The gold and silver items confiscated from the homes of Chai Pengfei, Xu Huirong, and Hu Bingchen amounted to approximately thirty million taels of silver. With so much money, Shuangshuang naturally couldn't manage it alone.
Shuangshuang verified, recorded, and sealed all the confiscated gold, silver, and jewelry, making copies of the account records to prevent any mishaps on the way to delivering the message.
These account books, along with those confiscated from the carriage shop, were handed over to the Hidden Guard. Shuangshuang wrote a memorial detailing the origins of the case and specially instructed Ying Yi to send several Hidden Guards to escort the books and memorial to the Capital City.
The Emperor had specifically instructed that Shuangshuang's memorial could bypass any official and be delivered directly to him, and the Hidden Guard had unique ways to report to the Emperor.
