Ba Tu had initially overlooked an issue.
By convention, the Divine Hall was thought to not involve itself in conflicts among the Tribes; previously, when people fought like mad dogs, the Divine Hall said nothing, and even earlier when Tie Muer established the Golden Horde, slaughtering many Tribes, the Divine Hall still remained silent.
Moreover, because of personal relationships, Chi Li would likely lean slightly towards him. During the process of unifying the War Lion Tribe, Chi Li had even helped him speak a few words, making his integration go more smoothly.
Since the Divine Hall was not biased, as long as someone could resist the Great Khan, Ba Tu really had no worries. If Tie Muer could do it as the king of the Golden Horde, others could do it too!
But he forgot that betraying Tie Muer at this moment was different from declaring war openly... It was not merely tribal infighting; it could be considered a betrayal of the grassland.
