In the folks, there is a saying: "Eat a loss, gain wisdom."
Since Joyful Vajra suffered a setback at Bai Qi's hands, he has become very cautious in his actions.
This time, he and Great Virtuous Vajra are responsible for attacking the left and right wings of Pule Mountain.
Joyful Vajra kept a sharp eye; he did not rush to strike first but instead held his forces back.
Instead, he sent people to observe Great Virtuous Vajra.
He intended to wait for Great Virtuous Vajra to move first, then he would make his move.
As the saying goes, "the gun strikes the bird that sticks its head out."
Joyful Vajra has witnessed Bai Qi's tactics; he knows Bai Qi is difficult to deal with.
Whoever strikes first will become Bai Qi's focus.
Once under Bai Qi's focus, extricating oneself becomes difficult.
In Joyful Vajra's view, it doesn't really matter which of the left or right wings attacks Pule Mountain first.
What truly matters is which of them can capture Pule Mountain first.
