After a while, the dishes and wine were ready and the songs and dances rose in the hall. The emperor and ministers raised their cups and held cups, looking very happy. After drinking for a while, the chief of the goat tribe said to the second elder, "Second elder, now the tribe is in danger, and I, the chief, think that you can go out to fight, so I can relieve the chief's worries."
The Second Elder's hand shook, and the wine glass in his hand almost spilled out. He thought, "What should come will eventually come."
He was still flattering in his mouth. He said with a shy smile, "The patriarch has orders, and I will obey him. But the Great Elder has more profound cultivation than me. He can't resist the barbarians for two hours. At best, I can resist the barbarians for an hour. At that ti
