Fang Zhen looked at the mine entrance, but he didn't act immediately.
Instead, he calmly set down his backpack, took out the map he had gotten from Ande, and began to study it carefully.
The Dogman Tribe in the mine was numerous and organized. If viewed as a single entity, their absolute strength far surpassed his own; it would be impossible to take them on head-on.
To win, it was best to divide these monsters and pick them off one by one.
He had to make use of the terrain, which meant he needed to study it first.
Taking the Redstone Town Mine was, without a doubt, a true war.
The art of war is of vital importance to the state. It is a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin. It must be studied with the utmost care.
And one of the most critical aspects of it is understanding the terrain.
In fact, *The Art of War* even has a dedicated chapter called "Terrain," which is all about understanding the various types of ground for combat.
