The tea served is first-class tribute tea, though not particularly rare, it is sold at a high price.
Ye Muyu held the tea in her hands as a hand warmer, occasionally taking a sip, but was actually curious about the envoys from foreign countries. She looked around and noticed that many of the envoys from smaller nations appeared very serious. However, it seemed that the officials accompanying them had changed.
Even the Southern Border was no exception. This time, the Southern Border sent a high-ranking official who had come before but now included the Sacred Girl of the Southern Border.
The Sacred Girl's face was veiled, her appearance was somewhat indistinct, and being at a distance, Ye Muyu couldn't see clearly, only vaguely discerned that she was likely good-looking, with an outstanding demeanor, serene as an orchid.
Even when Emperor Xuanming had arrived, the Saintess showed no intention of removing her veil.
