King Wu of Zhou consults Jiang Taigong, a military strategist, on defending against enemy fire attacks. Jiang Taigong advises using counter-fires and strategic formations to create a defensive perimeter and exploit the enemy's vulnerabilities. The dialogue explores scenarios of escalating fire attacks, with Jiang Taigong offering tactical solutions to minimize casualties and maintain army stability. These strategies emphasize observation, controlled burning, and a well-organized defensive formation, specifically the "Four-Directional Mighty Assault" formation. The text highlights the importance of adaptability and preparedness in warfare.