What was unusual about the Burning Legion was that the entire legion actually depended on Xiao Ran alone. He was practically carrying the whole legion by himself, using the income of a single team to support it, along with all sorts of subsidies. The various hidden benefits were simply absurdly good.
Other than bloodlines, which could not be provided—or rather, could not be provided for the time being—everything from mechs, weapons, components, and warships to all sorts of miscellaneous items could be fully supplied. Real Robot, Super Robot, and Fantasy type equipment were all available. The same mech might cost a hundred thousand Merit Points outside, but within the legion, it could probably be obtained for only thirty or forty thousand. Those benefits were already top-tier. With so many varieties available, one could always find the most suitable option. There was even a dedicated technical team providing logistical support and resolving every concern.
In short, Xiao Ran was very willing to invest in this area. He also knew that the more he invested, the greater the returns would be later, so he did not see anything wrong with it. As a result, the ordinary members of the legion had become incredibly dependent on both the legion and Xiao Ran.
Xiao Ran did not comment much on the Overlord Legion's communal approach. After a moment of silence, he went straight to the point. "I want to know what I can gain from cooperating with you, what you want, what kind of enemies you have, and what kind of friends you have. Your answer will determine whether we remain ordinary trading partners or become close partners with deeper cooperation."
"However, I must make one thing clear first. Other than having Naza, an S-class Pilot, there is nothing else about you that attracts