Most of the plans, simulations, and preparations were already in place, so he didn't need to worry about them anymore.
The remaining task was to set the final and most crucial execution plan based on the likelihood of various scenarios he had simulated, focusing on the one closest to reality.
This was a small habit Motan had developed over the past six months: always start by creating contingency plans with the lowest probability of occurrence and greatest chance of surprises, and only then plan for PLAN A.
[In a group battle of fifty-on-fifty, within such a spacious venue, there shouldn't be too many intricate changes; hence, the most important thing isn't tactics and strategy, but rather the tone and rhythm...]
[In other words, no matter what, to ensure controlling the initiative, the first move has to be made by us...]
