Qing Yu walked alone on the streets of Divine Capital, holding a black wood box.
Feng Jiu had been intercepted at the city gates earlier and was invited to a banquet. The person extending the invitation was also a Prince, the Tenth Prince, Feng Jue.
Eighth Prince Feng Qiwu, being a disciple of the Mountain River Academy's Dean and a talented scholar and warrior, held too great an advantage. Any prince aspiring to the supreme throne of Northern Zhou fervently supported Feng Jiu, and the Tenth Prince certainly wouldn't be the last.
However, according to Qing Yu, this Tenth Prince was no match for the Sixth Prince. The Sixth Prince, a man of proud disposition, would humble himself and seek favor from Feng Jiu, whom he had previously disregarded, whenever necessary. He would leverage the bonds of brotherhood to garner emotional appeal.
