"I must tell you, Your Highness Prince Philip's death was indeed unrelated to me."
Crown Princess Elizabeth said with certainty, "We've already obtained some clues and captured the individuals connected to them. This involves some more complex matters."
"Oh?"
Annan showed just the right amount of appropriate curiosity, "Can you tell me about it?"
She couldn't—
Crown Princess wanted to say that, but she couldn't.
Indeed, she didn't want to explain, but she had to satisfy Annan's curiosity... or rather, she had to convince Annan that this accident was not a manifestation of hostility towards him.
If she were dealing with a mature ruler—even Annan's father, or his brother, Dmitry Winter, who bore the name of Winter but not its power—Elizabeth would dare to plan at this time to gain some advantage for herself, for Noah.
But when facing Annan, she dared not act too rashly.