After hearing this, Qu Jianlei felt a little helpless. This trip to the Maiden Star Region had essentially been the Battalion-Class Ship's maiden voyage.
It had only gone out once and ended up like this... Interstellar travel really was dangerous work.
He asked about the cost of a full overhaul. The price was indeed steep, and it would take at least two months!
The key was that even after repairs, the Battalion-Class Ship still could not be considered brand-new—it had, after all, undergone major repairs.
However, he had no other choice and could only choose the latter option. After all, it concerned the safety of the team members.
Still, he hoped the time could be shortened somewhat—provided that quality and standards were guaranteed.
For the foreseeable future, he had no plans to go out again. What they had gained this time was already enough for the team to digest for quite a while.
But no matter what, it was better to keep the starship in their own hands.
The other side did not show much reaction. They were probably wary of Digital Phantom's reputation and simply kept nodding.
However, they also stated that if they wanted to speed things up, they would need to work out a plan first, and they would inform them within three days.
This was not surprising. Two months was already a rushed schedule. If they wanted it done even faster, they would need wartime repair efficiency.
But wartime repair efficiency pursued only one goal: "As long as the starship can be used." There would still be considerable hidden risks.
Qu Jianlei knew all this perfectly well. He also knew there was room for negotiation, but the room for adjustment was not very large.
It was only three days of waiting, nothing major.
Unexpectedly, a visitor