Thinking this way, Wu the Swift Blade reached out with his chopsticks and said: "Lord Yelu, if you're worried, I'll taste another piece."
Lord Yelu waved his hand and said: "No need."
How many slices of fish are there in this plate anyway? You and your apprentice have already eaten two of them, still want more, wishful thinking.
Thinking this, Yelu directly reached out, grabbed the chopsticks from the table, and began to eat heartily.
"Delicious, delicious, the most wonderful thing in the world."
Yelu ate with sheer enjoyment; he had craved this raw fish for ten years. Over these ten years, the taste lingered in his mind, never fading, and today finally satisfied his taste buds once again.
In life, if one hasn't tasted Dragon Pattern River Puffer Fish, it's a life wasted.
"So good, so tasty."
Yelu ate voraciously, very quickly finishing the whole plate of raw fish by himself, without sharing it with the guests present.
