The Tang Army has already occupied Saint Luo's port and obtained some supplies through the airport. The Great Tang Paratroopers were fully prepared, just waiting for the Allied Forces to counterattack.
But they waited until noon and still did not see any counterattack from the other side. In fact, it was not that the Allied Forces here had given up on the counterattack, but rather they found themselves seemingly unable to counterattack.
Due to communication disruption and other issues, the reaction from the Allied Forces was very slow, and the troops simply could not gather for deployment. Similarly, there was no authoritative commander to issue orders.
The consequence of having to discuss everything was that nothing could be decided; some believed they should hold fast and wait for reinforcements, others believed they should counterattack quickly, and some only mentioned difficulties without proposing countermeasures.
