"Not let them observe it?" Yi Jue was slightly taken aback when she heard the question.
Then she said, "If we can avoid being observed, then there's no problem. But the Lower Capital Battle... carries great significance."
What "great significance" meant was this: this was where they could break the deadlock, the place both the Human Race and the Insect Race were watching most closely.
To make Feng Jun fully understand this, she even added, "Like how we ran into Blue-Light Moths in Left Capital just now. But do Blue-Light Moths actually have the ability to take fortified positions? They really don't. Yet... why did they appear in Left Capital?"
Feng Jun caught her meaning as well and could not help asking, "You mean... a diversion?"
"That should be it, tying down this planet's fighting strength." Yi Jue truly knew nothing about battlefield tactics between races, but her mind was simply too sharp. "When attacks come from every direction, no one has the spare capacity to reinforce Lower Capital."
After a pause, she added, "I think their main offensive is at Lower Capital. That's why I invited you here."
That was indeed the case. She had been urging Feng Jun all day not to concern himself with what was happening around Left Capital.
Feng Jun could not really say anything. Yi Jue had always been helping him, and he understood that perfectly well.
Since they were already in Lower Capital, they might as well focus on solving the problem. In truth, what he had seen just now had left his heart aching.
Feng Jun considered himself a rational person. Though he had lived in a peaceful era, as a qualified humanities monk, he understood very well just how cruel and... common the massacres throughout history had been.
He could not,