"What exactly does the old Dragon King expect me to do?"
Facing the onslaught of information, Zhang Chi's mood grew heavy, but his greatest strength was to maintain clarity amid any emotion, then focusing on the crux of the issue.
As a lawyer, being unemotional was a fundamental professional quality.
Only through calmness, can one be rational.
Zhang Chi quickly realized that the old Dragon King must have a bias, and instead of wrestling with his own inner turmoil, it was better to ask for the Dragon King's thoughts. This could also serve as a logical starting point for his own judgement.
Seeing Zhang Chi ask so directly caught the Dragon King off guard.
"I thought that given your nature, you would make your own decision."
"The wisdom of the Dragon King far surpasses that of the junior. It is only natural that I should humbly seek advice."
Zhang Chi's demeanor that day was one of humility, but the Dragon King only felt he was as slippery as an eel, crafty in his thoughts.
