March 7th and Stelle looked utterly shocked.
Before they left the Astral Express, Dan Heng had specifically stressed the Xianzhou Alliance's various rules.
When discussing the beliefs of Xianzhou natives, they must not address the Aeon of The Hunt or Xian Zhiyu by name. Otherwise, someone might report them to the Cloud Knights and the Ten-Lords Commission for the "500,000 Strale" reward.
What... was going on with Victor?!
Dan Heng instinctively looked at Daiyang.
As one of the few people present who knew the truth, Daiyang said nothing.
She did want to imitate those storybooks: reveal the truth, expose her real identity, then swagger off amid everyone's gasps of amazement, just like the heroine of a satisfying power fantasy.
Unfortunately, her father wasn't willing.
Daiyang cast a casual glance at the Dragon Preceptor.
What could she do? She could only wait until tonight.
The Dragon Preceptor bristled and glared, his trembling hands fumbling over his clothes as though searching for his Jade Abacus to contact the Cloud Knights.
Seeing this, Dan Heng hurried forward and stopped him.
"...All right, all right. Stop talking."
He looked toward Xianyu, who was frowning slightly and staring intently at the statue in the inner courtyard, as though confronted with some incomprehensible puzzle.
"You can't erect statues without Xianzhou approval. What are you doing? Disregarding Xianzhou law?"
The Dragon Preceptor snorted.
"What is this place?"
"It is Imbibitor Lunae's mansion."
"It is the private property of our Vidyadhara High Elder."
"Must we obtain Xianzhou permission for every blade of grass and every tree we put here?"
Xianyu: "..."
That made so much sense that he couldn't refute it.
Seeing Xianyu fall silent, the Dragon Preceptor lifted his chin even higher.
"He wished to commemorate the pact between the Vidyadhara and the Xianzhou Alliance, and the