Before two countries, especially great powers, turn against each other, they always give a heads up. It's rare for them to go straight to hostilities. Despite Russia often appearing reckless, their diplomacy is actually quite mature.
Russian officials came out to welcome them. The American counselor was a middle-aged man in his forties with a serious expression, while the Russian representative was around fifty and appeared quite relaxed.
Gao Guang also got to witness the event, but he felt this didn't seem like a confrontation to accuse and blame, rather it was more like a discussion to settle matters.
"Hello."
"Hello, the conference room is ready. Please."
That was it—just two sentences, and it was over.
Show-off? Pointing fingers and hurling insults? Frantic and desperate? Why was there none of that?
