When Sara announced her intention to sever Wu Shutong’s left hand, Jadiel felt a brief shock but chose not to intervene on Wu Shutong’s behalf.


    He understood that Sara had a need—whether to maintain an aura of authority or to reassure Yingzhu. Someone had to bear the me.


    In the aftermath of a disaster, if no one took responsibility, the me would inevitably fall on Sara, leading others to believe that her self-styled clever scheme had backfired, resulting in the decision to bypass Nigeria and target Moro instead.


    Thus, taking Wu Shutong’s hand would send a clear message: he had failed in his duties and was being held ountable.


    Sara also needed this act as a way to convince herself that the mey with Wu Shutong, not with her.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Immediately, he addressed Yingzhu with respect: “Rest assured, Lord Ying, I will inform the three elders at once.”


    As he spoke, a thought struck him. He quickly added, “Lord Ying, this individual is shrouded in mystery and possesses incredible strength. Even if we deploy the Nigerian Cavalry Guards, they may not prevail against him. Shouldn’t we consider sending the three elders to investigate? If we can locate him, we might be able to eliminate the threat for good!”<fncb4d> Checktest chapters at f?ndnovel</fncb4d>


    Sara shook her head, responding, “If he’s in Moro, the three elders might have a chance to defeat him. However, what if he has already left Moro? What if they fail to locate him? Right now, the priority is that Nigeria’s position has beenpromised. If the three elders travel to Moro, they could easily be targets themselves. Exposing them now could lead to even greater troubles down the line.”


    Sara continued, “This man is both cunning and ruthless. With his abilities, even Meng Changsheng (Willie) would struggle against him, let alone Jiangong Bo. Remember, Jiangong Bo was lost to close-in artillery in Cyprus. This indicates that while he is formidable, he is not reckless. He knows how to adapt and will find the most advantageous solutions. If he sets a trap in Moro, the loss of some cavalry guards would be trivialpared to the potential losses if the three elders were to fall.”


    Reflecting on the loss of the four earls still pained Sara.


    Training masters of their caliber is no easy task. The deaths of three and the disappearance of one have left her with a significant psychological burden.


    In her view, sending the three elders to Moro would not be a wise investment. Even if they could locate the enemy, their exposure could put them at a disadvantage in the future.


    Moreover, if the enemy has set an ambush and the three elders fall victim to close-in artillery, the losses would be catastrophic.


    However, Jadiel interjected, “Lord Ying, the enemy might be banking on our fear of him. He knows we are in Nigeria, yet he still dares to strike in Moro. There are numerous forces stationed in Moro, making it difficult for him to mobilize quickly. If the three elders act swiftly, they may have the chance to catch him off guard and secure a decisive victory!”


    At this juncture, Jadiel added, “Additionally, that individual must be aware of the major blood exchange happening with the cavalry guards in Moro. He likely understands that once this exchange isplete, his chances of overthrowing our entire position will diminish significantly. If he escapes this time, capturing him again will prove exceedingly difficult!”


    Sara fell into deep contemtion.


    Individuals with great physical prowess oftenck attention to detail.


    With over 300 years of experience, Sara had not encountered a true opponent since her confrontation with Aasif in the Ten Thousand Mountains. Strategically, she recognized she might be outmatched.


    Having been attacked multiple times by Charlie Wade, she was experiencing heightened stress. She felt that this adversary was elusive and possessed boundless lethal capabilities.


    Although she had taken many lives, she had never resorted to using close-in defense guns or a helicopter rotor as a weapon.


    Such tactics seemed unfathomable to her, bordering on immoral.


    But her opponent was unorthodox; yesterday it was close-in defense guns, today it was helicopters, and what mighte tomorrow? Perhaps even the Soviet Union’s Katyusha. Deep down, Sara felt a twinge of fear toward this enigmatic figure.


    Yet, Jadiel’s points were not without merit.


    Although they had lost a city, it also presented a chance to turn the tide.


    If they could draw the opponent out and eliminate him, it would resolve the issue once and for all.


    Failing to seize this opportunity could mean future encounters would be even more challenging.


    After a moment of reflection, she concluded, “If the three elders proceed together and are cautious, they should be safe. However, sending them there now is futile. Moro may be small, but it is unrealistic to expect them to thoroughly search it on their own. Let’s keep the three elders in Nigeria. Alongside the Xiaoqi Guards, instruct Wu Shutong to dispatch all personnel from the Tiger Guard Camp of the Right Army Governor’s Office to Moro. Once they arrive, they must follow every lead and determine how the enemy left and where they went. If we locate him and the forces in Moro, we’ll alert the three elders, and they will engage with as many opponents as possible!”


    Jadiel found Sara’s strategy to be sound. Although the three elders were formidable, their years of seclusion had left them less attuned to modern society and investigative techniques. It made more sense to deploy the well-trained cavalry guards and the elite members of the Tiger Camp for reconnaissance. These fighters were not only strong but also equipped with systematic military training, making them better suited for the task at hand.