Why is it that in the last part of the conversation between the three officers in the chapter of Sniping the Elite in the Siwa Oasis, if you fail the mission by killing one, you should wait for the three officers to talk if you don't kill him?

The last part of the conversation between the three officers in the chapter of Sniping the Elite in the Siwa Oasis was a plot twist and the key to the progression of the plot. In the initial mission, the three officers successfully completed the mission. However, on the way to the Siwa Oasis, they encountered a soldier who failed the mission and was discovered by me. I attacked the three officers but they didn't know who I was so they didn't hurt me. However, after talking to the soldier who failed the mission, the three officers realized that they might have been locked on by me and that they might have discovered the existence of other enemies. In order to stop me from killing the other enemies, they decided to talk to me so that I would give up attacking them and attack others instead. This plot twist meant that the previous smooth mission was interrupted by an accident. The three officers needed to talk to me to find a solution to the problem to avoid greater trouble. This paragraph also showed the trust and cooperation between the three officers and their ability to cooperate when they encountered difficulties.