Shadow glanced at Mirai's expression and inexplicably felt a surge of confidence.
Although Shadow had always been confident, this confidence felt different somehow.
"What should I do?" Shadow asked.
Mirai looked over the entire parking lot and pointed at it. "How peaceful, isn't it?"
A false impression. Just as you said, there was an undercurrent surging here. Shadow poked her head out again and looked around.
In fact, the other side's strategy was very simple and effective. "If you want to take a parking lot, you only need to take its guard booths," Muran said.
"The guard booths?"
"Yes. Guard booths are usually at the entrances to a parking lot. As long as you hold the guard booths, you can control the entire parking lot." Mirai analyzed the situation.
"And then? What's the point?"
"This parking lot isn't very large at the moment. There are three guard posts in total." Muran pointed at the farthest one, blocked by a truck. "That's the entrance to Clear Water Manor. Since it's blocked by the truck, we won't consider it for now."
"If we exclude the exit, there are only two entrance guard posts leading into the manor." Shadow frowned.
"Yes, exactly!" Mirai's gaze locked onto the two booths.
"Boss, what are you planning?" Shadow asked curiously. "Those two booths are very close together. If something happens to one, the other will definitely provide support. Besides, there must be people guarding those two booths in the dark, waiting for you to walk right into their trap."
"Yes!" Mirai nodded noncommittally. "They want to attack us, so let them attack us properly."
Shadow looked at Mirai curiously. He appeared relaxed, without the slightest pressure.
"Fine!" Shadow shrugged. "You're the boss. I'll listen to you and play it your way! Isn't it just a guard