As everyone knew, successful tactics generally fell into two categories.
One was launching a surprise attack, defeating the opponent at lightning speed before they had any chance to prepare. Put simply, it was a blitzkrieg.
The other involved prolonged attrition, making the enemy as miserable and uncomfortable as possible, preventing them from focusing on what they wanted to do and forcing them to endure endless attacks and harassment.
Clearly, Raymond had used the former against Ugin, while he used the latter against Nicol Bolas.
Over the following days, he joined forces with Nahiri under the identity of Ugin, the Spirit Dragon and launched several invasions of the Amonkhet Plane.
Whenever they caused enough trouble to force Nicol Bolas to appear, the two immediately retreated without the slightest hesitation.
After several rounds, the Old Dragon could not even get a proper rest. Whenever he closed his eyes, he dreamed of them wreaking havoc throughout Amonkhet.
In a fit of rage, Nicol Bolas charged into Tarkir Plane, Ugin's home, and slaughtered every Dragon there in retaliation.
In his view, since Ugin had come to his territory to wreak destruction, he would repay him twice over in Ugin's Plane.
Given Ugin's personality, he would surely restrain himself afterward to prevent Tarkir Plane from being utterly destroyed.
By exploiting each other's weaknesses, they could establish a form of strategic deterrence and balance.
Unfortunately, Nicol Bolas had overlooked one thing: the "Spirit Dragon" he saw was not the real Ugin, but an impostor.
That was also why Raymond never engaged the Old Dragon in a direct confrontation.
If they truly fought, his skill level and fighting habits would expose him without fail.
As for whether Tarkir Plane lived or died...
Sorry, but Raymond could not care less.
Likewise, after learning Ugin's true nature, Nahiri had