Although he did not know the elderly man's identity, the fact that the Pontiff himself had personally written a letter to him meant that Bishop Cani would definitely not neglect this elder.
After all, he harbored immense ambition to one day preside over all religious adjudications.
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"A bowl of miso ramen, a plate of natto, and a serving of tempura."
Shu Guan, seated in a Xuri Empire-style breakfast shop, ordered breakfast smoothly in Xuri Empire language.
Although he disliked the people of the Xuri Empire, he did not dislike the cuisine of the Xuri Empire.
Shu Guan considered these to be two entirely separate matters.
Of course, even if Shu Guan found Xuri Empire cuisine worth sampling, he would not specifically make an early morning trip to the Xuri Empire's concession just to eat a Xuri-style breakfast.
Having breakfast was incidental; the main purpose was to conduct some cleaning up.
