Chapter: 3737

Saeed respectfully replied, "Okay, Mr. Leaf! I'll take my leave then!"

Hamid regained his composure and though he had countless questions he wanted to ask Leaf, he knew it wasn't the right time to ask them, so he proactively said to Leaf, "Mr. Leaf, I'll head back to Damascus now, thank you for your help along the way, looking forward to seeing you again next time!"

Leaf nodded and smiled, "Alright, Hamid, see you next time!"

Saeed respectfully sent Hamid and himself to the gate, watched as they boarded a helicopter that took off straight away. Hamid exclaimed in surprise: "Saeed, you're really too astonishing... How could the renowned Wanyang Palace suddenly become your subordinate?"

Saeed chuckled and asked him: "Have you heard about what's been going on at Wanyang Palace lately?"

Hamid rubbed his head thoughtfully: "I don't get much information from this place. I only found out what was happening at Wanyang Palace when you said you wanted to bring the Wanyang warriors to negotiate with them. They've supposedly taken down a top-tier family in Huaxia and forced that family to give up half their assets, I'm not sure if it's true or not."

Saeed proudly declared: "In fact, they didn't take down that family; instead, the family took them down. And I am the head of that family."

As he finished speaking, Saeed turned around and looked at Hamid's stunned face, saying with a smile: "Old brother, since Wanyang Palace is there, just be at ease being your local big shot - no one can do anything to you."

Hamid regained his composure and quickly said: "Brother, I'm telling the truth, I really don't understand how to develop myself from now on. Can you please give me some guidance?"

Saeed smiled: "There's nothing to be confused about? Given your current situation, I'll give you ten characters."

Hamid eagerly asked: "Which ten characters?"

Saeed put away his smile and spoke seriously: "Sit at the mountain, watch the tigers fight, and let out a great cry - this will bring wealth!"

Hamid muttered these ten characters to himself, as if he had gained some insight, but it was unclear.

"So, he asked humbly: 'Old brother, I don't have an opinion, but I'm afraid they'll destroy my comrades one by one and leave me alone. When that time comes, they won't tolerate me!'"

Lei Chen nodded and said: "That's why I wanted to chat with you separately. This is the reason."

Hamid knew Lei Chen must have something to secretly brief him on, so he quickly asked: "Old brother, please elaborate!"

Lei Chen opened his mouth: "I meant what I said earlier about being neutral. What I told Saeed was just for show. In reality, your position should be a complete mirror image of Wan Paojun's."

"Wan Paojun will only help them defend and won't help them attack. You should do the same - help your comrades defend, but don't directly intervene when they're fighting, and never underestimate their strength."

"If they really go to war, you can follow what I said earlier with those ten characters - absolutely no direct intervention."

"So, in order to prevent my comrades from being destroyed one by one, you need to make them all strong, but also remind them that since they've chosen to occupy the mountain, they shouldn't be too greedy and forget to manage their own land. It's best if both sides can coexist peacefully for a long time."

Hamid nodded lightly and said: "I understand what you mean, old brother!"

Saying so, he looked worried and said: "But honestly, my comrades don't have much money. If they start large-scale infrastructure development, I'm afraid they won't be able to bear the cost."

"Wan Dachen asked him, 'Where does your kind of armed forces get their daily expenses from?'"

Hamid explained, "Most of our expenses come from overseas aid, and a small part comes from controlling some resources and outputs in the region, such as grains and oil, which we can use to earn some money by selling them."

Wan Dachen nodded and said, "Then you should use your engineering team to negotiate with them and help them build some infrastructure at a slightly lower price. If they don't have money, let them trade grain and oil for it." JrNovels.com