Though Koei's portrayal of the Three Kingdoms figures in this thoroughly demonically altered Dynasty Warriors series carried an indescribable flavor—each of them dressed with tastes far beyond their era... or rather, peculiar fetishes—the personalities and leanings of those under each major faction remained quite distinct.
This made it difficult for Martial Generals and civil officials in Dynasty Warriors who had any degree of fame and already served a lord to become Servant units under a Player.
In theory, Guo Jia Guo Fengxiao, this pleasure-loving prodigy, should have maintained a very high degree of loyalty to Cao Wei. Cheng Tian was quite curious about how someone like him had ended up following a Player out here.
Cheng Tian did not hold back and raised that question directly.
The other party had not expected Cheng Tian to be so blunt at first, but considering that he was about to "join the company" and become an extremely important manager of the Scorching Sun Legion, he treated it as a background check and answered outright.
The relationship between Guo Fengxiao and the Player leaned more toward that of employer and mercenary. Using the salvation of Guo Jia's life as the hook, the Player had obtained Guo Fengxiao's conditional loyalty.
As a man devoted to pleasure, even under the Dynasty Warriors setting, Guo Jia outside the standard storyline was someone who could not enjoy himself without wine, spent every night in revelry, and consumed Five-Stone Powder as though it were food. Any one of those habits could kill a person, let alone Guo Jia, who indulged in all five poisons.
His body had long since gone to hell. Saying he was terminally ill was not the slightest exaggeration; historical records stated that he died at the age of thirty-eight.
However, illnesses untreatable within the Dynasty