The First Meeting
Editor: Transn
Meng Qi remained still, unfazed by all of the people going in and out of the tent. Though any of them could be the one to leave with news meant for Wolf King, he did not impatiently follow those who appeared to be more suspicious or terrifying.
He believed in one point: Wolf King had aroused public anger throughout the verdant plains of the North. Even if the nobles and prestigious shamans were hardly concerned about his menacing forays, Narisu would be torn to pieces if victims like Agula, who was of more humble beginnings, and young warriors that did not fear the brutality of the Wolf King banded together. Thus, he would only leave the duty of correspondence with Wolf King to the most trusted of his minions to avoid scrutiny, lest he suffer the condemnation of the hoi polloi. He wouldn't to risk any chance of allowing his secrets to slip!
Of course, this was all under the assumption that Narisu was indeed gathering intelligence on Wolf King's behalf.