Dan Feng wore a complicated expression.
To him, Xianyu was first a friend he got along with, and second the former Xianzhou Marshal.
They had plenty to talk about, so he had never looked too closely at whether there was a generation gap between them.
Dan Feng steeled himself and finished reading the article, looking somewhat dazed.
As expected of the Former Marshal.
How should I reply?
The High Elder frowned deeply, then came up with an idea.
He swiped across the screen and searched for a long time before finally finding the group chat he had muted ages ago tucked away in a corner.
It was his group chat with the Dragon Preceptors.
Once, they had been sworn enemies.
Now, new Vidyadhara were born every few days, and the Dragon Preceptors had instantly changed their tune, frequently praising "Imbibitor Lunae" in the group chat.
Dan Feng scrolled through the chat, finding nothing but the Dragon Preceptors' reaction images.
A few red roses formed the background, with large, flashing words above them.
A shudder ran through the High Elder.
Flowers this cheap, unworthy of even entering my courtyard...
Xianyu definitely wouldn't like them.
As Dan Feng scrolled, he suddenly realized something.
Could Xianyu be worried about me?
Worried that what happened at Scalegorge Waterscape would happen again?
Dan Feng's hands slowed, and he sank into thought.
If something happened to Baiheng, would I turn her into a Vidyadhara?
Yes.
How could I possibly let Baiheng die?
Although the Current Marshal deleted some of the memories related to Xianyu...
If Dan Feng needed it, he only had to ask. Xianyu certainly would not refuse.
Besides, Yingxing was a perfect example.
Yingxing should have been entrusted with important responsibilities by the Luofu's leadership, perhaps even the Current Marshal, but he was a