Speaking fluent Beirong language, he jabbered about how the lining was made.
Chu Heng kept him in suspense, only saying half of the story, mentioning nothing about the manufacturing process, but casually and deliberately discussing how much lining could be produced from one jin of wool, and the cost of weaving fabric with wool.
As soon as he said that, the Beirong Prince became anxious, constantly urging Chu Heng to take him to see the woolen garments and wool lining, insisting he would only believe it after seeing with his own eyes.
Chu Heng's intention was to capture his attention.
Hearing this, he pretended to be in a difficult position and said, "Prince Zilun, I cannot neglect my duties; I must personally escort you back to the post station for a good rest, ensuring your safety until you enter the palace this evening for the ceremony. During this time, you should not have the energy for leisure strolls."
