The generals of other countries didn't want to fight with General Hywell who was from the West, but General Karlisle didn't have so many scruples. Just like General Hywell, he also had a powerful motherland behind him. What was there to fear?
There was nothing to be afraid of. Fairness and justice needed to be upheld too. He voiced out because he wanted General Hywell to understand that he shouldn't size up the Chinese soldiers with a biased gaze.
General Karlisle, who had a calm gaze, looked at General Hywell, who had a cold gaze. He continued calmly, "Eka Assault is a fair competition. It's also a communication between the special forces of various countries. Whether there'll be regrets or not, I think communication is the most important thing. General Hywell, what do you think?"
This was an insinuation that the country behind General Hywell was too domineering. That country didn't want any other country to become stronger as that would threaten its status.
