At this point, Mr. Lang was in no mood to think about how to rescue Lord Shan and the others. Today, the facade they had put on was torn to shreds. With no bargaining chips in hand, how could they possibly negotiate?
What he worried about now was whether the ship his opponent claimed to have actually existed.
"Mr. Gu, our nations are neighbors. If war were to truly break out, both sides would only end up getting hurt." Mr. Lang's tone softened as he tried to persuade Gu Wenheng.
Gu Wenheng replied, "This is not a matter I can decide. After all, military campaigns and battles are not for a civil servant like me to command.
I imagine you've caused General Zhou a great deal of trouble over the years. You should first think about how you're going to persuade him."
Gu Wenheng picked up his teacup. Seeing his guest remain stock-still, he was almost amused to the point of annoyance.
