"What else could be done? The people at the institute had made military decrees, yet they are nowhere to be seen now." Gu Shanhai spread his hands wide, expertly deflecting the blame, a skill he had honed through several occasions.
Xu En fell silent for a moment upon hearing this and then said, "Those people should die."
"Don't say that; they are quite capable." Gu Shanhai still felt the need to defend them, not because the institute's people were incompetent but because the process was inherently slow.
Yan Country seemed unrealistically powerful, as though they were cheating, and because Gu Shanhai was a specialist, it made them appear even slower. In reality, they were not slow at all; Gu Shanhai had seen the experimental data himself.
As the two were talking, Gu Shanhai suddenly furrowed his brows and then, in an instant, sprang into action. He vanished right before Xu En's eyes, leaving only one phrase behind,
"Enemy attack!"
