The discussion about the tactics for encircling the headquarters of the Freedom Alliance was the hot topic of controversy that night.
Eliminating a force, aside from calculating the benefits, boils down to tactical planning.
If there's no problem with the benefits, and eliminating the opponent is beneficial, then do it. That's the motivation.
Succeeding or failing depends on tactical deployment and whether the tactical goals can be achieved depends on whether there are comprehensive tactical arrangements. That's the means.
Apart from Song Heping, the Cook was the person in the team with relatively superior tactical skills.
If others were asked about tactics, their responses often left Song Heping dumbfounded.
For example, ask White Bear.
White Bear just says two words—"Do him!"
As for how to do it.
He can't articulate any further.
Just attack, attack, and more attacking!
Song Heping felt that if they followed White Bear's tactics, even adding a few more "Musicians" to the defense wouldn't be enough.
Ask Hunter.
Hunter would say, set up a sniper team, you don't need that many people, just ambush on the mountains near Artie Village, and when their leader comes out, just blast his head off with one shot, directly achieving his phenomenal transcendence.
These were typical special operation tactics, a kind of decapitation strategy.
It's not that it wasn't feasible, but it wasn't suitable for this operation.
The reason was simple.
The Freedom Alliance was an organization.
Its leadership did not have strong individuals and did not rely on strong leaders for organizational growth.
Its growth was merely backed by the Kurd Armed forces.
The Kurd Armed was its backbone.
If the Kurd Armed was strong, it was strong.
As for the leadership of the Freedom Army, they were all puppets appointed by the Kurd Armed.
Decapitating their highest Commander, the Kurds could just prop up another leader to continue to puppeteer and maintain the organization's operations.
Clearly, this wouldn't achieve the effect of annihilating the organization.
Ask Grey Wolf what to do.
Grey Wolf would just shrug his shoulders, saying I don't understand tactics, I'm just an assault trooper, whatever you guys decide is how I'll do it.
Asking him was as good as not asking…
Ask Queen.
Queen just laughed after hearing it.
After giggling, she said you bunch of big men are here planning to raid someone else's den, and you actually ask a woman how to do it? Aren't you ashamed?
Resulting in a bunch of men feeling quite embarrassed on the spot.
Disaster Star, well...
Let's just drop it.
Better not ask.
Asking him about tactics is like asking him how many ways there are to cook lamb, whether roasted lamb leg or lamb chops taste better...
In the end, the problem still fell back onto Song Heping and Cook.
Cook said, "Song, why are you looking at me?"
Song Heping said, "Aren't you supposed to share your own thoughts?"
Cook spread his hands, "I haven't been the boss for a long time, now you are the legal entity, you are the boss."
When Song Heping heard the term "legal entity", he was furious.
This damn "legal entity" is the most trapping of all.
Real bosses hate to be the legal entity.
Previously, when opening a store with Old Demon, that guy refused to be the legal entity, sneakier than anyone.
Eventually, the driver, Ah Guan, ended up being the legal entity.
"Then you must at least share your view, if it were you, how would you fight?"
Under Song Heping's pressure, Cook reluctantly had to analyze the situation.
He looked at the map for a long time, his head buzzing from the stare.
This battle was indeed tough to fight.
Organizations like the Freedom Alliance were no fools.