Trying to win the Yan Luo Clan over to Great Ying was certainly not something Qin Yang could discuss with Luo Song. Luo Song could not make that decision, and even the Yan Luo Clan's current patriarch might not be able to call the shots.
According to the Yan Luo Clan's long-term plans, the one destined to lead the clan over the next ten thousand years was Luo Song's elder brother, Luo Bai. The current patriarch merely held the title now. Luo Bai had already begun slowly taking over everything in the Yan Luo Clan, and once he had everything at his fingertips, the current patriarch would naturally step down and retire.
The Yan Luo Clan's relocation to Great Ying concerned the foundation of their descendants for generation after generation. It definitely had to be discussed with Luo Bai, and it certainly would not be easy. Qin Yang merely wanted to test the Yan Luo Clan's attitude first.
Luo Song brought the message back. Luo Bai did not know what Qin Yang wanted to discuss, nor did he ever imagine Qin Yang intended to draw them into Great Ying. Since it was only a discussion, Luo Bai naturally had no reason to refuse.
Great Yan was no longer the Great Yan of old—the Great Yan that had trembled beneath Great Ying's might yet stood hard and unyielding. Back then, the Emperor Ying had swallowed the eight wildernesses with his ambition, his pressure blanketing the great wilderness as he destroyed eight nations in succession. At that time, Great Yan had already prepared for a nationwide war and a desperate final struggle. Even Great Yan's Great Emperor back then had been incomparably unyielding in both action and bearing, determined to die in a death battle against the Emperor Ying.
Yet after the