I needed a nuclear-powered submarine before this autumn. As for those carrying out the scheme to divert disaster eastward, they would need at least several months, and there was no guarantee of success. This time, the Red Mad Wolves had fled there only after their home had been raided. It was a completely different situation from before.
That was what Jiang Yan Hai reported to his superiors.
But whether they succeeded or not did not mean Jiang Yan Hai would not retaliate. Just as he had said, he would not take the initiative to wipe them out, but that did not mean he would sit by and do nothing if they came knocking.
That was not magnanimity or broad-mindedness. That was stupidity.
Jiang Yan Hai did not intend to do anything else. He only needed the submarine to wipe out the enemy's entire fleet before winter set in.
Missiles could accomplish the same thing, but long-range missiles were not accurate enough at present. A nuclear-powered submarine, however, would not have that problem.
As for whether the Red Mad Wolves would go ashore once the enemy was gone, why should Jiang Yan Hai care? He still needed the Westerners to whittle down the Red Mad Wolves' numbers.
They could be given more time to prepare. At the very least, they could hold off the Red Mad Wolves for two years. If they managed to wipe out the Red Mad Wolves completely, that would be fine too. They could discuss what came next then.
If they failed to eliminate them, then when the Red Mad Wolves were forced to return to the East again, Jiang Yan Hai would definitely give them a surprise. Maybe next time, they would become protected animals.
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