Fabre slightly steadied himself, furrowing his brows, pondering how to explain to Arthur and the Supreme Council. At this moment, his phone received a message: "Elder, why has there been no news for so long? Has Si Fuyu been settled?"
The term "Si Fuyu" carried an unspeakable implication.
Yu Sifu, whose surname is Yu and given name Sifu, follows the Eastern Country's naming tradition, placing the surname before the given name to signify ancestral bloodline and clan origins. Westerners place the given name before the surname, following another custom.
When Eastern Country people address Westerners, whether in speech or writing, they do not reverse the order of names according to Eastern Country customs. The original name is used unless the person prefers a name in the Eastern Country's language.
Yu Sifu might have a Yin Language name, but even within Yin Language contexts, he should be called Yu Sifu, as reversing it is inappropriate.
