the sight of the Eldest Prince.

If it were said that Wan County was struck by a plague, it would be even less likely that the Emperor would send the Eldest Prince. She was not ignorant of the fact that the Eldest Prince was the son the Emperor valued the most.

"So what you’re suggesting is..."

The Eldest Prince’s eyes narrowed slightly, a dangerous glint flickering within them.

"If I am not mistaken, it must have been that as soon as the Eldest Prince arrived in Wan County, something happened to the Elder Princess, right? And before that, it was the people around the Eldest Prince who were responsible for the Elder Princess’s safety, correct? Hmm."

"This..."

The complexion of the Eldest Prince chilled in an instant.

"Does Miss Lin mean to suggest that their target was my aunt, but because my own people were protecting her, they couldn’t find an opportunity to strike, so they created this disaster in Wan County?"

If that were truly the case, then those people... they all deserved to die, not a single one should be spared!

"Perhaps, it’s not just that," Lin Caisang stated frankly.

"However, regarding other matters, I do not know, nor can I speculate. I can only piece together the doubts in my heart to arrive at the conclusion I just mentioned."

She knew no more than that. She could only wait for those people to make their next move before she could ascertain their intentions and how she should respond.

"I only wished to remind the Eldest Prince to remain vigilant every day while in Wan County."

As she spoke, she took out a porcelain bottle from her small bag and handed it to the Eldest Prince.

"This is a bottle of ’Fearless.’ Keep it on you or divide it among your guards. If you feel the slightest discomfort, take one pill. I will leave for three days, then return."

"Alright."

The Eldest Prince took the porcelain bottle and nodded in agreement.

...

The carriage had reached the outskirts of Wan County, and the Eldest Prince stepped out to see her off.

"Miss Lin, there’s something I’m not sure whether I should ask."

The Eldest Prince glanced at Lin Caisang’s carriage and then at Lin Caisang herself, his expression somewhat conflicted.

"What is it?" Lin Caisang asked him.

"Miss Lin, where did this carriage come from?" inquired the Eldest Prince.

"Hmm?"

Lin Caisang cast a sidelong glance at her own carriage.

This carriage belonged to Brother Molian of Prince Mo’s Mansion, but she had already removed Prince Mo’s Mansion’s insignia. Could there still be something amiss with it?

Or could it be that the Eldest Prince had eyes sharp as flames, capable of seeing who had previously occupied this carriage?

But even eyes sharp as flames wouldn’t possess such an ability, would they?

"This carriage... is there a problem? It has been to Shaohua City before," she replied, turning her head back to face the Eldest Prince.

"I see."

Upon hearing her words, the Eldest Prince finally came to a sudden realization.

"What you might not know is that anything used by the royal families of any country, even an ordinary piece of cloth or an ordinary piece of wood, will have a unique royal mark on it. So..."

He looked toward the carriage.

"Miss Lin, the cloth used in this carriage contains silk threads exclusively used by the Wei State royal family, something other countries cannot replicate."

Lin Caisang: "!!!"

If the Eldest Prince hadn’t mentioned it, she would have definitely driven this carriage through Jianan City unashamedly!

If she really went to Jianan City in this carriage, wouldn’t the city guards mistake her for a royal relative from Wei State? By then, no matter how eloquently she argued, she wouldn’t be able to clear up the misunderstanding.

"I understand. I will switch to another carriage," she nodded, acknowledging the point.