Clearly, True Venerable Ren Tu and True Venerable Fishing Elder had rather different understandings of the battlefield.
He did not think throwing Feng Jun in here would pose much of a problem—once you sensed danger, you would surely retreat on your own. You had teleportation techniques; could it be that you still would not be able to escape?
True Venerable Fishing Elder, however, believed that war was an extremely serious matter and should be conducted strictly according to the rules. Since Feng Jun held extraordinary significance to the team, he could not be allowed to take risks casually.
Such differences in understanding were common in military affairs. Different commanders had different styles: some excelled at storming fortifications, others at defense; some were good at hard-fought battles, others at clever ones. It was hard to say who was right or wrong.
Interestingly, neither of them believed that, after leaving enough Footprints behind, Feng Jun would secretly come here to take a risk.
The possibility objectively existed, but both True Venerables had overlooked it. They believed Feng Jun could not possibly be so irrational.
After True Venerable Ren Tu left, Feng Jun directly released his Divine Sense and began searching for Yi Jue.
The surface area of this Xingzheng Prime Star was roughly three or four times that of Blue Star. Oceans covered half of it, while there were no particularly tall mountains, and deserts accounted for less than a tenth of the surface. In other words, forests covered forty percent of the planet.
As for its population... even at the fullest count, it only had a little over two hundred million people. It was truly vast and sparsely populated. If not for the great enemy that was the Insect Race, this planet could absolutely support ten or twenty billion people.
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