"Your Majesty, I'm not really afraid of Ji Xinghe, but I'm thinking for the sake of our Empire. Going to find Ji Xinghe at this time is equivalent to giving the Federation a chance to win this battle."
Upon hearing King of the South say this, Martial Emperor III did not show any obvious displeasure, his tone as always contained an inexplicable majesty amidst the calm.
"You mean that if Ji Xinghe is killed by you, or captured alive by you, the Federation can instead achieve victory?"
"..."
The King of the South couldn't respond, and Martial Emperor III's words rendered its explanation pale and powerless.
Its reasoning was perfectly valid, but the problem is that there's not just one way of reasoning in this world; the same thing can be approached with entirely different reasoning.
