Lynch was very arrogant, and with Mr. Truman not present, no one else could stop Lynch, leaving them anxious.
In their eyes, diplomatic negotiations should not be like this. Even if there were indeed some problems between them, everyone should at least maintain a facade of dignity, behaving politely like gentlemen.
The representative of Nagariel furrowed his brow slightly, "What do you mean?"
"No meaning!"
Lynch shrugged, "I don't know if you've ever heard a saying, it roughly means 'if we can't be friends, then we must be enemies'."
If, at this point, the representative of Nagariel still couldn't understand what Lynch wanted to convey, then he was likely a fool, as was everyone in the Nagariel Central Government. Only fools would send fools as diplomatic representatives to other countries.
But that's not the case, the representative of Nagariel quickly understood. He asked indignantly, "Are you threatening me and my country?"
