I built an armada.

"Our intelligence personnel just told us that the Eastern Wilderness people have surrounded our embassy."

"They're pressuring the cabinet head, who somehow got into our embassy, ​​to give an explanation for this war..."

Koro then gave a detailed report on the relevant intelligence, which left General Cruz looking astonished.

Holy crap, aren't the people of the Eastern Wilderness way too twisted? They even deceive their own people, and they think it's perfectly acceptable to deceive themselves!

"The head of the cabinet really has a thicker skin than a city wall."

Cruz sighed once again, "With tribes like this in the Eastern Wilderness, they're bound to clash with Longxia sooner or later. It's best to leave as soon as possible."

"I have no doubt that if we stay in this godforsaken place any longer, he will kill us sooner or later."

"I just don't know how long the peace talks will last. I really don't want to stay here a moment longer!"

Although Koro didn't say a word, he deeply agreed with this, thinking that the leader of the Eastern Wilderness was a troublemaker who always resorted to such underhanded schemes.

They've already learned their lesson once, so they certainly can't afford to suffer the same loss again this time.

You can't fall in the same place twice!
Meanwhile, in the Eagle Tribe, in the Black Palace, the office of the Great Chieftain.

As time went by, his initially depressed mood gradually improved, and the chieftain sat there comfortably, drinking coffee and enjoying a moment of leisure.

Previously, whether it was high-ranking officials from the European maritime nations calling or the Eastern Wilderness tribes calling, he refused to answer, no matter how his staff tried to contact him. At that time, he was in an extremely bad mood and had no interest in answering the phone.

Without the worries of answering the phone, his mood naturally and gradually recovered.

He had no doubt that if he answered those calls, he would be driven crazy by those guys, so he simply ignored them for peace and quiet. Rather than make himself uncomfortable, he preferred to let them suffer.

However, the office door suddenly opened, and the staff member strode in.

"What happened?"

Seeing the staff's hurried appearance, the chieftain couldn't help but ask curiously.

"Great Chief, the situation has changed a bit."

The chieftain's heart tightened at the advisor's words, and he frowned, asking, "What new development?"

At present, everything else is secondary; the peace talks with the Longxia tribe are the top priority, as he is worried about any unforeseen changes that might occur there.

It can be said that the attitude of the Longxia tribe had never been so important to him before, which can be considered a precedent.

"We have reached a consensus with the senior leaders of the Longxia tribe on the general direction, and they should not go back on their word."

The chieftain frowned and said with a serious expression, "Could it be that the higher-ups of the Dragon Summer Tribe have contacted the higher-ups of the White Bear Tribe, and they are planning to sell at a higher price? If so, that would indeed be troublesome."

Upon hearing this, the advisors immediately realized that the chieftain had misunderstood.

"Great Chief, this is not it."

The aide took a deep breath and quickly explained patiently, "It has nothing to do with the White Bear Tribe. If there is any connection, it is only with the Dragon Summer Tribe, but that is all."

The chieftain's mood was like a rollercoaster. He felt much better when he heard that it had nothing to do with the White Bear Tribe, but his heart jumped again when he suddenly heard that it had something to do with the Dragon Summer Tribe.

"Just tell me what it is all about, don't make people guess, okay?" The chieftain was getting a little annoyed.

The aide quickly explained: "Chief, news came from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that our embassy in the Eastern Wilderness tribe has suddenly been surrounded by a group of demonstrators."

Upon hearing this, the chieftain was furious and even slammed his fist on the table.

He was already very unhappy with the cabinet leaders and the high-ranking officials of the Eastern Wilderness. If it weren't for them, the Eagle Tribe wouldn't be in such a crisis. Now the people of the Eastern Wilderness have surrounded the embassy. This is outrageous!
The watchdog really doesn't respect its owner at all; is it trying to rebel?

"They've gotten too bold, aren't they going to cause trouble?" the chieftain said through gritted teeth.

