Abbot Yuan Hui's assertion grew ever more intense in Capital City; many speculated about its meaning.
Could "usurping the nest of another" be referring to the Fifth Prince?
In an instant, the ministers of the court began to feel uneasy, one after another petitioning the Emperor to appoint a Crown Prince.
After all, this concerned the future of the Great Yao Kingdom; many courtiers hoped to appoint the Second Prince as Crown Prince, while another faction believed the Second Prince lacked the virtue and was not fit to become the Crown Prince.
Suddenly, amidst ceaseless debates in the court, a senior official stood up to speak of the rumors swirling through Capital City.
"Your Majesty, this servant has heard that not long ago, Master Yuan Hui abruptly left the monastery and even made a prophecy that someone would 'usurp the nest of another,' leading to the end of Great Yao's dynasty."
