General Hawan was very opinionated and had his own approach, so Black Shark's advice simply had no effect.
As for this, Black Shark could only let things take their course, and had no solution other than worrying anxiously.
Black Shark's experience was something learned through personal injury and painful realization.
Black Shark could guess a bit; once General Hawan realized his own recklessness and arrogance, he would surely regret it.
"Daring to underestimate the Peng Bird, you will regret it just like me," thought Black Shark to himself, deciding not to waste breath saying anything that wouldn't help, lest it displeases General Hawan.
In fact, General Hawan had his own judgment. In his mind, the seven-person team of the Peng Bird would definitely use their advantage to secretly snipe at them. That was the only way to attack; with just seven people, daring to confront his large troops directly was simply suicidal.
