Standing from the perspective of the Imperial Navy, this was not a good thing.
Tiaoman forces and Raleigh forces deploying troops to the Xuan Continent had one prerequisite: the Imperial Navy must simultaneously advance into Boss Bay and, moreover, send troops to attack Jibu Fortress.
This was not simply a matter of military cooperation; it also involved political trust.
The key was oil!
To put it bluntly, like the Liangxia Empire, both Tiaoman Empire and Raleigh Kingdom almost entirely relied on imported oil; hence, they were all eyeing Boss Bay.
This was also the critical reason the Raleigh Kingdom had been vacillating.
If the Bulan Kingdom had been willing to make concessions on oil exports, it's likely that the Raleigh Kingdom would have joined the war several months ago as a member of the Alliance Group.
Conversely, this was also the key reason Tiaoman Empire and Raleigh Kingdom agreed to send troops to the Xuan Continent.
