358. The cost of doing

Qi Jiang watched Situ Jing's figure disappear at the entrance of the courtyard, snorted coldly, and said, "Could we not just treat him as a spy and dispose of him? I don't think Liang Country would miss one prince."

Xing Ji shook his head, "That's not for us to consider. Since Xiaoliang and Xiaogu didn't do anything to him, just let him be." He inexplicably felt that Situ Jing's claim that "Su Liang and Gu Ling forced him to return to Liang Country to become a prince" has some truth to it.

Earlier, when Situ Jing's eyes were blind, Su Liang treated him. If they really wanted to stop him from returning to Liang Country, it would have been entirely possible.

However, Xing Ji was more inclined to believe that Su Liang and Gu Ling let Situ Jing go to his doom because they didn't want to team up with him anymore, and the enmity didn't reach the point of having to kill him outright. After all, Situ Jing's grandfather is now Su Liang's master.