The Twelfth Prince angrily walked to Guangling Palace.

The guards bowed their hands in greeting.

He said coldly: "Is Ming Qi, the envoy of the Western Regions, here, let him come out, I have something to ask him."

Seeing that the Twelve Princes looked uneasy, the soldiers did not dare to delay, and immediately went to spread the word.

After a while, Ming Qi walked out with steady steps in a wide ink-colored robe.

"His Twelfth Highness, what's the matter with Ming Qi?" he asked politely.

Sudden!

The twelfth prince grabbed his collar and took him directly to the side!

Ming Qi was startled and his voice was cold: "What are you doing!"

The Twelfth Prince took Ming Qi to the palace road next to Guangling Palace, and no one passed by.

Then he lowered his voice, his eyes dark and deep: "You are Gu Ziya, right!"

Boom.

Ming Qi froze in place.

He shook off the shackles of the arms of the Twelfth Prince and sneered to the side: "Who did His Highness say?"

The twelfth prince gritted his teeth: "You are still pretending! I have never admitted my mistake this time, you are my younger brother who disappeared for many years, the thirteenth prince Gu Ziya!"

"At first you knew all about the fact that I couldn't use the wound medicine."

"I thought it was a coincidence, but after seeing the mole on your right wrist, I think you are thirteen again."

"Even if you denied it at the time, I still have doubts in my heart."

The Twelfth Prince's voice was cold: "I don't believe that there are so many coincidences in this world."

"So after I came back, I went to multiple sources for verification, and I found out that what I believed to be true turned out to be false."

"I always thought that the thirteenth brother was really dumb, but I went to the Tai Hospital and looked at the medical book of the year, only to find that the thirteenth brother's throat was burnt!"

"He's not dumb, he just couldn't speak for a while."

Because of this, the Twelfth Prince was preconceived and thought he was dumb.

It has been misunderstood for many years.

Ming Qi smiled and tried to keep his composure.

"What the Twelfth Highness said sounds reasonable and well-founded, but in fact it is all his own guesses."

"I accompanied Princess Natu to Daqi and lived in the palace for a month. Why isn't anyone saying that I look like the Thirteenth Prince?"

The twelfth prince's eyebrows looked cold: "It's not difficult to explain, when the thirteenth brother was in the palace, he didn't attract attention."

"He left very early, and the only Aunt Su Xue who knew him well has long since passed away."

"And the group of palace servants who had seen him back then basically all left the palace because of their old age."

Having said this, the Twelfth Prince laughed: "However, there is one person who remembers him, and that is me."

"The first time I saw you, it felt familiar, but I couldn't tell how it felt."

"After so many years, a person's appearance may be completely different from when he was a child, but it will never be beyond recognition."

"Ming Qi, you are Thirteen."

Ming Qi looked at him coldly: "His Twelfth Highness, I can understand your hard work and persistence in finding your brother."

"But it doesn't seem appropriate for you to pester a stranger because of a few coincidences, doesn't it?"

The twelfth prince took a deep breath: "You don't admit it, that's good, I remember that the thirteenth brother can't eat peanuts, otherwise he will keep sneezing."

"This method is stupid, but it allows you to prove your innocence. You might as well try it in front of me."

"If I'm wrong, I'm willing to bow my head to apologize to you, but if you lie..."

The twelfth prince's throat rolled: "I hope you don't lie."

Ming Qi looked at him fixedly, the two had similar temperaments, both like unsheathed blades, with a chilling chill.

But Mingqi's slightly clenched fist in his sleeve revealed his thoughts.

Just when the two were at a stalemate.

A faint voice came from the side: "Ming Qi, is what he said true?"

The two turned their heads and saw Natu walking out from the corner.