One of the deputy commanders still voiced his doubts on the spot, but Mu Guyue coldly informed him that she had already tested this part of the plan with the Devil Emperors in the rear. There would be no problem.
What remained was to see how capable they were at carrying out their mission. The deputy commander did not dare press further.
The Black Devil Race maintained an extremely strict hierarchy. Back on the Desolate Moon Continent, although Mu Guyue had also been a Nascent Soul cultivator, she still had to obey Tie Dong's orders, just like the other devil generals of the same rank.
Some plans within the Black Devil Race army could be discussed, but once the commanding general had made a decision, it became an order as immovable as a mountain. Everyone had to obey unconditionally.
Of course, should anything go wrong, the commanding general would bear sole responsibility. Thus, the real purpose of the two deputy commanders' visit was simply for Mu Guyue to tell them what they would be doing next, not to seek their opinions.
Even though they had always obeyed and trusted Mu Guyue, they could not help feeling that Commander Mu was placing too much faith in her Dao companion this time.
Thus, when those generals had questioned them earlier, neither deputy commander had been certain. Yet they had also felt that it might have succeeded, since Commander Mu had suddenly gathered so many generals.
Still, neither dared believe it. They could only say that they were not very clear on the matter, lest they speak carelessly and that Void Refinement cultivator failed to complete the preparations, leaving Commander Mu unable to save face.
Because of the deputy commanders' earlier answers, the other generals assumed that the Red-Eyed Flame-Horn Beast Race had