In the next few days, no matter how Chen Tian spoke to him, Yun Xuezhi remained silent. His dejected look still contained a hint of the high-spiritedness he had when he first met Chen Tian.
In the end, it was Lu Si's understatement that finally made Yun Xuezhi react.
"I'm usually aloof, but after changing my identity and environment, I'm not as humble as us, like a wild dog..."
Before Lu Si could finish speaking, he was scolded and stopped by Chen Tian.
Chen Tian was afraid that Yun Xuezhi could not stand the excitement now and would commit suicide in prison. By that time, I really didn’t know what to do next.
However, before Chen Tian had time to teach Lu Si a lesson, he heard the sound of shackles clashing from the cell next to him. He turned around and saw Yun Xuezhi standing up with some difficulty.
Being without water for such a long time made even Yun Xuezhi, a warrior, look extremely weak.
Although Yun Xuezhi looked embarrassed, his eyes gradually shone, and he pointed at Lu Si and started talking "highly".
In fact, it was just Yun Xuezhi's unilateral venting, which fit the image of Dean Yun's poisonous tongue in Changsun's mind.
Yun Xuezhi's eyes gradually brightened, and he was scolding Lu Si, but it was more like scolding him to wake him up.
It wasn't until Yun Xuezhi scolded him that he was a little unsteady on his feet, that Lu Si had a chance to calm down. He was so frightened that he quickly hid behind Chen Tian, already deeply afraid of this down-and-out young man.
"Warden, jailer, where's the food? I want to eat..."
Yun Xuezhi's shouts seemed weak. Chen Tian seemed to see hope and hurriedly helped Yun Xuezhi call the jailer.
After Yun Xuezhi had eaten, he regained some strength and began to call the jailer for pen and paper again.
At this time, Yun Xuezhi was already a prisoner, and the jailers certainly didn't have a good look on him. In the end, thanks to Chen Tian, an "acquaintance" in the prison, they managed to get Yun Xuezhi some pen and ink after some efforts to please him. .
Yun Xuezhi, who had a pen and ink, seemed to be possessed by a demon. He wrote and drew on the walls of the prison day and night for several days.
Seeing that Yun Xuezhi was no longer targeting him, the illiterate Lu Si became more courageous and said in Chen Tian's ear: "Brother Tian, this man wanted to die before. Now he has finally survived, but he looks crazy." Already..."
Lu Si was illiterate and naturally didn't understand what Yun Xuezhi was doing.
Chen Tian also doesn't know much about literacy, but he is already "more knowledgeable" than Lu Si.
Chen Tian used the few words he knew to infer that what Yun Xuezhi wrote was an analysis of the Tang Huaian case.
Changsun also saw Yun Xuezhi's analysis of the case through Chen Tian's eyes.
This was also the first time that Changsun had experienced two dream cycles and had a direct understanding of the Tang Huaian case.
In Changsun's view, Yun Xuezhi's case analysis is still not objective enough. Most of it is his inference of the case and lacks objective evidence.
However, through this case analysis, Changsun still had some ideas in his mind.
The general history of the case:
At Mao hour on September 11th, Tang Huai'an was found by Lingyue, the maid of Prince Huai's palace, and died in the North Study.
Later, Lingyue called for help in the hospital. Several servants in the house saw the body and reported the case to Dali Temple in Chenshi.
After Dali Temple arrived at the scene, it immediately sealed off the scene and controlled witnesses in the palace. After on-site investigation and interrogation of witnesses, Dali Temple ruled out the possibility of Tang Huaian's suicide and determined it to be homicide.
However, the progress of the case became more bizarre after that. Dali Temple took no further action, the Ministry of Punishment stood by and watched, and the Yushitai did not strictly supervise...
In short, the three parties seem to be waiting for an answer, an answer on whether to investigate the case strictly.
But the answer was delayed, and finally Emperor Yaozong ordered Yun Xuezhi to take charge of the case.
Yun Xuezhi wrote on the wall that there were three parties: one was Dali Temple, the second was Emperor Yaozong, and the third was the eldest princess.
That is to say, this is a prison where all prisoners are held. Otherwise, what Yun Xuezhi wrote on the wall would be enough to behead him.
