The Thawed
As the battle raged between the mercenary/sith trooper mixture and the forces of the New Imperial Order, Dasam took place within the confines of the Conglomerate Headquarters. Residing in the main room with the Sovereign of Strength and the Ore-Duke Dovark. An individual that the sith warrior had mixed feelings about: Respect for the warrior past the noble presented in some of his ways, but distaste for how low his person has stooped under the effects of greed and gluttony. He stood beside as a silent observer of the battle, playing scenarios in his head like a game of Dejarik.
His attention caught at the fit Dovark brought once his transmission was cut short by the Dark Saint. The conversation that ensued was listened to, but the Sith Knight's eyes were focused on the holographic presentation of the battle. His golden eyes focused on the bright blue hue of the friendly forces moving onto enemy positions. Attempting to contest the Nihun River District, the final point to win Shoengen. Providing no reaction to the words exchanged, not even to the strange analogy. The Warrior just kept track of the words that his ears caught, remaining quiet.
Until he was called.
The door to suggestions was opened by the Sovereign and Kal did not require much time to think of an improvement to the current strategy. Instead, he set his gaze to the stubborn and prideful Ore-Duke. The Sith had words reserved for the Duke who took offense to the idea of taking suggestions, but he allowed the Sovereign of Strength to speak on behalf of the pair. Once submission was given, the Sith Strategist went with his advice.
"Given that the Nihun River District is held out by the remainder of New Imperial Forces, I believe tasking a mercenary force from any of the landmarks we have secured to head to the Nihun District on the opposite side of where the main force is at. It's a simple flanking maneuver. While the district is heavily fortified on all sides, the numbers and good positioning will force some defenders to switch sides to deal with the flanking team. Or due to sheer shock and awe of our main assault, the flanking team may be ignored from any reinforcements until it's too late. From there, only time can tell. Either way, one side of the River District will succumb and both of our forces will close in on our enemy."
A suitable pincer strategy but one detail was purposefully ignored by the Sith. Should the mercenaries not be suited to the task, it'll take too long for reinforcements to come in and provide support. As for units to switch from the main assault over to the opposite side of the Nihun district, it'd be a long trek on foot. Perhaps the Noble's pride in his men will lead to their deaths, or maybe the mercenaries were worth such stubborn praise.
Only time will tell.
Dasam took the burying gaze of his eyes off of the Ore-Duke and turned his head over to the map once more. Where his eyes laid upon the roadwork and formation of buildings that guaranteed the long trek.