The moment the two spoke as if no one else were present, every officer who heard them instantly understood. The sharper ones were already growing excited. Wasn't this exactly the kind of "accident" that used to happen from time to time when Chu Han led them across the land?
Everyone acted as though the ten unconscious people on the ground did not exist and began preparing to withdraw. Nothing that needed packing was left behind, and nothing that needed destroying was spared.
Thus, in just half an hour, the once-crowded camp was erased as though its data had been wiped clean, instantly reverting to a desolate patch of wilderness. There was not even the slightest trace that anyone had stayed there for three days, save for the large bald stretch of earth, which stood in stark contrast to the wildly overgrown plants around it.
Seeing this, Liu Yuding quietly reflected. That huge bald patch was far too conspicuous. It would have been perfect if it could be restored to its original state; then no one would ever think Wolf Fang Regiment had been here at all.
He could not help imagining that if Chu Han had led the team, knowing beforehand that they would only stay for three days and having some idea of the supplies available, would he have ensured from the very beginning that no flaw was left behind? Would he have lured others step by step into a trap instead of, like Liu Yuding, trying to work within limited conditions?
The difference between those two ways of thinking was immense!
Chu Han's approach could branch into countless possibilities, and he would have the freedom to choose among them, keeping the course of events as firmly in his own hands as possible.
Liu Yuding's method, on the other