Tian Zhuang stayed behind. Hearing Gu Kaichen complaining loudly on and on, he knew the man wasn't seriously injured. After all, he was still in relatively good spirits, which meant the stones hadn't hit any vital spots.
"That's exactly what happened," Gu Kaichen said. "I merely wanted to visit my third younger brother. Who knew that wicked servant in his home would drum up a bunch of fabricated charges and incite the clueless commoners to attack me..."
Of course, Gu Kaichen hated the passersby who threw stones at him, but those people had already run away. He didn't know who was who, so he could only direct all his fury at Gu Kaiyuan and the others.
"We understand what you're saying," Tian Zhuang replied, "but we can't just take your one-sided story for it. Do you have witnesses?"
"Witnesses?" Gu Kaichen grew agitated. "Everyone on the street at the time is a witness. If you don't believe me, go arrest them and bring them back!
