The governor watched the two men about to duel, his face full of curiosity and anticipation.
"Should we stop the duel? This is illegal," A Xu said.
Beside her, the governor existed only as an energy body. He said with interest, "No, let them duel. Huang Ji really knows how to keep his cool. That supposedly dead woman, Lian Na, is clearly alive and well. He's playing along with the mistake to embarrass the Star Alliance."
A Xu said, "Then we have all the more reason to stop it. If someone who shouldn't have a red name dies in a duel, it will do enormous damage to the Star Alliance's reputation."
The governor laughed. "Huang Ji doesn't think he'll die. He doesn't actually have a red name, yet he hasn't lodged a complaint. He's taking his time and letting himself remain in danger. That means he's confident."
"So I'm very curious about what he can do. Could the Ziwei Style really have some hidden ultimate technique?"
"But no matter how powerful a technique is, it can't possibly penetrate his defenses."
A Xu pursed her lips. "Since you appreciate him, just step in and settle this. You can ask him for pointers however you like afterward. Why let a duel that should never have happened continue?"
The governor waved a hand. "The fault lies with our Star Alliance this time. If he has real ability, step in and stop the duel, punish Ou Bo severely, and make amends."
"But if he has no real ability and thinks the Star Alliance will definitely save him just because he's innocent, then he's far too naive."
A Xu pondered this. The governor's meaning was simple. Although Ou Bo had abused his authority and committed a grave error, the Star Alliance generally dealt with such