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Summary

On June 9, the fourteenth year of Jing Han, in Bianliang, it was a significant day for Wu Dynasty officials, marking a month since the death of Right Chancellor Qin Si Yuan. The morning court commenced early, with officials gathering to discuss political appointments and responsibilities, particularly regarding the Jurchens. Ning Yi, a key figure, arrived at the palace, feeling isolated among the officials. He interacted briefly with Tan Zhen and Tang Ke, who reminded him to focus on his duties despite Qin Si Yuan's absence. As the court began, discussions ensued, and the atmosphere was tense, reflecting the political landscape's shifting dynamics. Meanwhile, Tie Tian Ying and his subordinates searched for an informant, discovering a lead that prompted them to act swiftly. In the Wu Rui Camp, Li Bing Wen engaged in casual conversation with Han Jing, while Lu Hong Ti entered the palace, navigating security checks before approaching the imperial study.

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