The Divine Doctor And A Common Farmer-Chapter 1325 - 1405: Confession

Xiao Shiyi...

Prince Meng clenched his fist suddenly: "She is my royal sister." Xiao Shiyi... Ever since Lao Ba ascended to power through dishonorable means, other than occasionally probing or deliberately making others uncomfortable, few have mentioned those people from back then.

Including Fifth Sister, including Xiao Shiyi, and also Ninth Sister!

Dong Huiying looked seriously at Prince Meng for a while, and a pinch of white powder reappeared at her fingertips. The powder vanished without a trace.

"Huixin!"

Imperial Doctor Li was shocked, thinking Dong Huiying had poisoned them.

Dong Huiying smiled, "Calm down, it’s not poison, just a confidentiality measure. From this moment, within the time of one incense stick burning, the contents of our conversation will be known only to those present. If anyone tries to leak it later, they will die with blood flowing from all seven orifices before they can speak."

"Of course, if you don’t believe me, the three of you—Prince Meng, the Butler, and the Imperial Doctor—can try it after the incense is done burning. But remember, life only gives you one chance, and if you make the wrong choice, the price will be your own life or death."

Dong Huiying’s expression was solemn and dignified: "Shi Yi is still alive. Many thought she died at Yi Ran’s hands back in Jiangnan, but she did not die; she was saved by Second Prince Feng Su. Yi Ran probably felt guilty for his past mistakes and didn’t know Shi Yi was alive, continually searching for her grave to seek forgiveness, while Shi Yi secretly followed Feng Su. We don’t know where they are right now, but Yi Ran is looking for them in Dongdi."

Dong Huiying’s words were astonishing, causing Prince Meng’s heart to tremble instantly: "Shi Yi... Shi Yi is still alive?"

"Exactly!"

Then, Dong Huiying continued, "Now, we can reintroduce ourselves. Prince Meng, the Sixth Princess, High Highness Sixth, my surname is Dong, and the Ninth Princess gave me a name once, Dong Baowei."

"??????"

Prince Meng, the Butler, and Imperial Doctor Li stared in astonishment.

Dong Baowei, Marshal Baowei, Dong Baowei!?

"Of course, I was burdened by the Devouring God Gu, leaving my court position in the capital thinking I had little time left, haunted by one obsession—to find my birth parents. Fortunately, I found them, later undergoing many experiences, and reunited with Yun Ge. Now the Devouring God Gu has been resolved, but due to its influence, my memories aren’t complete."

"I came to the capital for one main purpose: I want to enter the palace to cure the Ninth Princess of the Gu Poison."

"Her madness is caused by the Gu Poison. Once we resolve the poison, and bring Lao Ba down from power, everything else will be easier to handle."

As Dong Huiying finished speaking, the three were stunned for quite a while before finally digesting everything.

"Marshal Baowei!?" The Butler exclaimed in disbelief.

If Marshal Baowei were still alive, she would be in her twenties now. But this old nun clearly looks elderly, while Marshal Baowei’s image has long been ingrained in people’s minds—short stature, barely over one meter sixty, dark skin, face covered with freckles—Marshal Baowei always appeared this way.

Yet this old nun’s age doesn’t fit because she’s too old. Her skin color doesn’t match because even though she’s old, her skin is fair, without any freckles.

Could she be joking?

There’s also one crucial point.

Prince Meng’s eyes sparkled as he stared at Dong Huiying: "You say Ninth Sister’s madness is due to the Gu Poison?"