When it came to the two questions Luo Chuan had mentioned, Ausia felt that she probably would not be able to figure them out.
After leaving the Hearthstone Tavern, she could have Koya calculate it. Perhaps then she would find the answer.
She could also mention it when she saw the Queen. She wondered what reaction the Queen would have, and began looking forward to it.
"When does your vacation end?" Luo Chuan asked.
"Usually, it lasts several dozen days," Ausia replied. "This kind of dangerous mission has a tremendous impact on both body and mind. The team members need time to adjust their condition."
Prolonged combat would inevitably affect those involved.
Just like soldiers in a war, even after the war ended, most of them would no longer be mentally the same as ordinary people.
That was what was known as war syndrome.
They could not adapt to the lives of ordinary people, and this state might even follow them for the rest of their lives.
As Chief Commander of The Tide, Ausia naturally understood this principle.
Balancing work and rest was necessary under any circumstances.
"Of course, if the boss wants to set off immediately, tonight would work too," Ausia added. "There's no need to worry about the others. I can just go back with you."
Yao Ziyan silently reached for Luo Chuan's waist again.
Without changing expression, Luo Chuan caught the girl's hand. "There's no need for that. Just follow your plan."
Several dozen days of preparation was not bad. Setting off tonight would clearly be far too hasty.
It did not fit his persona.
Making a decision was one thing; actually putting it into action was another.
If he did not procrastinate for a while, he felt uncomfortable all over.
"Alright." Ausia nodded. As for the