"A letter from the Demon Foxes?" An inexplicable suspicion flickered in Luo Qiu's eyes. As he spoke, he took the letter and opened it to inspect it.
Sha Rulai replied respectfully, "Yes. This disciple had only just returned when I heard from those below that someone had delivered a letter for me. When I found it and opened it, I learned that it was a letter from the Demon Foxes."
It was unclear whether Luo Qiu had taken those words in. Upon seeing the contents of the letter, his pupils suddenly contracted. Holding the letter in one hand, his gaze remained fixed on the paper for a long while.
Sha Rulai stood solemnly by and waited. After waiting for quite some time without seeing any reaction from Luo Qiu, he found the man seemingly petrified, with an indescribably complicated look in his eyes.
Sha Rulai secretly found it strange. He had read the letter's contents. They were very simple: Sha Huanli was in the hands of the Fox Clan; someone in the Fox Clan whom Luo Fangfei had not seen for many years wished to meet her. They only wanted to see Luo Fangfei once and guaranteed that they would not harm her in any way.
Of course, the letter emphasized that only Luo Fangfei was permitted to go. So long as she went, the Fox Clan guaranteed that Sha Huanli would be unharmed.
If they refused, however, the Fox Clan would not guarantee Sha Huanli's safety.
What remained was the detailed meeting place.
The contents of the letter were vague and exceedingly brief. How could something like this possibly make Luo Qiu agree to let his daughter risk herself in exchange? Sha Rulai found it difficult to understand. Yet Niu Youdao had spoken with absolute certainty, and should not