The night was dark, rendering her expression indistinguishable; however, the Southern Border officials accompanying her to the banquet seemed somewhat displeased with her actions.
Closely following this were the tribute offerings from Beirong.
The Beirong Prince stepped forward, first performing a ceremonial gesture from Beirong, then waved his hand, prompting Beirong men to carry in numerous wooden chests.
The chests were opened, and an official from the Beirong envoy loudly recited the list of gifts.
Various animal furs, local specialties, and even some fresh meats, authentic hams, amber, and wine.
The Beirong region lies to the north, with severe cold dominating much of the year, hence wine has become an indispensable item for Beirong men.
Additionally, there were exquisite wooden lacquerware.
It appeared that the tributes brought by the Beirong Prince this time were not lacking in quality, many were even things that Great Chu did not possess.
