Although he had not shown his face on the front lines for over a week, Chu Guang had been quietly watching over his little players from the rear.
After seeing their series of ridiculous stunts, Chu Guang could not help but laugh and cry.
"Good grief... they really figured out how to play this 'game.'"
Using cannon fodder to train troops was actually pretty clever.
It helped Pangolin farm kills while clearing out the allied forces' stockpiled inventory.
That way, Pangolin gained military merit, the newbies gained experience, the allies received new equipment, and The Alliance secured arms orders... counting it all up, he had won at least three times, and he had done it without even getting out of bed.
Which genius had come up with that idea?!
Xiao Qi, sitting on the desk, tilted her little head as she watched Chu Guang's expression and asked quietly.
"Master, it feels like the spy you planted in the Legion might be in danger... Should I warn him? Tell him not to go too overboard."
"No need. Let him do as he pleases," Chu Guang said with a smile, shaking his head. "That guy will not die so easily. Going easy on the battlefield would look too fake. This is more believable instead."
It would be even better if he got wounded.
If he were sent back to recover as a war hero, perhaps he could take a look around the western side of the Central Continent for him and see what things were like in the Legion.
He had always heard Vannus talk about how majestic and mighty Triumph City was, yet he did not even have a single photograph. It made writing the official website materials rather difficult.
Xiao Qi nodded as though she half understood.
"Okay."
She did