Guards barely made their presence felt throughout Prince Nan's Mansion.
Only a few servants and attendants shuffled back and forth, which seemed less secure than even an ordinary merchant's household.
Because at least merchants would hire some strong men to protect their property.
Yet, Prince Nan's Mansion seemed to need no protection whatsoever.
Ordinary people might find this quite normal, for no protection was more esteemed and gave a greater sense of safety than the reputation of Prince Nan.
However, both Jiang Dali and Xiao Feng knew that Prince Nan's Mansion was anything but simple.
The meat of the bun is not in the folds.
If there were guards every three steps and soldiers every five at Prince Nan's Mansion, they would have looked down on Prince Nan.
It was the unseen uncertainties that were the most dangerous. It was best to make the enemy underestimate one's strength, or else it was best to have no enemies at all.
