Forensic Imperial Concubine by Erika Black

Chapter 634

Chodak left chicly and resolutely without turning back or hesitating. He was as swift as a breeze blowing across the lake, raising
a layer of ripples, and then in the next moment, peace was resumed and he was gone without even a trace.
Bored to death, Harper leafed through the Buddhist scripture. "Matthew, Chodak..." she mumbled.
"Chodak doesn't exist anymore. He died by the side of the lake. From now on, the person who is alive will be Rolando, the crown
prince of the Great Jade Kingdom," Matthew said while dealing with the letters he had received. "The emperor of the Great Jade
Kingdom is terminally ill. Being the crown prince, he can't stay here any longer."
"Even though his father is terminally ill, he is only a deposed crown prince..." Harper paused for a while as something came to
her mind all of a sudden. "Why on earth was he deprived of the title of the crown prince in the first place?"
"One reason was that he enjoyed high prestige, making his father view him as a threat; another reason was that he wanted to
look for the Heavenly Books," Matthew sneered. "He is decisive and always maintains a low profile. To avoid suspicion, he even
shaved his head and became a monk. Nobody would look for a former crown prince among monks."
"So, you know all the things about him," Harper said casually. "Although I am not sure why you had let him stay in the Bright
Dynasty, I'm quite sure that you must have struck a deal with him."
"Yes, you're right. I was poisoned once, and he was the one who saved my life with a pill. So, I provided him with a shelter in
return." Matthew explained the reason. For him, it was not a bad deal to exchange a shelter for his life.
Suddenly, someone knocked at the door and called out, "Your Highness."
Harper went for the door, and when she opened it, there was a young monk waiting outside. "What's the matter?" she asked.

"Your Highness, our grandmaster ordered me to invite His Highness to play a game of Go," the young monk said respectfully,
after devoutly putting his palms together.
Hearing that, Matthew put away the letters he still hadn't dealt with and said, "All right. I've long wanted to play a game of Go with
Master Thubten. Now that I'm not too busy, I'll be happy to come. Harp, you may have a nap. I'll be back soon."

go ahead," Harper said, nodding her head. As a matter of fact, Master Thubten was highly respected and admired by common people, and enjoyed a higher status

at the table. She was quick to recognize him as Marquis Scarlet. With her eyes half closed, Harper moved her fingers, intending to strike at him. However, Marquis Scarlet addressed her before she could get closer, "Dear junior sister, you turned so heartless that you even set me up." But hearing his words, Harper was astounded. 'Junior sister? Who is he talking with?' she thought to herself. She

"Junior sister, I never thought you would be so ruthless. After you went down the mountain, you even didn't recognize me as your
classmate. If you remember, we were classmates for five years. During those five years, we had spent a lot of time learning
together. But you seem to have completely abandoned our friendship." As he looked at Harper's face, Marquis Scarlet suddenly
laughed grimly. What Francis had said was true. He had been so stupid that he hadn't found out that the woman in front of him
was his junior sister.
Suddenly, Marquis Scarlet made a quick move and rushed towards Harper. However, she was quick to dodge his attack, as if
she could foresee what he was about to do. After failing in his first blow, Marquis Scarlet launched another attack, but Harper
dodged it again. Marquis Scarlet didn't use his internal force. The two of them exchanged more than a dozen blows by making

into the room fearing something was wrong. But there was no one but Harper in the room. The window was open, and a gust of cold wind was blowing in. "Is everything alright, Your

surprised, wondering what

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