When the Need Arises, One Regrets Knowing Too Little

City Lord Tu Hai had learned about it earlier from his steward, Jiao Shi.

This distinguished guest surnamed Yue was named Titan, a scion of some family from the Southern Heaven Realm. The other party had not revealed which family exactly, but Tu Hai guessed it was certainly one of the top ten families in the Southern Heaven Realm—perhaps even one of the top ten families in the Upper Heaven Realm. Claiming to come from the Southern Heaven Realm might merely have been a pretext. Whether in strength or status, he did not dare address her by name. Whether out of courtesy, heartfelt respect, or deliberate flattery, Tu Hai could not call her by name as he would any other young junior, even if he was more than a hundred years older than her.

He respectfully addressed her as "Third Young Master," using the form of address Steward Jiao Shi had learned from the other side.

Tu Duo and the generals behind him all found Tu Hai's deference rather baffling.

She clearly did not look like a Heaven-rank powerhouse. Why was the City Lord receiving her with such ceremony?

Could this young person's identity be particularly noble?

"Today, we came to pay a visit to the City Lord. We are deeply moved that the City Lord personally came to receive us." Old Fox, standing beside Yue Yang, spoke for them, while Yue Yang merely gave a slight nod and put on the bearing of a great young master.

"This is but a humble country city, crude in the extreme. I fear it may offend the honored guest's eyes and ears." Though Yue Yang had merely nodded, City Lord Tu Hai was especially delighted.

A superior!

This was the bearing of a superior!

The ones who made long-winded speeches were all