Noisy Alley was nothing like its name suggested. It was home to respectable people from wealthy households and grand estates, and at night it was so quiet that the only sound was barking dogs. Today, however, the dogs were especially excited—because two new households had moved in.
Long before the Shi and Qin families arrived, Shi Huaifeng had already arranged their lodgings. Through the operations of the Rites Guard, he had purchased two residences in Noisy Alley, one large and one small. The larger one was deep in the alley and would house the Shi family, while the smaller one was at the entrance and would house the Qin family.
After all, Shi Huaifeng did not have Qin Leyin's boldness. Since he had practically moved his entire clan to Flame Capital, he naturally needed a larger place to live.
Qin Leyin, on the other hand, had brought only his younger brother and sister, apart from a few servants. In a sense, his younger siblings were no different from servants to him—what was the difference between hero units with proper names and ordinary units that did not even have names?
When Le Yu and Shi Huaifeng arrived at Noisy Alley, they happened to see the hero unit Qin Yueyang receiving an unfamiliar middle-aged man at the entrance of New Qin Manor. Qin Yueyang caught sight of Qin Leyin and raised his eyebrows at him.
Le Yu did not know whether this was some kind of superpower shared by the Qin brothers—or whether Qin Leyin had a hidden profession as a Pokémon training master—but he could actually accurately understand Qin Yueyang's meaning from the twitch of his eyebrows. It was practically Eye WeChat:
"Should I pretend to be the Qin family's spokesman, or should I openly reveal your identity?"
Le Yu racked