Chapter 1267 There Is No Clue

Name：Eight-year-old Princess: Phoenix Reborn Author：Lan You Ruo
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After Yun Shang dressing up properly, the stewards were already waiting outside.

Yun Shang stood up and left the bedroom to deal with today's affairs.

There was no important things today. After every steward reported, Yun Shang asked them to leave.

As soon as she got up and was about to go back to her bedroom to change into her daily clothes and go out of the palace, she heard Pei Lan standing beside her saying, "Isn't that Cui Wei from Her Former Majesty' palace?"

Yun Shang followed Pei Lan's gaze and saw a servant slowly walking towards them. She looked familiar, and it seemed that she had indeed seen her in Taihe Palace yesterday.

Yun Shang sat back and said, "Bring her in."

The servant came in and bowed to Yun Shang. "Greetings, your majesty."

Yun Shang smiled. "Get up. What's wrong? Is there anything happened to Her Former Majesty? "

Cui Wei shook her head slightly and said, "Her Former Majesty asked me to tell your majesty that Steward Wang from Imperial Library has.... been dead.

ith her eyes closed, and there was no expression of pain on her face. There was a wound on her neck and the blood flew all over the ground. Several hours later, the blood had already seeped to the ground, leaving only the brown stains.

Yun Shang walked to the corpse of Wang Wenxiang, looked down at it for a long time, and then turned around and walked out.

Xia Huanyu was talking to Hua Ling. When he heard the footsteps, he turned around and asked, "Have you found anything?"

Yun Shang shook her head and said, "The wounds between the guards' eyebrows should have been hit by something. From the shape, it should be a small round thing. And from the corpse layout, that person should have walked in from the outside, and he should have made some noise to attract the guards' attention."

"As for Wang Wenxiang..." Yun Shang pressed her lips and said, "She was lying on the ground when she died, so it's difficult to tell the height of the murderer. The clues left at the scene... There is actually no clue. "