The one who seemed most out of place was Ouyang Xuan.
He stood alone, face cold, gaze sharp, clearly only a stride away, yet it felt as though a chasm separated him, emphasizing his "aloofness."
Mo Hua didn't mind his "detachment."
Conflicts among people are natural.
Having only met a few times, it's naturally impossible to "fit in."
Mo Hua didn't ask Ouyang Xuan to "fit in," only that he could execute the swordsmanship strategy according to his objectives.
Mo Hua squatted down, drawing a few lines and little figures in the sand with a twig.
Then he began explaining to everyone the basic tactical positions, formations, layouts, variations, and objectives.
Though basic, these are crucial.
The battle situation in swordsmanship changes rapidly, sometimes leaving no time for commands, relying entirely on mutual understanding.
At a critical moment, the more solid the basic tactics, the quicker the response.
All advanced tactical changes derive from the most basic cooperation.
