There was even a fated showdown to watch? This trip back had really been worth it.
All one could say was that Shangjing's two hidden rivals truly lived up to their reputations. Before they had even figured out the situation, they were already clashing head-on.
"You don't even know that?"
While marveling at the spectacle, Fu Qian naturally felt that a situation like this could not possibly exclude him. He immediately chimed in with a grand introduction for Taylor.
"A Shangjing genius, a rising star of the Gullard Family, a pureblood vampire."
Every word was crisp and precise, without the slightest hint of mockery. Even Chief Yuan, upon hearing it, would probably have to ponder whether he had suddenly decided to act like a decent person.
As for why he had chosen to introduce Southern Taylor when, by the order of the sentence, introducing Northern Jiang En would clearly have been more reasonable?
The reason was simple. He might have had some minor dealings with Brother Jiang En, but Taylor Gullard was an important business partner, someone who had given him full support from the very beginning of his venture.
Perhaps he was not usually good with words, but playing favorites at a crucial moment was not a problem at all.
"A Shangjing genius..."
Unfortunately, everyone was indeed most sensitive about fairness. Almost as soon as the words left his mouth, Jiang En let out a cold laugh, not even bothering to wonder why Fu Qian knew him.
The undisguised contempt in that laugh instantly overturned the indifferent persona he usually maintained.
"Heh, a pureblood vampire..."
Before Taylor could react, the next emphasized point was even more aggressive, striking directly at a keyword that Southern Taylor was both proud of and ashamed of.
"Jiang En... so it really was you."