"Just a week? That's too little. Why don't you go talk to him? I don't have the guts to ask for it. "Han Tianyu frowned.
"Then two weeks?" Lina frowned.
"At least a month. If not, how am I supposed to ask for it?" Han Tianyu said.
"No! Two weeks, no more! "Lina refused.
"Then go talk to him." Han Tianyu's attitude was firm.
"Whose side are you on?" Lina glared at Han Tianyu.
"What do you mean? Are you still trying to scam my brother?" Han Tianyu frowned.
"Of course not! I'm always the one being scammed, okay? "Lina rolled her eyes.
"Then what do you mean?" Han Tianyu asked.
"How about this, let's compromise. Three weeks, you go talk to him." Lina said. She was only willing to compromise because she was afraid that Jiang Fei would not trust her. Han Tianyu was Jiang Fei's best friend. It would be much better if he talked to him.
This time, Lina had already set the conditions. She was not afraid of Han Tianyu interfering. It was only a matter of whether Jiang Fei agreed or disagreed.
"Alright, three weeks it is. But it's too late now. I won't go. I'll talk to him tomorrow. If it's a deal, we'll start from the day after tomorrow!" Han Tianyu managed to buy two more days for Jiang Fei.
"Alright." Lina nodded. She could not be bothered to argue with Han Tianyu.
…
The next day, around noon, Han Tianyu left the house and found a place to take a nap. By then, Jiang Fei had already gone into seclusion. Han Tianyu had no place to look for Jiang Fei. Moreover, there was no need to look for Jiang Fei. All he could do now was buy more time for Jiang Fei.
That evening, Han Tianyu leisurely returned to his residence. At this moment, Lina had been waiting anxiously for a long time. She paced back and forth in the room until Han Tianyu pushed open the door and entered. She suddenly woke up.
"How is it?" Lina asked.
"It's done. How can my brother not agree?" Han Tianyu said proudly.
"That's good. But if we show him our sincerity, he can't go back on his word," Lina said.
"Don't worry, my brother is a man of his word." Han Tianyu guaranteed.
"That's good. You wait here first. I'll go back for a bit." After saying that, Lina disappeared in the white light.
Lina went offline to report Jiang Fei's conditions to her father. At this time, Aurelia's counterattack was about to begin.
"Send a message to Emon's fleet and have his fleet assemble before three o 'clock this afternoon," Aurelia said to her adjutant.
"Yes! Commander! "The aide-de-camp immediately received the order and sent a message to Amon's flagship.
…
"F * ck! What's this idiot NPC up to this time? " Amon was stunned after receiving the communication. In the past few days, the Imperial Army's "player fleet" hadn't been going as smoothly as expected. Although they had the orbital defense facility behind them, Amon's fleet had no choice but to fight against the Resistance Army's fleet on their own because of Aurelia's slacking fleet.
One had to know that at this moment, the Resistance Army's fleet had obtained a lot of superior equipment under the Development Team's balance. Although their combat experience was far less than Amon's and the other "veteran players," the advantage in equipment was too obvious, causing Amon's fleet to fight exceptionally hard in the defensive battle.
Today, the Imperial Army's NPC fleet finally sent a message. It seemed like they wanted to join the battle, which made Amon both happy and worried.
Amon was overjoyed that once the Empire's massive NPC fleet joined the battle, their strength would be greatly boosted. However, he was also worried that the commander of the Empire's army would make a rash decision and drag the situation that was originally holding up into the abyss.
"Call back and ask the Imperial Army's fleet commander what strategy and tactics they want to adopt," Amon said to one of his subordinates.
"Yes, Boss!" Boss! "The underling immediately replied to Aurelia's communicator.
Soon, Aurelia's reply came, but this answer made Amon so angry that he cursed out loud.
"Damn it! That idiot commander is here again! She's going to get us killed sooner or later. This woman who doesn't know anything, how did she get her position? " Amon cursed in his flagship, because Aurelia's reply was very simple: You don't have to care about the tactical core, just cooperate with the allied fleets to attack.
Obviously, Aurelia didn't care about Amon at all. Previously, she had only treated this "player fleet" commander as a cannon fodder. Aurelia was confident that she could end this war by herself, so she didn't care whether Amon would cooperate or not.
"It's said that Aurelia is the lover of the Imperial Army's Grand Marshal Jiang Fei," one of Amon's subordinates said. One of Amon's lackeys said. This sort of gossip about NPCs was actually quite popular in the 'player' circle.
"No wonder!" Amon immediately found a reasonable explanation for his judgment. Now, he was even more convinced that Aurelia was just an empty shell and didn't understand fleet command at all.
"Boss, what should we do?" one of the subordinates asked.
Amon thought for a moment and said, "Forget it, let's fight with those NPCs first. If they kneel, we'll continue to fight according to the original plan. But don't let these NPCs become experience books for the guys on the other side!"
"Yes!" The subordinates nodded.
A few hours passed quickly. It was very convenient for the "player" fleets to assemble, so it was only around two-thirty when Amon's army had already assembled.
Aurelia's fleet, on the other hand, had never dispersed from the beginning to the end. She had kept the fleet in a state where they could attack at any time. As soon as Jiang Fei sent a signal to allow the attack, Aurelia, this sharp blade, could be unsheathed.
At three o 'clock in the afternoon, Aurelia's flagship sent a communication to Amon's fleet, ordering his fleet to prepare for battle and move to Area D9.
"Area D9? Why are we going there? "Amon and his men were all stunned. Area D9 was relatively far from the current battlefield.
"Maybe they want us to go there to ambush the enemy?" one of the subordinates guessed.
"Could it be that they received information that the enemy's reinforcement fleet will arrive there?" another "player" asked.
"Impossible. My informant hasn't even sent back a message. How could those NPCs know?" Amon frowned.
"Then should we carry out her orders?" one of the "players" asked.
"Let's do it first. If they can't hold on, we'll rush back. It's not very far anyway," Amon said after thinking for a moment. After all, Aurelia was the commander-in-chief of the imperial fleet. Although he commanded the "player" fleet, he couldn't openly disobey orders.
"Yes!" After Amon nodded, the "players" below immediately moved.
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