Did he want large numbers of people from the Red Moon Holy Temple to die in Zion? What a crude idea!
Luo Na turned to glance at Zhou Di and found him looking at her too.
Neither said anything, but clearly, both had noticed this suspicious point. Was it to provoke a war?
No. Given the current circumstances of the Four Great City-States, as long as the Dark Age continued, as long as monsters kept spawning in the darkness and the Black Tide remained, war between the Four Great City-States was impossible.
That was the fundamental policy and prevailing direction, not something an individual could change.
Did this Wang Xi simply want the Red Moon Holy Temple to send more people to intervene, investigate, or merely target someone in particular?
While the two pondered Wang Xi's words, Gu Beichen also lowered his head, his eyes flickering.
Political infighting. Definitely political infighting. This Wang Xi simply wants Xu Le's backer dead... Surely Luo Na and Zhou Di can see that? Well, I can't blame them. They're just commoners who've never experienced disputes among the upper nobility. How could they see as far ahead as I do?
Gu Beichen curled his lip and shook his head.
He actually wasn't wrong. Though he sometimes seemed rather foolish, he was several times more sensitive to political infighting than the people around him.
In Lighthouse, this sort of political infighting was practically commonplace. He had witnessed his own father fighting with his second uncle when he was little.
As far as Gu Beichen was concerned, he had seen straight through the current situation.
Seeing everyone remain silent, Wang Xi seemed to realize he had indeed been a little too eager, so he added:
"All right, I was a little impatient. After what you've been through