Ch. 381I'll Handle It.
Key Plot Points and Events
- Maria and her companions leave the inn without incident due to Wei Sanzheng's presence.
- Wei Sanzheng, a high-ranking general, is present at the inn, causing surprise among the guards and patrons.
- A meeting is held in a private room, discussing recent unrest and a potential famine in the Great Wilderness.
- Wei Sanzheng reports sensing something strange about Maria and her companion, describing them as very strong, but harboring no ill intent.
Character Developments
- Wei Sanzheng: Displayed his influence and authority as a general, and demonstrated his keen perception of Maria's strength.
- The unnamed man (Wei Sanzheng's brother): Struggled with balancing the needs of his subordinates and the potential famine, ultimately deciding to advance their wages.
- The unnamed woman (finance manager): Prioritized the potential famine, refusing to allocate extra funds for overtime work.
Significant Themes
- Strength and power dynamics: Maria's strength is noted by Wei Sanzheng, highlighting her potential influence in the story.
- Responsibility and decision-making: Characters grapple with their responsibilities, making tough decisions that prioritize different needs.
- Perception and judgment: Wei Sanzheng's ability to sense Maria's strength and lack of ill intent raises questions about how characters are perceived and judged.
Character Interactions
- Wei Sanzheng and the unnamed man: They interact as brothers, with the unnamed man seeking Wei Sanzheng's opinion and support.
- The unnamed man and the unnamed woman: They clash over the allocation of funds, each prioritizing different needs.
- Wei Sanzheng and the group: They discuss the potential threat posed by Maria and her companion, with Wei Sanzheng's assessment carrying significant weight.