The Federation War Zone knew perfectly well that the Alliance War Zone's reply was genuine. Their recent harassment operations had indeed been vigorous and impressive.
All of it was worth reporting in the battle reports, and the war zone was also working hard to expand its gains.
But did that prove they were not trying to keep their best tricks to themselves?
If one war zone fought well while the other performed terribly, what would military headquarters think? The Federation War Zone had swallowed its pride and extended invitations twice before giving up: To hell with you, laozi doesn't need to beg you anymore.
That was how they ended up approaching Digital Phantom to ask for data fragments.
This was already rather taboo. If they had not been under pressure, they would never have made that choice voluntarily.
It was said that some people in the Alliance War Zone had even muttered that they were drawing on the successful experience of the Federation side.
The Federation War Zone retorted angrily: "Our war zone was the first to bring Digital Phantom into the National War!"
No one knew who had really copied whom.
That was precisely why the Lieutenant General could not help getting irritated when Fourth Boss said that the enemies they faced were weak.
Of course, no matter what, this still counted as healthy competition within the military. The Alliance War Zone had indeed sent over some materials.
However, the Alliance War Zone believed that the materials could not possibly cover every bit of experience and every technique.
Digital Phantom had not only invented artificial intelligence tactics but had also been through real combat—and supposedly served as the main force in those battles.
For such a team to be willing to help the military train soldiers was a genuine