Transmigrating and Raising Children: I'll Make Earth's Delicacies Go Viral

Chapter 259: Confrontation

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

Loya rushed to the king’s side, assisting him until he gradually calmed down and recovered.

Recalling the ministers’ objections, the king’s fury intensified. “She was merely participating in state affairs to investigate the poisoning. Why did you stop her? Are you also involved in the poisoning?”

His words sent shockwaves through the room. The First Prince bowed his head, deep in thought.

Attempting to defuse the tension, the Queen intervened. “We are a family. Let’s not dwell on this any longer. It’s a positive thing for your sister to share some of the burdens.”

She turned to Loya and added, “You are still young. If you have any questions, you can seek guidance from your three brothers. Your father and I are here for you. You may leave now.”

Loya offered a slight nod and addressed the king, “Father, I have arranged for the distribution of honey to the poisoned individuals. It is being distributed outside the castle gates. I will go and assess the situation.”

The king closed his eyes, nodding in response. He appeared visibly fatigued as he reclined back on the bed.

The Eldest Prince had initially intended to pass on the responsibilities to Loya, but seeing the king’s lack of desire to continue, he had no choice but to depart.

“I’ve seen you grow up on a barren planet, but I never expected you to possess such capabilities,” the Eldest Prince whispered into Loya’s ear. “I hope you understand your position.”

Despite the Eldest Prince’s fondness for his sister, her recent actions had

veered off course, especially her desire to involve herself in politics, which directly affected the interests of the other princes.

The ministers had reached a consensus that the Eldest Prince should assume governmental responsibilities. In the event that the king did not awaken, he would be next in line for the throne.

However, Loya’s introduction of the antidote, coupled with the king granting her involvement in governmental affairs, left the Eldest Prince feeling cautious.

Feigning ignorance, Loya smiled and replied, “Of course, I understand my position. I am the princess of the empire, and it is my duty to think of my father’s well-being and make valuable contributions.”

She offered a slight bow before continuing, “Elder Brother, please excuse me. I need to distribute the honey.”

Observing Loya’s departure, the Eldest Prince narrowed his eyes, sensing the need to address certain matters.

Meanwhile, in the live-stream room, Liao Ning perspired profusely as she worked on producing more antidotes. To expedite the drying process, they even utilized equipment from the laboratory, causing the temperature in the room to rise significantly.

“Auntie, let me help,” Liao Nai volunteered, transforming back into his wolf form and using his claws to crush the petals.

Liao Ning wiped the sweat from her brow, expressing her concern. “I wonder what’s happening outside. Many people have been poisoned.”

“At least 10,000 people have been affected,” a staff member whispered. “The staff in the live-stream room all passed away suddenly yesterday. I’ve heard that many people outside were poisoned, but only a few dozen have died.”

She glanced at the staff member beside her and, ensuring nobody overheard, approached Liao Ning. “The person in the live-stream room died yesterday. My sister felt dizzy when she returned home, but she passed away this morning when she came to work…

Biting her lip, she fought back tears. “My sister said you are a kind person, and she trusted you. I trust you too. I hope you can uncover the truth.”

Witnessing her struggle to contain her sadness, Liao Ning felt a pang of discomfort. These people had lost their lives due to her actions, and she knew Loya was undoubtedly the culprit.

Liao Ning nodded in acknowledgment. “I won’t let their deaths be in vain. I will pursue the truth.”

After an afternoon of distribution, the royal family’s honey had been distributed to nearly all affected households. Although the quantity provided was not substantial, it proved sufficient for detoxification.

Loya emerged as the savior of Planet Dynasty. The entire palace treated her with reverence, and even the people of the empire began to speak highly of the Princess of Dawn.

However, there were those who couldn’t accept this turn of events.

“You fool! You’ve ruined everything!” Sami confronted Loya as she was delivering honey to the royal family.

“You’ve destroyed the plan. Liao Ning won’t die now. Everything has been thrown into chaos!”

Sami was clearly in a sour mood. According to the plan, Liao Ning was slated for execution in a matter of days. Once news of her and Liao Nai’s demise was confirmed, the inheritance rights of the Liao Family would transfer to Liao Chen.

Yet, all of these carefully laid plans had been disrupted by Loya. Sami glared at her, demanding an explanation.

However, Loya appeared unfazed.. “What’s the purpose of her death? Why

would I want her dead?”