A man without eyes could have sensed the way the empress softened; she who is overcome with the child’s cries, a woman without a brood of her own. But not only for those who could serve her, for this one was a motherless girl.
“She will die without interference, your highness.” The nomad’s nose tells him she is alone.
But Wèi Jūn is not here to be a moral judge of character to the royal decree, only to enact, as an extension of her own arm.
“She will die without interference, your highness.” The nomad’s nose tells him she is alone.
But Wèi Jūn is not here to be a moral judge of character to the royal decree, only to enact, as an extension of her own arm.
mongolian | mandarin