Of these three parties, Yun Xuezhi initially suspected Dali Temple because he took over the case.
After the incident, instead of providing any powerful help, Dali Temple obstructed everything.
This made Dali Temple the first target of Yun Xuezhi's suspicion.
But after some investigation, Yun Xuezhi found that there was no direct conflict between Dali Temple and Tang Huai'an, or even King Huai.
Although Prince Huai is a member of the clan, he is far from being the core figure of the clan group.
Dali Temple, that is, the Soviet Party, had absolutely no reason to kill an honorable person just because of party struggle, unless Tang Huaian held some ulterior secrets of the Soviet Party.
But just because Tang Huaian was a concubine of the clan, he was far from being exposed to such secrets.
In this way, Dali Temple has no motive and the suspicion is greatly reduced. And there is an explanation for Dali Temple's unwillingness to contribute to this matter.
And when they got here, Yun Xuezhi found that Emperor Yaozong's attitude was very strange. Not only did he not care about the murder of the clan, but he also revealed to other forces in the court overtly and covertly that he wanted to deal with it carelessly.
At this time, Yun Xuezhi discovered a suspicious spiritual weapon at the inspection site, and then there was a scene where Chen Tian followed Yun Xuezhi to Heijia District and saw Yun Xuezhi meeting Wu Dakui.
Yun Xuezhi handed the spiritual weapon to Wu Dakui. A few days later, Wu Dakui came to the conclusion that the spiritual weapon was the spiritual weapon of the bereaved family.
Yun Xuezhi immediately reported to Emperor Yaozong, believing that some surviving family members had sneaked into the imperial capital and committed crimes against Tang Huaian.
Of course, this spiritual weapon of the bereaved family may also belong to Tang Huaian himself, but it is too sensitive to suspect that a royal family member has an affair with the bereaved family member, and Yun Xuezhi will certainly not do this. As long as he reported this discovery, the emperor would naturally think of this possibility.
Sure enough, it didn't take long before Emperor Yaozong sent his cronies to have a secret meeting with Yun Xuezhi.
However, what Yun Xuezhi couldn't understand was that the emperor actually denied his conclusion and told Yun Xuezhi not to go further in this "wrong direction" and to cherish time to find more useful clues.
And at the end, the emperor's cronies also said something that Yun Xuezhi still hasn't figured out the meaning of.
"Master said, Qiu Shou will be here soon. Master Yun must solve the case as soon as possible, so as not to affect the overall situation..."
Yun Xuezhi couldn't understand at the time that the Autumn Hunt was held every year, which could barely be regarded as a major event at present, but where did the overall situation come from? When did Autumn Hunting become such a big deal for the emperor? And what is the overall situation that the cronies are talking about? What is the connection between the Tang Huaian case and Qiu Shou?
At that time, Yun Xuezhi still didn't understand the emperor's intention. It wasn't until Jiu'er came to see him on behalf of the eldest princess that day that he had some direction again.
At that time, Jiu'er said to Yun Xuezhi before leaving: "Tang Huaian's death is not a simple murder case. You can start from what he did before and see if you can gain anything..."
Wasn't it Qiu Shou who was responsible before Tang Huaian's death?
At that time, a flash of lightning flashed in Yun Xuezhi's mind. It seemed that what the emperor called "the overall situation" appeared in front of him, and the key point was Qiu Shou.
From then on, Yun Xuezhi began to make bold conjectures:
Autumn hunting is an annual hunting activity for members of the royal family, and the participants are all members of the royal family. In recent years, the clan nobles headed by King Zhennan have become increasingly powerful in the court. Has the bottom line of Emperor Yaozong been touched?
Emperor Yaozong may be able to tolerate the Soviet and Wei parties in the court becoming bigger, and may even be happy to support another Zhao party to form a tripartite situation.
But the clan nobility was different. King Zhennan was even a figure who could threaten the throne of Emperor Yaozong.
Is it possible that Qiu Shou was a trap set up by Emperor Yaozong? A bureau specifically targeting the clan.
And as Tang Huaian, who was in charge of the autumn hunting, discovered something, he was killed...
