Yun Court capital, Muyu City.
After the Yan Court carved out territory for the Xuan Court, the negotiation between Baoguang Pavilion and Canghai Tower was moved here.
Yun Court — a vassal state of the ancient Yun-Luo kingdom — Muyu City sat roughly the same distance from the old Xuan and Yan courts.
The current Yun Court emperor was, by blood, even a direct great-grandson of Jin Lei.
So choosing this place for talks was very convenient.
In Muyu City, in a mansion, in the backyard waterside pavilion, Wu Yingcai frowned as he flipped through a stack of documents half a foot thick.
The overall tone of cooperation between Baoguang Pavilion and Canghai Tower had already been set.
This matter could not afford any waves or changes.
But the specific terms still had to be discussed item by item by Wu Yingcai and Jin Lei.
Every clause agreed upon had to be promptly sent back to each headquarters, reported to the real power-brokers in the sects for recalculation.
Each of the two great sects had disciples numbering in the tens of millions.
Those disciples’ relatives and clans formed countless families in both the cultivation world and the mundane world — the total could be counted in the billions.