Xie De knew Wei Yanchi was bold, but he hadn't expected him to be this bold, charging right up to Bearded Man and unleashing his biggest attack in his face.
Who knew where Wei Yanchi had stripped off that Soldier's uniform. Not only did it not fit, it was stained with blood and dirt, so filthy that it made him look drab all over.
His bearing, however, showed not the slightest awareness that he was the subordinate here.
Bearded Man looked at him coldly. "Whose soldier are you? Who gave you permission to be here?"
They weren't alone in the hall. Sentinels stood ramrod straight and motionless in the corners, and soldiers patrolled outside. Hearing the commotion, two had already come in to ask for instructions.
For Wei Yanchi to walk straight in and tear into Bearded Man under these circumstances took considerable courage.
Wei Yanchi smiled, outwardly respectful yet utterly punchable as he said, "You must be the famous General. What a shame that your writing is such a blot on your illustrious position."
"Insolence!"
Bearded Man was furious, repeating the word several times.
"You're a commoner! What do you know about exclamatory sentences? Can you even read? How dare you defy your superior? Get out!"
Wei Yanchi opened his mouth to speak, only to be cut off the next second by Bearded Man's categorical declaration.
"No. You don't need to speak."
In truth, he didn't want to hear anyone else's critique, especially not the comments of a Soldier like this.
He was extraordinarily arrogant. After that brief display of emotion toward the Soldier, he heaved a sigh and waved his hand, as though resigned.
"Drag him out and shoot him."
The patrolling soldiers immediately stepped forward to seize Wei Yanchi and haul him away. Wei Yanchi neither spoke