Just as Xiang Yu was lying on the sofa asleep, Rumus had already started their conference call at his own base.
The commander began to speak first: "The reason for this ergency eting is because we have now located a secret gathering point of the rebel army."
"What, really found it?"
"Great, we can finally take significant action."
Everyone shared their thoughts; discovering the enemy’s base ant they now had a specific target for attack, eliminating their previous aimlessness.
At this mont, Keru’s expression was solemn, as if he was deep in thought.
Rumus was the sa, as he naturally knew the location ntioned by the commander was Luang Feng Mountain.
He had already assessed that Xiang Yu hadn’t returned yet, and a large-scale attack would certainly endanger Xiang Yu.
But the situation was set, and there was no way his power could change it, unless he contacted the commander’s superior and explained the situation with Xiang Yu.
But that was obviously impossible; the commander was his direct superior, and bypassing him was not an option.
During the eting, Rumus also paid special attention to Keru’s facial expressions.
Seeing Keru’s serious face, Rumus beca even more suspicious.
"Could this kid be a rebel infiltrating ****?" Rumus thought to himself.
The idea startled him, and he shook his head, analyzing to himself: How could it be possible? Keru is a commander in ****, with high rank and status, why would he defect? That’s simply unreasonable.
As everyone seed happy, Rumus, however, was filled with guilt.
"According to reliable intelligence, they are located at Luang Feng Mountain," the commander confird confidently.
Although Rumus provided this information, the commander still used satellite surveillance for recon over Luang Feng Mountain.
After discovering clear traces of troop activity and consulting higher-ups, the decision to attack Luang Feng Mountain was made.
Upon hearing the location, Rumus showed little surprise, while others were slightly taken aback.
Keru was the most visibly affected, almost falling off his chair. He knew how well hidden the troops in Luang Feng Mountain had been; their evasion for so many years confird this.
But now, being suddenly discovered, particularly given the hints Rumus revealed at the commander eting, confird one thing: there was a traitor in Luang Feng Mountain.
Although Keru’s shocked expression was fleeting, Rumus caught it.
"Commander Keru, what’s wrong? Why such a strong reaction?" Rumus asked curiously.
Keru smiled awkwardly: "Oh, it’s nothing, just didn’t expect them to set up in Luang Feng Mountain. The Luang Feng mountain range stretches for a thousand miles, one of the largest here, posing great difficulty for us."
Keru is quick-witted, quickly steering the topic in this direction.
Others nodded in agreent; though they’d found the rebels’ hiding place, their mountain hideout made it impossible for **** to send enough troops to encircle the entire range.
"This is a problem, and one of the issues we need to address in this conference call," the commander said. "Everyone share your thoughts on how we should overco this."
"I think it’s not a problem; as long as our missiles are ready, bomb the entire mountain, and they can’t help but co out," soone suggested.
"I disagree with this plan. What if we run out of missiles and they still don’t co out? Aren’t we wasting national resources?" another said.
"How could they possibly not co out? Are they going to hide underground forever?"
"Luang Feng Mountain has hard geology, easy to defend and difficult to attack; our missiles can only blast ten ters into the surface. What if they’re hiding deeper?"
The debate was intense; both sides offered unique perspectives, as these high-ranking officers in **** had combat experience, so having even participated in the Israeli-Palestinian war.
Recently, under international scrutiny, Israel and Palestine beca relatively quieter, and **** utilized this period to quell dostic unrest swiftly, anticipating more chaotic international relations.
"Your points are valid but not the optimal solution. Don’t worry about the cost; just focus on providing suggestions," the commander encouraged.
Following the commander’s words, both sides paused to contemplate the best solution.
Suddenly, Keru proposed, "We’ve been deadlocked with the rebels for so many years, and now we finally have so success. I suggest we consolidate elite troops and advance steadily from one direction. Although Luang Feng Mountain is large, creating difficulties, with our push, it shouldn’t take more than two weeks to make it from one side to the other."
Keru paused before continuing, "We’ve waited this long and don’t mind taking another two weeks to completely wipe them out."
His proposal gathered widespread support, with so refining his points further.
Others suggested deploying small units in deceptive attacks from different directions, forcing the rebels out.
And so offered more detailed attack plans.
So proposals sent chills down Keru’s spine. Having infiltrated **** for years, he was well-versed in ****’s capabilities.
However, he underestimated the rebels’ strength, still stuck with the impression from ten years ago.
"Rumus, do you have any good strategies?" the commander called out.
Despite recent grievances with Rumus, he recognized Rumus’s substantial contribution to this situation.
From the commander’s attitude, others gathered that the intelligence ca from Rumus.
Many who once mocked Rumus now regretted it, remaining silent.
The commander’s invitation for Rumus’s input was a form of acknowledgnt and encouragent.
Rumus pondered for a mont and said, "According to my intelligence, we can narrow down the area of Luang Feng Mountain."
His words caused a stir, and everyone fell silent, watching him intently.
Cold light flickered in Keru’s eyes. Although he had a hunch, he didn’t expect the traitor among the allies to be Rumus’s insider.
The eting continued from night to the next morning, fueled by Rumus’s intelligence, with continuous good suggestions being proposed.
anwhile, Xiang Yu had just woken up on this side, planning to work out in the gym, only to open the door and find Ryan standing at the entrance.
The door to Xiang Yu’s bedroom wasn’t closed. Ryan glanced inside, catching the sight of the lady lying naked on the bed, sleeping deeply.
Ryan chuckled knowingly, smiling as if to convey an understanding...
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