With this analysis, the secret meeting with the emperor's cronies makes sense, and the intention of the last words can also be explained.
Emperor Yaozong just wanted to wrap up the case in a hurry and give King Huai an explanation temporarily. After the autumn hunting, all this would no longer be a problem.
Even if King Huai is not dead by then, he will not dare to mention Tang Huaian's case again!
After analyzing this, Yun Xuezhi was already covered in cold sweat.
However, there is another doubtful point in Yun Xuezhi's speculation, and that is the spiritual weapon of the bereaved family.
Therefore, Yun Xuezhi established another speculation. Since Qiu Shou may have been a trap set by the emperor for the clan, it is also possible that Qiu Shou was a trap set by the clan for the emperor.
If this is the case, the eldest princess has become the biggest suspect again.
Although King Zhennan is the representative figure in the clan clan group, everyone knows that the eldest princess is the most powerful person.
If Qiu Shou was a trap set up by the clan for the emperor, then Tang Huaian might be a pawn of the clan.
His death may have been due to the emperor discovering the conspiracy, but due to the overall situation, he could not take action against the clan and could only vent his anger on this pawn.
Or, it is possible that the conspiracy was exposed and the eldest princess had no choice but to give up her carriage to protect the commander and deal with Tang Huaian in advance.
It was speculated that when he reached a fork in the road, Yun Xuezhi could not move forward, so he chose to take a dangerous step and force the palace!
Only then did the court meeting that the eldest grandson learned about in his last dream came about. Yun Xuezhi ignored the emperor's reminder during the secret meeting and insisted on moving out the bereaved family members in the court hall, believing that the bereaved family members were the murderers of Tang Huaian.
Because Yun Xuezhi could not analyze why the spiritual weapon of the bereaved appeared at the scene of the crime no matter how he speculated, what role did the bereaved play in this case?
Or is it that there are no survivors at all and this is just a smoke bomb released by the real murderer?
Regardless of the possibility, Yun Xuezhi felt that the emperor knew something, so he wanted to force the emperor into a situation with no way out.
However, judging from the current results, Yun Xuezhi's risky move did not come true according to his ideas.
The emperor was furious at the court meeting and directly ordered Yun Xuezhi to be imprisoned until he was punished.
…
Changsun finally understood the whole story. First of all, he admired Yun Xuezhi's courage.
Ordinary people might have been obedient and changed their direction during the emperor's secret meeting. If that were the case, even if the case had no result in the end, it would not be the result it is now.
Yun Xuezhi not only failed to obey, but also suspected the emperor!
But the eldest grandson still felt a little strange. This case was originally Tang Huaian's murder, but under the influence of the emperor and the eldest princess, Yun Xuezhi slowly extended the case into a huge and dangerous "big picture."
Whether this was intentional or unintentional by the emperor and the eldest princess, this caused Yun Xuezhi to gradually get away from the case itself and start to dig deeper into the situation behind it.
Or, it should be said that it was after the eldest princess arranged the meeting with Jiu'er that Yun Xuezhi slowly turned his attention to Qiu Shou's situation.
Because in the secret meeting among the emperor's cronies, Emperor Yaozong instructed Yun Xuezhi to discover more useful clues.
Before the eldest grandson could ask Chen Tian about this doubt, Yun Xuezhi next to him had already shouted to the jailer, demanding to see the eldest princess.
Because he remembered that Jiu'er had told him at the end that if he had any difficulties, he could ask the eldest princess for help.
But Yun Xuezhi didn't know that his move directly accelerated the process of his death in this dream.
One of his previous speculations was correct. The power of the clans had reached Emperor Yaozong's bottom line, and it was the eldest princess who feared Emperor Yaozong the most.
Whether Yun Xuezhi proposed to meet the eldest princess in the prison at this time, or whether Jiu'er met Yun Xuezhi in private earlier, it had actually been known to the emperor.
How can a person who openly disobeys the emperor and is on the wrong team die well?
Sure enough, before Changsun could use Chen Tian's mouth to analyze the case with Yun Xuezhi, the imperial edict to deal with Yun Xuezhi had arrived.
Make the decision!
The second dream ends.
