While speaking, the constables had already captured Chai Kun. Two men emerged from beside Prince Cheng, taking Chai Kun from the constables. Their actions revealed none of the hesitation and lack of force the constables showed, as if they hadn't eaten.
Chai Kun's hands were twisted behind his back, filled with anger, urgency, and hatred. He never expected that Prince Cheng would return, and that upon returning, he would dare arrest him!
If he had known that Prince Cheng was prepared to break ties, he would have struck first without hesitation!
At this moment, Prince Cheng took the initiative, and even those constables were intimidated by him.
He knew the situation was unfavorable for him.
Prince Cheng was an emperor's son, a prince, an imperial envoy, and this identity was indisputable. Both the constables and all the officials in the County Government knew this.
