"I really admire you. I have no idea how your brain works. Me sue for peace? You should be the one suing for peace with me!" Lu Yang said through gritted teeth.
Steiger sneered mockingly. "Why should I sue for peace with you? Tiger's Maw Fortress only has five walls left. How many more days do you think you can hold out? Three? Or five?"
Lu Yang smiled. "I don't know how many days I can hold out. I only know that you're in for trouble today."
"I'm in trouble? Because of you? If you dare leave the fortress, I'll beat you to death." Steiger cursed furiously. Lu Yang had truly screwed him over badly, and he was still bitter about it. He wanted nothing more than to kill Lu Yang.
Lu Yang sighed. "Brother, this is the Second World. Use your brain. Wars can't be settled through hotheadedness."
"What do you mean?" Steiger asked.
Lu Yang said bitterly, disappointed by his lack of sense, "I mean the one attacking you isn't me. It's Liu Jie."
Any Chinese person who knew history understood the saying: how could one allow another to sleep soundly beside one's bed? There was also the even more widely known strategy: befriend distant states and attack nearby ones.
Liu Jie's nearest enemy was the Gods Cavalry Regiment. They blocked his path south, so how could Liu Jie possibly attack Lu Yang first, when the Gods Cavalry Regiment stood between them?
Steiger still had not caught on. Frowning, he said, "Are you trying to drive a wedge between us?"
Lu Yang sighed. "I won't waste words on you. I'll send you a few videos. My men went to great lengths to get them, and several of them were injured because of it."
Through the mail system, he