Silver Fox.

Summary

The chapter revolves around the tensions and strategic maneuvers of Tie Xin Yuan as he navigates the political and military challenges posed by A Sa Lan's return and the potential conflict with the Khitan. A Sa Lan's efforts to appease the Khitan king with wealth to prevent war are met with suspicion from Tie Xin Yuan, who fears the consequences of deceit. Tie Xin Yuan contemplates using fierce Tibetan warriors to bolster his weak forces against elite Khitan warriors. The narrative also explores Ze Ma's discontent as she becomes a pawn in political exchanges, reflecting on the use of women as diplomatic tools. The chapter highlights the complex interplay of personal and political motives, with Tie Xin Yuan balancing his strategic goals and personal feelings amidst the looming threat of war.

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