Reading that sentence alone, Dan Feng would have thought it was a line from some storybook.
Something a scheming female supporting character would say to come between the romantic leads.
But on closer inspection, those words had come straight from the Former Marshal himself...
Good thing I didn't bring out my dragon tail, Dan Feng thought.
Otherwise, his scales would have bristled on the spot!
If the Former Marshal was the scheming female supporting character... wait, he'd definitely be a lead, not a supporting character!
Then what was I? The villain stopping him from getting his happily ever after with the male lead, Jingliu?!
Countless thoughts raced through Dan Feng's mind as he recalled Yubie's unsent letter.
That letter contained three sheets of paper.
One was for the Former Marshal, and the other two were for "Imbibitor Lunae."
Dan Feng had read Yubie's letter to the Former Marshal first.
It contained only a single paragraph.
Then Dan Feng had turned to the letter Yubie had left for "Imbibitor Lunae."
It carefully recounted everything that had happened between Yubie and the Former Marshal.
Yubie wrote that, before formally allying with the Xianzhou Alliance, he had slipped away from his people and visited the streets and alleys of the Luofu.
He believed that no amount of extravagant praise from the Marshal's subordinates could compare to the opinions of ordinary citizens.
Yubie had never expected the Xianzhou Marshal, renowned throughout the Starsea for his ruthless decisiveness, to have his subordinates fulfill the requests of Xianzhou natives down to the smallest detail.
He had met many rulers, but never anyone like the Former Marshal.
What surprised Yubie even more was that a junior's confession had frightened the man into fleeing from the Yaoqing to the Luofu.
He was an ally worthy of trust, and