He was not afraid of the Ghost Doctor, but faced with the Ghost Doctor's reputation and forceful stance, he still felt a certain pressure. The Ghost Doctor clearly did not hold Dawn Moon Pavilion in any regard, and that gave him the feeling that a storm was about to break.
He had not taken the Ghost Doctor seriously either, but who knew that a whole bunch of people claiming to owe the Ghost Doctor favors would suddenly pop up? These were their own people who had come over to greet him—why had none of them said a word before? And who knew how many more there were who had not come to greet him? It made him vaguely regretful now, feeling that in a moment of impulse, he had landed himself in a position where he could neither advance nor retreat, like riding a tiger.
He now hoped the Ghost Doctor would send someone with a message and make his position clear: as long as you release my people, this matter will be over. Then he could go down the slope with the tide.
Damn it, the Ghost Doctor would not play along at all. What was he supposed to do now—release them or not? The problem was, if he released them and they still caused trouble, then what would have been the point of releasing them?
With people in his hands, they would at least be a useful bargaining chip if anything happened.
Meanwhile, they had already given Yan Kingdom's Jinzhou a reply, saying they bore no ill intent and had detained Wu Xin and the others only because they had questions to ask.
First, they needed to stabilize Yan Kingdom's side.
Comparatively speaking, Yu Cang feared Yan Kingdom more. The Ghost Doctor was merely unfathomable, making people wary,