Chapter 2613: Would You Go Be the Boss?
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After the meeting ended, Xiao Ran set a two-week buffer period to continue the previous operational arrangements. He also ordered the ten operational fleets to attack the Glaive Empire with greater aggression. On one hand, this would throw the Glaive Empire into chaos and force them to pull back their forces, creating more obstacles for the Anti-Burning Legion Alliance's efforts to seize warships and supplies.
Once the Glaive Empire realized that its Military Strength was constantly being plundered, it would certainly consolidate all its forces. The next step would undoubtedly be to plant bombs aboard its warships, ensuring that anyone trying to seize them would be destroyed along with the ships. Given the Glaive Emperor's style of doing things, he was absolutely capable of making such arrangements.
This way, Xiao Ran would achieve his objective and, to a certain extent, slow the enemy's rapid re-equipment.
Secondly, Xiao Ran wanted those ten fleets to put on an aggressively reckless front. They were to openly compete with the enemy for supplies and warships, making the other side anxious and covetous. Ideally, they would run into the enemy every time and make them grind their teeth in hatred. The Burning Legion had just won a battle, so it was fully qualified to assume such a posture—openly provoking the enemy, telling them, We're strong, you're trash. Come at us if you've got the guts, while crooking a finger in a classic Shen Teng pose.
The more frantically the ten fleets attacked, the faster they moved, the more they plundered, and the greater the destruction they