Qi Fei pulled Hua Xiong away, but he didn't forget to send word to the other officers in the army.
He reckoned most of them were already waiting over there.
The others had felt a little embarrassed at first.
But under Ma Chao and the Four Fools' lead, they'd learned to cast aside their dignity.
Come to think of it, Hua Xiong and the Three Fools probably shared a special bond.
And by "bond," I mean the Chinese usage of the word, not the Japanese one.
When Hua Xiong was on his own, he was a dependable general in both intelligence and conduct.
But whenever he got together with the Three Fools, his intelligence plummeted.
He became the Three Fools of Xiliang's fourth fool, fitting into the group without the slightest awkwardness.
Besides the four of them, there was also Ma Chao, the Fifth Fool, and Sun Ce, the Extra Fool.
If Lu Bu hadn't been at odds with the Xiliang Faction, he'd probably have joined the group too.
Sometimes, Qi Fei wondered whether armies in this world did better when they gave up on using their brains.
Those fellows might've been fools, but none of them was weak.
Lu Bu went without saying.
After Qi Fei taught him the Shrouding the Heavens Method, the man had basically reached the level of the world's second-strongest fighter.
He truly was a proper xuanhuan protagonist from the God Three world.
The Three Fools had learned by watching Hua Xiong, and now they were firmly among the top Three Talents.
The two legions under Ma Chao could go toe-to-toe with the Flying Bear.
Qi Fei had certainly played a part, but Ma Chao's willingness to fight fiercely was what gave those two legions their spirit.
Even Sun Ce had raised his personal guards