Since the other party only had this one request and didn't seem intent on taking his life, Gu Chengyu was too lazy to guess which faction the opponent belonged to.
It was fate, destined that he wouldn't get involved in the strife.
Sheathing the sword, Gu Chengyu tossed it onto the ground with a backhand. His straightforwardness was not entirely for Yao Mengxian's sake, for he had originally decided not to involve himself in the trouble in the capital.
The people of the Imperial Family are born cold-blooded, unable to be warmed by anything. Anyway, he had left people in the capital, so he just needed to know how things developed.
In the end, it wasn't likely that there would only be one left. Prince Jing was so shrewd that he definitely wouldn't act rashly.
As for the Crown Prince, he had found a few clues about his movements a few days ago, and the Crown Prince shouldn't be that useless.
