The current situation is quite evident; if Xiao Tian and the others cannot explain themselves clearly, there is no way they can leave.
Originally, at the start, Xiao Tian intended to inform Fujiwara Daisuke of the whole story.
Because on this matter, our side has the reasoning, there's nothing to hide.
However, when Xiao Tian truly began the conversation with Fujiwara Daisuke, he noticed some unusual things.
From Fujiwara Daisuke's first inquiry, his tone and expression, along with subtle unnatural movements like the fingers gripping the staff, clearly conveyed to Xiao Tian — Fujiwara Daisuke wasn't serious about investigating the matter.
Perhaps it's not entirely accurate to say that, rather Fujiwara Daisuke doesn't truly care about Ming Tai's situation; instead, he exhausts every possibility to pin the issue on Xiao Tian and the others.
