Is this meant to intimidate the Second Fujin?
What is the need for this?
She's just a little girl of fifteen or sixteen, and the Empress Dowager who has always 'cherished' the Second Prince, why is it necessary?
The Second Prince truly doesn't have a good opinion of the Empress Dowager.
He wasn't feeling sorry for the Second Fujin, just displeased with the Empress Dowager's actions.
With a smile, he stepped forward, "I understand your affection for your grandson, Imperial Grandmother. But the Nalan Clan was already fatigued yesterday, and got up before dawn. She might find it hard to endure, would it be alright for the Imperial Grandmother to let her sit down?"
He said these words with a smile, yet they were quite audacious.
He gave no face to the Empress Dowager and didn't regard the Fujin either.
While seemingly speaking up for her, this also gave the Fujin a label of fragility.
At their first meeting, it already left a poor impression of the Fujin for the Empress Dowager.
