"The might of the Saint is contained but not exposed, latent yet not unleashed; it intimidates without anger, and subdues enemies without combat. In this view, the act of dispatching military supply teams from This World through Nan Jin is rather... improper," an elderly Confucian Scholar remarked, shaking his head thoughtfully.
Opposite, the young scholar, considering it a favor to Qing Yuan, quickly refilled his tea with the most sincere posture and promptly asked, "Could you kindly illuminate what exactly is improper, Sir?"
Guests at several nearby tables were drawn to the topic, all listening attentively, some even turning their chairs around. Noticing the gathered attention, the Confucian Scholar became quite pleased, instead chose to act reserved, saying, "This is merely my humble opinion, not necessarily wise."
