Just as Cao Cao and Liu Bei were forming an alliance, the King of Dingling and Huyan Chu also met. Although the King of Dingling appeared very sincere, with Huyan Chu's ability to discern intentions, he immediately sensed the King of Dingling's thoughts, though he kept it to himself.
Huyan Chu genuinely didn't expect this King of Dingling to have such a significant divergence with them. Although he had previously felt discontent because of the Dingling people's delays, leading to considerable losses for the Northern Huns, he hadn't expected the Dingling people to be this shortsighted in assessing the situation.
[Well, since the King of Dingling is so blind to the situation, and has these small intentions when facing the Han Army, when the time comes, I won't need to have any qualms about dealing with them. Allies aren't as important as my own people.] Huyan Chu wore a gentle smile but secretly made up his mind.
