Inside the command hall, Wang Teng quickly finished his report.
In truth, headquarters had other means of learning more or less about these matters, but none would be as detailed as Wang Teng's report.
Moreover, the report needed to be compared against their information to see whether there were any discrepancies.
The generals offered high praise for Wang Teng's battle, especially his use of the lightning-element formation, which had kept casualties to a minimum and made it a near-perfect battle.
"Major Wang Teng did very well," General Mokarun finally said.
"War is no game. It requires a certain degree of wisdom. Relying on brute force alone is the stupidest way to fight."
"Only by considering and making use of factors such as the terrain and weather on the battlefield can one possess the wisdom and qualities a commander should have."
Generals Qi Yuanju and the others could not help nodding, deeply agreeing with his words.
However, Legion Commanders Berkley and House looked ashamed, almost too embarrassed to show their faces.
They had fought this battle in the simplest, stupidest manner, and had clearly fallen short.
At first, they had been somewhat unconvinced. Although Wang Teng had considered the army's casualties, wars could not possibly be fought without injuries or deaths. Therefore, they believed Wang Teng had merely relied on external help by using the power of formations, rather than the Tiger Fiend Legion's true strength.
But now, it seemed that they were the ones who had failed to do their best.
The wisdom and qualities of a commander were things they had learned upon entering the military. Unfortunately, after so many years steeped in the immense prestige of the Red Scorpion and Savage Bear Legions, they had long cast such things aside.
They had been too focused on gains and