Roxi asks if she's really the princess of the county that was burned down in the war. Roxi says that she is, and that she was prepared for anything. She tells Roxi that she can't bear the ruin of her own country. She's angry at the way the emperor treated her, and she thinks that this is the ling-yun kingdom, not the county she grew up in. She accuses Roxi of being arrogant, and says that if the prince wants to take over the kingdom, he will have to rely on the strength of low-lifes like her. She says that Roxi's still useful to her, because their relationship is "strictly cooperative" . She asks Roxi if he's afraid of giving her a warning, and he says that he isn't. She also asks why he makes it sound like his life is in their hands, and why he doesn't show her timidity. She adds that the two of them have clearly planned to make her a chess piece , but what's their plan? Roxi points out that the people of the liu-yue kingdom still rebuilt the royal court above its ruins, and Roxi thinks that if she dies, she'll put aside her foolish thoughts, and think about her current situation. If she dies