Deposed Crown Prince: After three years of service on the frontier, the entire court knelt and begge

"Otherwise, they wouldn't care whether I live or die..."

After hearing Luna's words, Morgana smiled broadly at her and said, "It's alright, they don't care if you live or die. Don't worry, I will definitely take care of you..."

Little Luna was filled with excitement and emotion after hearing Morgana's words.

Then, Morgana smiled at Luna and said, "Alright, let's not talk about those sentimental things. Whatever danger you face, we can face it together..."

Morgana smiled at Luna and then said, "You're right, no matter what danger we face, we can face it together..."

Luna smiled at Morgana and then said, "That's right, let's face it together."

As the two were talking, Morgana wanted to speak with Xiao Ce.

However, Morgana thought about it and realized that Xiao Ce's words made sense; in the end, they still had to do many things themselves.

So he simply sent someone to tell Xiao Ce and deliver the admission tickets.

...

After Morgana's subordinates sent over the admission tickets, Morgana did not come over directly.

After witnessing this scene, Yin Pan'er knew what Xiao Ce had said to Morgana.

However, Yin Pan'er didn't follow Xiao Ce's lead at all, just smiling as she looked at him.

When Xiao Ce saw Yin Pan'er's smiling face, he smiled and asked her, "Pan'er, what's wrong? Is there something you want to say?"

Yin Pan'er smiled at Xiao Ce and then said, "Your Highness, you should know very well what I want to say."

Upon hearing Yin Pan'er's words, Xiao Ce immediately replied, "That's right, I do know what you want to say... I did tell Morgana that there's no need to report anything to me..."

Seeing Xiao Ce say this, Yin Pan'er smiled and said, "Aren't you afraid she'll get angry? Or throw a tantrum?"

Xiao Ce laughed when he heard Yin Pan'er say that, and then said, "Of course not. In fact, someone like Morgana is very capable. Moreover, you can see that from the Luna incident. Morgana is not someone who can't distinguish between public and private matters. On the contrary, Morgana is an extremely calm and rational person."

"So, it would be difficult for her to apply my methods... My presence here would actually hinder her... I can offer some advice... but ultimately, I have to leave. My approach must be tailored to her behavior; otherwise, when I'm gone, she won't find my methods useful, and that will cause problems..."

After hearing Xiao Ce's words, Yin Pan'er smiled and said, "That's right, it certainly suits your style. But how do you know she's not angry?"

Xiao Ce said with a smile, "If she didn't even have this much magnanimity, would she be the kind of person I would choose?"

Yin Pan'er laughed and then said to Xiao Ce, "That's right, Your Highness, you're right... Shall we go tomorrow?"

Xiao Ce smiled at Yin Pan'er and then said, "Go ahead, why not? You know, I haven't been back to this arena since I went there last time..."

Yin Pan'er nodded: "That's right..."

...

On this day at the police station, the old woman appeared very calm, but no one paid any attention to her.

It still made him feel a little uneasy.

However, she hasn't shown it yet.

Because when she arrived, she discovered that Gandhi had been taken away several times.

This time, Gandhi was taken away again.

Gandhi was taken to an interrogation room, his eyes vacant.

His eyes were lifeless; he didn't care in the slightest who was interrogating him.

"I said that..."

As he spoke, Gandhi repeated what he had said earlier, as if following the system.

After saying this, Gandhi's face showed a pained expression.

Even though I have to go through this every day, just enduring it is really unbearable...

"I've thought it over, and it really is all... that's all..."

After saying this, Gandhi closed his eyes in anguish, his voice weak and feeble as he said, "That's enough... I've said what I should and shouldn't have said, there's really nothing more... If you want to torture me, then so be it..."

As Gandhi spoke, he closed his eyes and began to wait.

But after waiting for a while, he found that the interrogators in front of him were just looking at him with faint smiles on their faces.

Actually, these interrogators had always had a stern face, but now they had smiles on their faces, and these smiles completely bewildered them...

Gandhi addressed his interrogators, saying, "What are you laughing at? I've said everything I should say, and everything I shouldn't have said. Aren't you tired of hearing it? I'm sick of saying it myself..."

As Gandhi was speaking, he noticed that there was an extra person named Thomson among the group.

He knew that this Thomson was the head of the police department, in charge of the department and the prison.

He only attended interrogations when he was with Morgana and the others.

Thomson was never present during the subsequent interrogations.

Thomson's presence at this moment signifies a great deal...

However, looking at Thomson, although he had some expectations, he didn't dare to have any thoughts about those expectations, nor did he dare to even think about them.

At that moment, Thomson said to Gandhi, "I believe you are telling the truth."

Upon hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi was stunned, and tears streamed down his face as if a dam had burst.

He trembled as he said to Thomson, "Lord Thomson...you...you...you just spoke, didn't you?"

Gandhi was trembling all over at that moment, for no other reason than this.

He couldn't remember how long it had been; these days had been nothing but torment, endless torment...

They didn't say a word to him, but he was actually fantasizing that they would say a word to him.

But what he was met with was disappointment after disappointment.

Gandhi's face was filled with disbelief, even though he had heard it very clearly.