"Great Chief, please calm down. This matter is not as you understand it."

The aide quickly tried to calm things down, then explained, "Great Chief, the situation is like this..."

After hearing his advisor's explanation, the chieftain's anger subsided, and he did not pursue the matter further.

"So it was that old bastard, the head of the Du cabinet. Then it's alright."

The chieftain breathed a sigh of relief, but then he realized a serious problem: he seemed to have been cornered and put in an extremely awkward position by the head of the cabinet.

The situation on the front lines is terrible. The once invincible U.S. military is now completely on the defensive in this conflict. The cabinet leader keeps saying they've won. What a load of rubbish!

The reason he didn't answer the phone earlier was simply because the matter was too shameful, the greatest disgrace in the history of the Eagle Tribe, and made him lose face. Naturally, it was difficult for him to explain the situation.

He didn't care at all whether the Eastern Wilderness Tribe was wiped out. What he really cared about was that the Eagle Tribe's navy had two carrier fleets deployed at the same time, with a third carrier fleet cooperating. With such a powerful military force, it was extremely disheartening that they had lost. It was utterly humiliating.

Therefore, this matter must be kept secret under any circumstances and absolutely cannot be spread, otherwise it will deal a huge blow to the international reputation of the Eagle Tribe.

The serious consequences would lead to a decline in the Eagle Tribe's international standing and cause its allies to have other unrealistic ideas, which would be quite serious for the Eagle Tribe.

Now, after being manipulated by the cabinet chief, they have no choice but to cooperate and create the illusion that the whole world knows they have won this naval battle.

The chieftain was instantly overwhelmed with worry, realizing he was in deep trouble this time!
"Damn bastard!"

The chieftain cursed angrily, panting heavily, his chest heaving violently.

He had finally managed to appease her after a tremendous amount of effort, and now this damn thing had happened, and it was all the work of the Cabinet Chief. For a moment, he even wondered if he and the current Cabinet Chief of the Eastern Wilderness were at odds.

"We can't let him stay on stage any longer. He has to step down. I'm going to kick him off!"

The chieftain gritted his teeth, seething with hatred, "If he doesn't step down, I'll lose ten years of my life!"

Rather than letting myself suffer, I'd rather solve the problem once and for all, oust that scheming leader of the Eastern Wilderness Cabinet and give myself a peaceful life.

The Eastern Wilderness Tribe claims to be the watchdog of the Eagle Tribe. What kind of watchdog is it that makes its master angry all the time?

Which dog that annoys people hasn't been killed?

The advisor dared not respond to the chief's words, knowing that the chief was very angry.

It can be said that the cabinet leader's actions directly ruined their follow-up plans, instantly weakening the effectiveness of the peace talks by three points.

"Great Chief, there's no need to be too angry. The Cabinet Chief certainly deserves to die, but there's no need to be angry about him."

The aide took a deep breath and shared his thoughts: "There is still a solution."

"What method?" the chieftain asked directly.

The aide slowly said, "During the peace talks with the Longxia tribe, we put forward our corresponding demands and strived to reach an agreement with the Longxia tribe on this matter, so that will not be a problem."

“I know it can be done this way.”

The chieftain nodded unhappily, then changed the subject, "But we'll have to pay a price, you know? The Longxia people won't act until they see a benefit; they won't easily reach an agreement with us!"

This is what troubles the Great Chief the most. They have been tricked by the head of the Eastern Wilderness Cabinet, and they have to pay the price for it! Of course, including the matter of choosing the second military base, he also knows that he has already been tricked twice by the head of the Cabinet.

“The Eastern Wilderness Tribes weren’t even on the negotiating table, so we can get compensation from them,” the aide said directly.

Since the Eastern Wilderness Tribes are already on the menu, it's only natural to ruthlessly extract profits from them. Making them pay the price is out of the question; the wool must come from the sheep themselves.

