Chapter 172: Confrontation Chapter 172: Confrontation He hit the ground hard.

Nnenna “…” The crowd “…” Silence.

And then Laughter.

It started small.

But then it grew.

The crowd erupted in whispers and quiet chuckles, some outright bursting into mocking laughter.

Minjun, the prince of Dixan Had fallen!

Had humiliated himself!

His face burned as he struggled to his feet, clutching his arm.

His brother was looking at him with a stunned expression, his embarrassment obvious.

His father’s lips pressed into a tight line.

His mother looked away.

Even Nnenna, still seated on her horse, had turned to look at him with a raised brow.

But the worst The worst was Arthur.

Minjun turned his head slowly And Arthur was watching.

Calm.

Silent.

Expression unreadable.

But his eyes His eyes told Minjun everything.

Arthur had known.

Arthur had planned this.

Minjun’s breath came out in a quiet, seething rage.

His nails dug into his palms.

This wasn’t over.

This was far from over.

After this.

the horse riding competition, with the exception

would be foolish enough

Prince Minjun, the pride of Dixan,

one wanted to embarrass themselves by losing to

the races proceeded without her, with Ebere

ever, determined

the end, it was Chimeg who emerged victorious, with Ebere coming in

twisted in

Second place?

Again?

she performed, if she wasn’t first, then it was

whispering about how she could never match her younger

hands clenched

wasn’t going to

marched toward

she whispered

she said made the queen’s eyes light up

toward King Ikechukwu, a

frowned,

the end, he said

simply let out

and signaled her other

smug glance toward the rest of the royal family, she walked away gracefully, her sons

something

whatever it was, it would

in everyone’s minds, the

complication arose, Prince Minjun, still recovering from his humiliating loss, was

the first time, his elder brother, Prince Ji-ho, the one who had always refused

or not,

bows in hand,

the air as the crowd hushed, eager to

like before, lots were drawn to determine

moments of brilliance, impressing the crowd with their skill, but they still weren’t a match for the

competition proceeded, murmurs filled the royal stands, not about archery, but

can’t believe it,” King of Roxurun,

settled on King Ikechukwu

first princess actually won

too” Though his tone was even,

surprised, he was

leaned back in his seat, his

underestimated

King Altan’s jaw tightened.

He wasn’t a fool.

seen

wasn’t

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