Honestly, Jiang Yan Hai did not think he was a good person, but he felt that he was merely a responsible one. Even so, he had never considered harming anyone himself.
So Jiang Yan Hai had not thought too deeply about it before. But now, he had to admit that some things in this world did not bend to one's will.
Two days later, when Bei Chen Xiang laid out the movements of those people for Jiang Yan Hai, he had no choice but to admit that sometimes, one overlooked far too much.
For example, the struggle for survival between civilizations.
Jiang Yan Hai summoned Lu Shi again. "From the documents you've read, or the legends you know, after the Westerners you encountered arrived, were they attacked by large numbers of Red Mad Wolves not long afterward?"
Jiang Yan Hai's question stunned Lu Shi. He could not answer, only saying hesitantly, "It seems that way, but I'll need to ask around."
"I'll give you one day. Ask some of the older people in your city," Jiang Yan Hai said decisively.
"Yes!" Lu Shi gave a military salute, then turned and left.
Bei Chen Xiang asked in astonishment, "Chief, you mean...?"
"I mean they're diverting disaster toward the east." Jiang Yan Hai narrowed his eyes and voiced his speculation.
Bei Chen Xiang could not help drawing in a sharp breath. Staring wide-eyed, he said, "You mean they plan to use their own people's lives to lure the Red Mad Wolves over?"
"That's right." Jiang Yan Hai nodded crisply. "Ever since you told me that the Red Mad Wolves were migrating, I've considered that while they may seem crazed, they still retain animals' instinct to seek benefit and avoid harm in certain ways."
"Just like wolf packs in ancient times often migrated