Gao Guang was in Los Angeles, but he made sure to stay in visible places. Only then would Morris feel at ease, and Lloyd would believe he truly intended to shake hands and make peace with Morris.
Lloyd asked Gao Guang how much it would take for him to back off, but he didn't reveal what Morris's response was.
After two days without news, Gao Guang knew that the real negotiation wasn't between him and Morris but between two interest groups at the Pentagon.
Luckily, Gao Guang didn't care about these things.
If he was going to take out Morris, it would be impossible to just leave him alone, so the surveillance and reconnaissance of Morris had to be continuous.
The formulation of tactics, especially the making of specific plans, must be based on knowing both oneself and the enemy.