However, he always felt that he was hallucinating.

Thomson, his previous solemnity gone, smiled and said, "That's right, we believe you. These past few days, we've investigated based on your statements and found that what you said isn't false...it's true...and you were indeed deceived. The bread you made was simply superior in technique. We'll replicate your delicious bread using the technique you provided..."

That's true. After their mental defenses were broken down, Gandhi went to find the raw materials and the method of baking bread.

After they found some people they trusted to make it, they were able to replicate it to almost 90%.

There's also a 10% chance it's just a lack of practice or a slight deficiency, but that's the thing.

After receiving this answer, they went to find Xiao Ce.

When Xiao Ce obtained the recipe, he realized the problem: their fermentation method was a very ancient one.

The fermentation of bread is particularly important, and their yeast also needs to be made in a special way.

That's the key to why their food tastes so good.

It's almost certain that there's nothing wrong with the bread.

Even if Xiao Ce were to make it, he could do it.

This bread could have been launched.

However, after learning about this, both Xiao Ce and Morgana...

They were dealing with one thing after another, and completely forgot about this...

Upon hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi burst into tears...

"I don't know if this is good news or bad news..."

In fact, Thomson was quite familiar with Gandhi's words, since it's easy to understand whether not knowing whether this was good news or bad news is understandable.

After all, if he had known back then that it was fake, and that his bread wasn't poisoned at all, he wouldn't have endured so much suffering...

The good news is that the bread wasn't poisonous; if it had been, he would have truly been tortured to death.

The main problem is the methods these people use; it's practically impossible for him to die even if he wanted to...

Therefore, this matter has become contradictory...

However, right now, at this very moment, it's definitely good news...

Gandhi was initially excited, but then turned to cursing.

He truly hated them.

In Gandhi's heart, those who controlled him were a thousand times, ten thousand times more despicable than the people interrogating him before him...

Just then, Thomson said to Gandhi, "Gandhi, this time we can give you a chance to redeem yourself..."

Upon hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi's face lit up with anticipation, and he said in an extremely obsequious manner, "Yes, yes, yes, please tell me... please tell me..."

Thomson smiled at Gandhi and then said, "You know that old woman at Enns Estate, right?"

Upon hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi instinctively shook his head, then said to Thomson, "Chief Thomson, didn't I tell you? Every time I go to the gate of Enns Estate, I can't even get in. I just knock on the door from the outside, and then they ask me through the door what I need. I just tell them my needs through the door, so I don't know who's inside or what they look like..."

What Gandhi said is indeed the truth.

By then, Thomson was indeed dissatisfied with his answer.

Although Gandhi knew that what Thomson said was true.

But isn't that what Thomson wanted?

Thomson then said to Gandhi, "Oh? Really? Don't you recognize them? Just two days ago, we raided the entire Ensemble Manor. We captured the old woman who was in charge, as well as more than a hundred assassins."

"That old woman is the one locked up right across from you..."

Upon hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi immediately came to his senses and then remembered.

He also noticed an old woman in the room opposite his cell who was staring at him.

However, Gandhi looked at Thomson with a bit of confusion.

"Congratulations...congratulations, Chief Thomson! You should now know from her that what I said was true..."

Thomson said to Gandhi, “We haven’t interrogated him yet. When we surrounded them, their men had already fled, and they killed over a hundred members of the Verago family. We need to interrogate him publicly now. But you know yourself, even after interrogating you for so long, do you think he’ll talk? So, we need some witnesses…”

After saying this, Thomson gave Gandhi a meaningful look.

After just one glance, Gandhi was no fool; he immediately understood.

He said to Thomson, "Lord Thomson, I am the witness. Yes, it's that old woman across from me. She's the one who always arranged assassins for me, the one who made me arrange the assassination of General Frank... It's her! I'd recognize her even if she were ashes..."

After Gandhi finished speaking, he stared intently at Thomson's expression.

Seeing Thomson's smiling face, Gandhi finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Thomson chuckled and said, "Not bad, Gandhi. If you cooperate this much, I'll give you your freedom... You can continue making that bread recipe from before..."

Upon hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi's eyes seemed to spit fire.

He nodded vigorously, then said to Thomson, "Of course, of course, I know many of her crimes, I know them all, I will definitely beat her to death..."

After learning what Thomson and his men were planning, Gandhi became even more determined.

Thomson nodded, then said to Gandhi, "Very good, do you know her name?"

Gandhi was taken aback; how was he supposed to know that?

However, he is very clever, as the situation just now demonstrated.

Actually, he doesn't need to know. Whatever the old woman's name is, that's what she'll be called.

Gandhi nodded: "I know...I know, his name is Helen."

Thomson nodded and then said, "Okay, what did she make you do in total? Was it she who instructed you to poison the bread this time, and you didn't put the slow-acting poison she gave you in because you felt guilty?"

After hearing Thomson's words, Gandhi was taken aback at first, then said, "Yes, yes, you're right! That's exactly it. I thought I couldn't harm too many people, and I was more afraid of dying, so I didn't listen to her... I'm so glad I didn't listen to him..."