Honkai, But I Have Too Many Mods

Topaz suddenly came to her senses, nearly letting Liu Bai talk circles around her.

"Yes, with the first Stellaron having fallen, we now need to determine its impact on the Sea of Quanta's environment. Our current control group is Anti-Entropy's previous intelligence."

"Is there any difference?"

"None has shown up so far—but I'm more inclined to believe that a single Stellaron can't affect the situation in the Sea of Quanta."

Liu Bai flicked the report in his hand.

"Anyway, there's no point worrying too much about this. We should each do our jobs properly."

"...But once you know about it, you can't help worrying."

Topaz rested her chin on her hand and began reading the report before her.

"Isn't this already done quite well?"

Topaz gave the form a rough scan and found no obvious errors.

It was clearly a thoroughly reviewed form.

"Do you need me to handle this?"

"No."

Liu Bai answered very directly.

Topaz looked at Liu Bai with puffed cheeks, as if saying, "If you don't give me a satisfactory answer, I'm going on strike."

"In theory, we should review this form again, but in practice, that can be skipped."

Liu Bai spread his hands.

"Though our side is a complete mess, Inazuma, Liyue, and the Far East Branch all have well-established, systematic teams."

Their side counted as the highest command center. Now that something global had happened, naturally the losses and disaster relief expenditures had to be reported to Liu Bai and the others.

But there was absolutely no need to calculate everything again.

Those teams could handle this sort of thing with ease.

Liyue had needed to borrow manpower partly because of its vast territory, but also because the disaster had struck too suddenly.

But this time was different. Liu Bai had already made