He, the Chief Steward, had served by Emperor Ziyan's side for so many years; the phrase "killing people like scything flax" had long since become second nature to him.
"Your Majesty, this servant observes the soil here; the St John's wort seems to have been stolen not long ago. This steward is very familiar with the imperial tomb, perhaps if he leads the way, we might be able to catch the thief," he suggested.
Upon hearing this, Emperor Ziyan furrowed his brows.
Though he felt that what his Chief Steward said made sense, looking at this steward made him feel exceedingly stifled.
With so many capable people under him, must he really let someone so incompetent lead the search outside for the thief?
