When Su Yan saw Kekel, he didn't believe a word of what he said from the very beginning.
Saying so much and trying to shift all the responsibility onto others was obviously just an attempt to play the victim and elicit sympathy. He knew that if he acted pitiful in front of Su Yan, things would surely go much better for him—at the very least, he could save his own skin and come out of this unscathed.
Yet, after experiencing so much, Su Yan was no longer willing to trust anyone. Even if the Prince of the Northern Territory himself were to appear before him and bow his head, Su Yan would not believe a single word he uttered.
Chapter 290