The player had tragically lost his mobs and had nowhere to vent his feelings, so he showered Lan with sarcasm. When he turned back, the five High Elders were utterly silent.
Xianyu belatedly realized he had neglected his prospective partners.
Just as Xianyu was about to say something, Lord Huyuan stepped forward first, smiling as she expressed her willingness to ally with the Xianzhou.
The other four High Elders echoed her agreement.
Xianyu was puzzled.
Wasn't the normal procedure to go back and forth a few more times and discuss their benefits?
Besides, the Vidyadhara had countless internal rules and all sorts of complicated formalities.
Even the number of attendants and Dragon Preceptors assigned to each High Elder was subject to particular requirements.
After listening to the High Elders for a while earlier, Xianyu had immediately abandoned any hope of wrapping this up quickly.
He had thought his own views were conservative enough, but the Vidyadhara were even more conservative, practically a feudal family.
They probably had to calculate an auspicious date in advance before doing anything, right?
Xianyu, and indeed the entire Xianzhou, operated with efficiency in mind. But for the Vidyadhara... he was willing to make reasonable concessions.
Out of respect for his partners, Xianyu took the initiative to ask:
"Why don't we pick an auspicious date?"
Lord Huyuan shook her head. First, she made their position clear, saying they did not wish to trouble the Marshal again when he already had so much to attend to.
Then she brought up the Vidyadhara, explaining that they did not concern themselves with auspicious dates.
Finally, Lord Huyuan praised the "Reignbow Arbiter" and the Xianzhou, expressing her sincere desire to ally with them.
Upon hearing that, Xianyu immediately nodded.
If something could be settled that day, he would never put