The chieftain's mood improved slightly, and he immediately ordered, "Notify Kurila and Carterwell to make their demands during the peace talks, and we are willing to pay the price for them."

He had already decided that he must receive double the compensation from the Eastern Wilderness Tribe for the price he paid this time. He would feel extremely unbalanced if he didn't receive ten times the benefit.

"Furthermore, you should think carefully about what benefits we need to gain from the Eastern Wilderness Tribes. The minimum requirement is ten times the price we pay!"

The aide paused for a moment, then quickly accepted the order, saying, "Yes, Chief, I'll take care of it right away."

He was worried for the leader of the Eastern Wilderness Cabinet. For the sake of his own face, he would have to pay more than ten times the price. This time, the Eastern Wilderness tribe was bound to suffer a huge loss, and all of this was the leader of the Cabinet's own fault!
After receiving the order, the staff member turned and quickly left, disappearing from the office door shortly afterward.

Watching the door close, the High Chief downed the last bit of coffee in his cup, letting out a long sigh. At that moment, his resolve to oust the current cabinet leader only strengthened.

If the cabinet chief doesn't listen and steps down, he can use other means, even to take that old man's life!
Since the other party is not letting him have an easy time, he will not let the other party have an easy time either!
A tenfold price is the lightest punishment imaginable. If it were up to his nature, he would have simply killed the other party; that old man is just a waste of food to be alive.

"That old bastard has been in power for so long, and he hasn't done anything worthwhile. All he knows is how to flatter and be a hypocrite!" The chief muttered to himself, very displeased.

His hand didn't stop either; instead, he took the pen and wrote a bold and detailed stroke in the notebook.

The cabinet chief would never have known that his supposedly clever move not only failed to achieve any significant results, but also severely offended the chief!

At the Eagle Tribe's Pacific naval military base on Huolulu Island, a four-star general has already flown back to China on a private plane. After landing, he will head to the Eagle Tribe's Foreign Affairs Department as quickly as possible.

As soon as I entered the Foreign Affairs Department building, Foreign Secretary Carterwell personally ran to the entrance to greet me.

After shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries, the two walked side by side quickly toward the meeting room, as the time for the peace talks drew ever closer.

On the way, they also encountered three other representatives from the administrative agencies who were just there to observe the proceedings.

The main task of the negotiations still fell on General Curira and Carterwell.

The two had already started a heated discussion on their way to the online meeting room, and they continued to discuss countermeasures even after they sat down.

Carterwell took out a list and handed it to General Kurila, saying, "General Kurila, this is the list of Longxia tribe's peace negotiators that the staff just delivered. Take a look."

"Ambassador Chen from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Navy Commander Liu Huaming, and three high-ranking representatives from the administrative agencies are basically in line with us. In terms of personnel, there are also five people."

After reviewing the list, General Kurilla asked, "It seems that we will have to work with Ambassador Chen and Liu Huaming to ensure that our interests are not harmed."

He knew very well that, having fought this far, they had few options left but to protect their interests. He also knew that the victorious Longxia tribe would certainly make exorbitant demands, making this a deep bilateral game.

Carterwell nodded and said, "That's right, that's our main task for now. Our task is still quite heavy."

"In addition, we do know a little about Ambassador Chen, but not much. As for Liu Huaming, who is a new participant, he should be the superior of Admiral Xu Dongguo, who was involved in the last bilateral consultation. We know very little about him."

"All in all these years, we've only dealt with Liu Huaming once."

Kurila immediately thought of something and almost subconsciously said, "You mean the one seven years ago?"

"That's right, it was that time."

Carterwell nodded solemnly and said, "I must say, based on the information we have so far, he is an extremely patient person. He is a real viper. We absolutely cannot let our guard down against him and we must prevent him from baring his fangs and biting us at a critical moment."

Kurila's expression remained unchanged as she silently nodded and said, "Okay, I understand. I'll be careful."

He had already made up his mind! (End of Chapter)