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Amelia had analyzed this battle countless times. Observing from a macro perspective, the style of command exercised by the opponent was strikingly similar to Kexiao's, even to the extent that it could be considered a mimicry of his every move. The seemingly steady and methodical approach lacked strategic detail, resembling a soulless chess player, offering form without substance.
Following that incident, the Saudi media did not pursue further coverage, which in turn became an indirect confirmation of a signal: Kexiao probably had no chance of survival. If he were still alive, it would make both emotional and rational sense for state media not to hide such morale-boosting news.
Moreover, since the opposition had been continuously imitating Kexiao despite suffering defeats, Amelia couldn't help but associate her current adversary with a bunch of incapable political bureaucrats.
