694: Chapter 467 694: Chapter 467 Long Feifeng circled the seemingly composed man before her, using intimidating words, all while putting on a fierce and menacing facade.
“Humph, don’t think for a moment that I am oblivious to your intentions.
You are certainly not a eunuch.
Whatever you’re plotting, this princess sees right through you!”
Prince San… can you even tell if I bear the true mark of a dragon or a fake one?
“Princess, aren’t you letting your imagination run wild?
Look at me, a simple man without any cultivation prowess.
How can I be as formidable and highly cultivated as you are?”
Charmed by Prince San’s flattery, Long Feifeng found this eunuch quick-witted and sweet-tongued, a man whose attractiveness could rival that of Ye Tian.
They were different types, with Ye Tian always treating her with a cold indifference.
The man before her emanated a certain delicate softness, perhaps due to his status as a eunuch.
Long Feifeng merely wanted to keep him by her side as a male companion for amusement, with no intentions of any romantic relations with a eunuch before her marriage.
Ye Tian was always in her heart, commanding the eunuch to serve her and stand vigil by her bed at night.
Confronting Long Feifeng, this phony eunuch, the true son of the dragon, exhibited not a shred of inferiority before the king’s daughter, nor did he have the respectful and subservient demeanor one would expect before a princess.
He saw straight through the desires of both the princess and the empress, these flirtatious women.
He wasn’t put off by them; after all, his trip to the Imperial Palace was meant to show off his true dragon form to other ladies.
The three monkeys had made clear the behavior of Prince San since he left.
Jiang Tang knew that once outside, Prince San wouldn’t be so obedient, and his guess had indeed been correct.
They meant to bring chaos to the Cultivation World of the Imperial City and to the ordinary mortals outside.
Jiang Tang had no choice but to quickly concoct the pills, preparing those that needed to be delivered to Ye Tian.
It was time for Ye Tian to return, as there were matters that only he could handle.
Another day passed, and Jiang Tang handed over the pills he had prepared with care to Ye Tian, preparing a batch each for the king, Chief Eunuch, and Tang Feiyang.
Jiang Tang presented Ye Tian with a Storage Bag filled with many pills; as an alchemist, providing for the generals who defend their country was the most he could do.
The pills were not just a gift to Ye Tian alone.
His family also had many Cultivators, who were always in need of pills, and the ample supply cultivated in his space only required his time to refine.
When Jiang Tang handed over two Storage Bags to Ye Tian, one was filled with items to be taken back.
The other contained the pills he had prepared for those three individuals.
“Ye Tian, I hear you’re taking my Senior Sister Weiwei home with you.
This is her dowry from me—full of Spirit Stones, Energy Stones, and pills.
Whatever you choose to do with these items, the pills are intended for the cultivators in your family.
It also represents the dowry I present to my Senior Sister.
There’s no need for her dowry to stay untouched; instead, it should be used to aid the cultivators in your family, and for the general and the soldiers,”
“Yes, I understand!” Ye Tian acknowledged Jiang Tang’s support for Weiwei, leveraging his identity to ensure she could proudly marry into his family.
“My Senior Sister is kind and good-natured; you must not let her down.
If you mistreat her, I’ll be the first to hold you accountable!”
In a manly tone and as a member of her natal family, Jiang Tang issued this warning to Ye Tian.
“I will protect my woman and ensure she never suffers any injustice,” Ye Tian promised solemnly.
Jiang Tang’s meeting with Ye Tian was a secret exchange, settling this matter before broaching an issue that had been occupying his thoughts for days.
He shared with Ye Tian the information gathered by the monkeys—about how the East Sea Dragon King’s three princes were causing trouble outside, recounting their misdeeds to Ye Tian.
Hearing Jiang Tang’s words, Ye Tian understood why Jiang Tang was so urgently insisting on his return—it was to prevent chaos in the Imperial City.
Afterward, Jiang Tang also met with Weiwei to offer his blessings, followed by gifting her with a Storage Bag filled with precious items, including an assortment of valuable pills, to ensure she stood on equal footing in her new family.
While speaking, it dawned on Jiang Tang that they had two major bases here, and being outside the Imperial City, how could he, as her brother, not give Senior Sister Weiwei a splendid send-off in marriage?
As a man, he fully understood that with Ye Tian’s excellent prospects, there must be women in the Imperial City who had set their sights on him.
Without his backing, Weiwei, once in Ye Tian’s family, might face the challenge of romantic rivals.
Jiang Tang had seen his fair share of drama series, full of palace intrigue and internal strife.
He was sure these people would look down on a commoner like Weiwei, possibly deeming her unworthy of Ye Tian, and cause trouble.
Especially since the information sent by the monkeys revealed that Ye Tian was one of the princesses favored by the King’s daughter, who had deep affections for him.
Weiwei’s arrival in the Imperial City would surely attract rivalries and difficulties.
Jiang Tang also knew all too well of Weiwei’s excessive kindness and worry that she might suffer slight.
After all, that was the King’s princess—if the King, princess, or Empress posed any conditions, it would put Ye Tian in a difficult spot, trouble the family, and render Weiwei even more distressed.
Initially, Jiang Tang hadn’t considered buying a large house in the Imperial City, as living there, among the powerful, would not be all that amusing.
Moreover, with many families having entrenched interests there, he felt that buying land to build a house was a better option than purchasing an existing one.