Of course Sui Xiong knew about Leon's injury.
Leon had been injured inside his temple. If a god did not even know what happened within his own temple, he might as well buy a block of tofu and smash his head into it!
Sui Xiong was very displeased, but he had no intention of personally dealing with the Crimson Moon King.
For one thing, Leon's injuries were not serious. For another... Leon truly did not have the moral high ground in this matter.
He had gone to spy on someone else and been injured when they struck back. What was there to cry injustice or complain about?
Of course, if Leon had been seriously hurt, Sui Xiong would not have bothered being reasonable. But Leon's injuries were minor, so in this situation, Brother Xiong was still willing to reason things out.
Besides, the Crimson Moon King's strength was only so-so. Leon would surpass him sooner or later, and when that time came, letting Leon settle their grievances himself with a proper fight would be only right and proper.
Compared to that, there was something else Sui Xiong cared about more right now.
"Names?" Looking at the report, he asked in confusion, "Does our Northwest Republic really have that many people without names?"
This report had been submitted by Renard. Its contents proposed launching an initiative in the Northwest Republic to "complete people's names."
At first glance, Sui Xiong froze—why complete people's names? Were there really many nameless people in the Northwest Republic? Or were there many people with strange and bizarre names?
Only after reading further did he finally understand what Renard meant.
In this world, commoners had no surnames, only given names. Because they lacked education, their names generally had little distinction, endlessly cycling through a few common words