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When it was time to fight, he was fiercer than anyone else, and when it came to business, he was more patient than anyone else.
With well-reasoned advances and retreats, Gao Guang was better at combat than arms dealers and better at doing business than mercenaries. What he utilized was a strategy of mismatched competition.
The current situation was a classic representation. First, he would fight and drive the opponent into a desperate situation, then he'd offer them a way out. Common sense dictated that this approach would please neither side, but in Gao Guang's hands, everyone ended up satisfied.
This was called tactics.
The Chief of Staff approached the radio with mixed emotions and picked up the handset.
But it wasn't until he was about to start the call that the Chief of Staff realized he didn't know what to say.
