Saidev agreed with Gao Yang's opinion, and said in a deep voice: "Alright, General, how many people do you think should be arranged?"
After pondering for a moment, Gao Yang replied solemnly: "About one hundred people, spread out across three buildings."
Saidev frowned and said: "Isn't that a bit too many? Drawing away so many people will weaken our current defenses."
Gao Yang confidently said: "No, it won't. Keep the light infantry with small arms hidden as a reserve force. They don't need to engage in battle now. As long as the enemy's suicide trucks don't get close enough to explode, we will be fine. If the enemy's trucks do get close and blow up, a large number of our men won't die but will be just knocked out. At that time, we will always have reserve forces in two of the buildings to come out and make a last stand, buying us some time."
