Of course, this was just the excuse Chai Jiliang had prepared to deal with the Martial Emperor. Chai Jiliang had also guessed what the Martial Emperor would eventually decide. It was highly likely that the Martial Emperor would agree to let Wu Junwan go on a diplomatic mission to the North Country, but he would also send a prince he valued to accompany her, attempting to share some of her merits and keep Wu Junwan in check.
After all, Wu Junwan had just quelled the turmoil in the southeast and was currently in the limelight. If she were to destabilize Great Sum as well, such a great accomplishment falling into Wu Junwan's lap, she might just soar to the heavens.
Seeing Chai Jiliang so confident, Wu Junwan lazily said, "Then it's all up to Mr. Chai."
Chai Jiliang then said, "If Your Highness has no other matters, your servant will take his leave first."
Wu Junwan responded, "Very well, Mr. Chai. Go and attend to your own affairs."
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Northwestern lands.