After leaving Kong City and returning to the Sacred Academy, Fang Yun sent a letter to his friend Kong Delun. They chatted about the New Year atmosphere in Kong City, and Fang Yun mentioned the soldiers riding post-station carriages. He also casually remarked that the Literary Gazette's publicity was too one-sided: it should not always focus on how great and passionate soldiers were or how they sacrificed themselves, but should present them from multiple perspectives.
Upon receiving Fang Yun's letter, Kong Delun immediately understood his intent. He personally contacted the Kong Family member responsible for providing current-affairs material to the Sacred Academy's Literary Gazette, asking him to submit the incident at Kong City's post station that day and offer commentary in line with Fang Yun's wishes.
The first day of the lunar year was not only New Year's Day, but also the publication date of each year's first issues of the Sacred Way and the Literary Gazette.
After finishing his conversation with Kong Delun, Fang Yun began reading the Sacred Way.
Ao Huang and Nunu sprawled over another table, leafing through the Literary Gazette.
The dragon and fox bickered whenever they had nothing else to do.
"Ying, ying, ying..."
"It's not that I read fast. You read slowly!"
"Ying, ying, ying..."
"Enough. Stop squealing every time you see Fang Yun in here. Isn't looking at him all day enough?"
"Wait, I want to read this carefully. Don't turn the page just because Fang Yun isn't on it..."
"Ying, ying, ying..."
Fang Yun glanced at the pair, smiled, and continued reading his copy of the Sacred Way.
The latest issue of the Sacred Way carried an announcement from the Editorial Review Institute: in light of the clear progress made in the Sacred Ways of the Human Race's various schools over the