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At this moment, Lu Yong and Lin Feng were examining a sand table, marking the various tribes in the vicinity.
"General Lu, what do you think?" Lin Feng asked.
Lu Yong gazed at the sand table and replied, "We must incite infighting among them. Although these tribes share similar customs, there are still frictions and conflicts over interests among them. If we secretly sow discord and make them suspicious of one another, we can reap the benefits."
Lin Feng stroked his chin, pondering for a moment. "This plan is clever, but if it’s not executed properly, it could backfire on us. How can we ensure it’s seamless?"
A glint of cunning flashed in Lu Yong's eyes. "We can start by spreading rumors that a certain tribe is hoarding a large amount of grain and weapons, intending to dominate the grasslands. Other tribes will inevitably feel jealousy and vigilance upon hearing this. We can also use some spies to convey false messages between the tribes, such as claims that one tribe's leader has insulted another."
Lin Feng nodded slowly. "But we must be careful not to reveal our hand; we can't let them suspect that we are behind this."
your humble general understood. Lu Yong clasped his hands together and said, "I will select the most clever and cautious soldiers to act as spies; I will ensure they proceed with utmost care."
"Then let us follow General Lu's advice and prepare as soon as possible. Success hinges on this move; it will determine whether our army can successfully conquer this region," Lin Feng said, his gaze fixed firmly on the markers representing each tribe on the sand table.
At that moment, a soldier suddenly reported from outside. "Report, General! Mardu has come again."
Curious, Lin Feng instructed, "Bring him in."
After a while, Mardu entered the main tent.
"General, I have just sent away the women, children, and elderly of my tribe. I have come with my trusted followers, hoping to serve you," Mardu said sincerely, kneeling on one knee.
Lin Feng scrutinized him and frowned slightly. "Why have you suddenly changed your mind?"
Mardu raised his head. "General, there are many small tribes here; I understand them better now. Besides, my family has already joined the main force heading to Tongguan. You can rest assured."
Lin Feng looked at Mardu and said, "Alright, since you are so sincere, I hope you will achieve great things."
Mardu was overjoyed. "Thank you for your trust, General! I am willing to serve you faithfully."
At that moment, Lin Feng was still discussing strategies with Lu Yong when he turned to Mardu and said, "Come take a look; how should we proceed?"
Mardu pondered for a moment before speaking, "Currently, the Hada Tribe is the most powerful. I can persuade the allied tribes to form a coalition and gradually absorb them."
Upon hearing Mardu's words, Lin Feng nodded slightly in agreement. He secretly contemplated that this was indeed a feasible strategy. Standing beside him, Lu Yong also believed that this plan was quite good.
"Then you should quickly reach out to the various tribes. Remember to bring Lu An along," Lin Feng said with a determined gaze at Mardu. "If you encounter any difficulties, Lu An will surely lend you a helping hand."
"Understood!" Mardu replied with cupped fists and promptly turned to leave the tent.
However, there was a deeper meaning behind this matter. Although this area was on the outskirts of Jing Kingdom, there were numerous tribes surrounding it, and their populations were quite considerable. If Mardu could successfully persuade one of these factions to submit, their subsequent actions would undoubtedly proceed much more smoothly.
Yet, they had to be cautious and discreet in their movements; they must not expose their intentions. If the enemy were to catch wind of their plans, the consequences would be unimaginable.
Watching Mardu's retreating figure, Lin Feng suddenly turned to his uncle Lu Yong, his face showing concern. "Uncle, do you think Mardu is trustworthy? What if he changes his mind halfway and betrays us? Wouldn't we then find ourselves in a passive position?"
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