The situation on Sunset Mountain is extremely bad!
Mountain Eagle hadn't expected the enemy to be so audacious as to kidnap tourists as shields and attempt a frontal assault.
Even if they couldn't break through from the front, they could tie down Sunset Mountain's main force, providing an opportunity for the more than forty people detouring from behind to launch a flanking attack.
Theoretically, disregarding moral issues, these people had already won half the battle from the moment they kidnapped the tourists.
Because no matter whether Mountain Eagle was concerned for the hostages or ignored them, he would have to bear immense pressure.
Whether the frontal attack was successful or ended in a standoff, it would be advantageous for those people.
Putting aside their bastardly act, this is a confrontation of tactical details.
