Chapter 1450 - 1451: Arresting Someone on the Spot
On the throne, the Emperor of Great Tang appeared in excellent spirits. At first glance, Ye Luo couldn’t discern his cultivation level at all. Clearly, he was protected by a powerful artifact.
Of course, Ye Luo didn’t dwell on it. Instead, he walked straight toward the seat the palace attendant had prepared for him.
Little did he know, at this moment, Ye Luo had already stunned the entire court into silence.
It wasn’t about who Ye Luo was, but rather about the treatment he was receiving from the Emperor of Great Tang.
Perhaps Ye Luo himself hadn’t realized that the side he was seated on contained only one prince. In Ye Luo’s mind, he merely thought that since there were two princes seated on the opposite side, his placement balanced things out.
Unbeknownst to him, the person seated right beside him was none other than the Crown Prince!
In the Great Tang Empire’s court meetings, neither ministers nor princes stood; everyone had their designated seats.
If someone was absent, their seat would remain empty.
These were the so-called "court benches."
The court bench system was a tradition of the Great Tang Empire, and it also symbolized a person’s status and power.
Typically, civil officials sat on the left and military officials on the right on the first tier. Those holding ranks of Prince or above sat on the second tier. The third tier was reserved exclusively for the Emperor alone!
Before Ye Luo arrived, many had been speculating where his court bench would be placed. But no one could have imagined that Ye Luo’s court bench would be directly beneath the Crown Prince’s!