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Chapter 450 - The Small Ones Beneath the Crimson Official's Gown

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Today, the capital was exceptionally bustling

Not too long after early ates of the Orthodox Acade surpassed cultivation levels to obtain victory over Zhou Ziheng

This h to astound the world

But no one could have i that was eventwo students of the Orthodox Acadee, and rushed into the Zhou Prison It was said that he was currently within, in stale

The Orthodox Acade would not release hi this news, the populace of the capital rushed over to see the excitement, but it was a different sort of excite There was far too ruesoet too close

So when the five hundred cavalry of the Orthodoxy roared through the street, there were no accidental injuries

Soon after, a chief eunuch from the Imperial Palace arrived, the Vice Minister arrived, and Mao Qiuyu cae hurried over to the scene

No one entered Zhou Prison or even the alley which contained it

Prince Chen Liu descended frolanced at the five hundred Orthodoxy cavalry He alave a bitter s, "This matter has made too much of a ruckus"

Today's matter truly had caused too much of a ruckus Everyone knew that the Orthodoxy's new rule concerning the All-School Martial Exhibition was nothing more than the Imperial Court—or to be more precise, the Tianhai Clan and the two archbishops that were loyal to the Divine Eined that the Orthodox Acadeht after obtaining victory in their first battle, they had gone without the slightest delay to Zhou Prison to demand a person's release!

The once-principal of the Heavenly Dao Academy, Mao Qiuyu, now the Sacred Hall Archbishop of the Hall of Illustrious Persons, stood ast the ranks of the Six Prefects

His appearance assuredly signified the attitude of the Li Palace The probleure as he stood outside the alley, not going in

Everyone knew that the relationship between the Divine Ee within the past year They were gradually growing apart, but they still maintained peace on the surface

Since these two Saints were presentlytheir silence, no one wanted or dared to ht with tension andto bear the frightening consequences of such an act

Until the Orthodox Acadee entered this alley