Wallace led the team. The nine of them sped along and entered No Man's Land without taking much time.
Though they were one team, each had different thoughts. It was truly rather strange. Fortunately, Wallace was exceptionally powerful and had been a leader for many years, so things remained passable on the surface.
Along the way, he not only secretly signaled his own subordinates not to provoke conflicts with Mark and David for the time being, but also used various small favors to win the two of them over.
Since the enemy might be quite powerful, having Mark and David serve as cannon fodder when the time came would not be a bad idea. As for winning over cannon fodder, it was also to ensure they would not lag behind when charging at the front.
However, Mark and David were no saints either. They were fellows who had long since been beaten up by society. Though they still looked down on Easterners from the bottom of their hearts, they did not underestimate Easterners' intelligence.
They knew that if the two of them relied on their wits, they probably really could not beat Wallace. In terms of strength, they were even less likely to be his match. Wallace's strength in the past had left a deep impression on both of them. Therefore, the two of them had made up their minds to see whether they could break away this time. As long as they saw that they could not, or spotted an opportunity to escape, they would leave immediately.
After the group arrived in No Man's Land, Wallace found a Wooden Stockade near its edge. It was a small Wooden Stockade, but the general there was actually a hidden asset Wallace had prepared long ago.
He had prepared this place by