Lugu's intentions were clear to him, but now the situation was urgent, and he had to find every possible way to unite all the forces he could.
This Sishen, if he could "win over" or "ally" with them, even if it was merely to coexist in "mutual non-aggression," would be a significant help.
In that case, he could "command" the two late-stage Golden Core generals of the Shugu, holding the forces of two Shugu main departments.
Although this idea was somewhat idealistic, the process would certainly be fraught with difficulties and extremely risky.
But in this world, risk and reward always go hand in hand.
Without taking risks, expecting gains is nearly impossible.
He had the leverage to negotiate with Sishen.
Mo Hua's gaze was steady and deep.
...
With Mo Hua's decision, the matter was settled.
Neither Dan Zhu nor Chi Feng had anything further to say.
Lugu readily agreed.
Everyone then changed their course westward, heading toward Sibone Tribe's direction.
