"You said it has to do with the Qin Family. Alright, I'll take your word for it. Now, tell me, how is it related to the Qin Family?"
Tang Rao looked around and saw no one nearby. Just like Cha Xiangzi, he sat in front of the Divine Bull, took out a small knife, and ate while waiting for the rest of the story.
"Boss, you've eaten a lot; there's no need to fight with a little brother like me over food. Save some for me; I still want a couple more meals."
Cha Xiangzi was protective of the food, but saying not to let Tang Rao eat was just talk. If Tang Rao ate, then Cha Xiangzi wouldn't have to bear all the blame for killing and roasting the Divine Bull at the Kao Shan Sect; Tang Rao would share some of the responsibility.
