Right now, Earth's Mutants only occupied a single island. Everyone knew how much effort they had poured in and how many hardships they had endured just to claim that one island. And now you were telling me you had an entire galaxy?
Putting aside how large the Andromeda Galaxy was, or what its resources were like, that was an entire galaxy, a galaxy on par with the Milky Way Galaxy. They could not even make sense of the Solar System right now. When would they ever get to occupy a galaxy?
And there was more. He said starships were all public property of Earth. But to the Mutants here, humanity already had starships, and the Mutants could still stand against them as equals. Just how powerful did that make them?
One had to understand that the humans of this universe had only built a factory, and they had nearly tormented the entire Mutant race to death. The humans over there had Spaceships and starships, and from the sound of it, superweapons like Planet Battleships too. Wouldn't they have fought the Mutants until even the Great Dao was ground away?
Seeing that he could not turn their thinking back around, Charles simply ignored it and continued, "I am absolutely not saying that your dock was built badly. It's just that if you don't build it according to a standardized process, you never will, and without standardized supervision, problems may also arise.
"Think about it. During the construction just now, were there moments when fatigue made it hard to focus? Were there times when you chatted with others to keep yourselves awake and then lost concentration? Were there moments when you weren't even sure whether a batch of materials had been processed properly?"
Once he asked it like that, of course there