Blade that Slays the Heavens.

Summary

The Emperor's demeanor reflects a complex mix of calmness and underlying tension regarding Chu Mo's potential threat to Great Xia. Despite acknowledging Chu Mo's contributions, the Emperor contemplates sending him away after the coronation, fearing his growing power. The Nameless Old Eunuch suggests granting Chu Mo a fief, but the Emperor is hesitant due to Chu Mo's lack of military support. Their conversation reveals a rift forming, with both sides aware yet reluctant to address it. Meanwhile, Chu Mo reflects on family matters, particularly his grandfather's romantic prospects, and discusses the Emperor's recent actions with the One-armed Uncle, who expresses concern over the Emperor's eagerness to reclaim military power.

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