Boss Su might have outmaneuvered him with her clever promises and sun-proof cloaks, but land—that was a different battlefield.
Land was power, and without it, her base couldn't expand. Chen Mu knew that if he could block her access to strategic territory, it would cripple her growth.
Even if his base was dying, he could still buy himself time to figure out his next move.
"Alright," Dong Shin replied after a long pause.
"I'll see what I can do. But remember, if you don't deliver on your promise, I won't be able to hold them off for long. And if you cross me, well... let's just say it won't be good for you."
Chen Mu grunted in acknowledgment.
Dong Shin was one of the more ruthless military generals he had dealt with, a man who had connections both within and outside the law.
But Chen Mu knew he could trust him—at least as far as their business went.
"I'll have everything ready by tomorrow," Chen Mu said, his tone hardening.
