"This was a path of change where victory brought growth, while defeat meant no future—a desperate gamble." Xiao Ran pondered for a moment, then shook his head. "Although the Overlord Legion has an S-class Pilot, its structure is no more than a large team bearing the name of a legion. Without a Faction Territory, its development potential is ultimately limited. But with an S-class Pilot, its combat power is still top-tier. I really don't know what kind of trouble could make a team with an S-class Pilot choose to initiate something like a Legion War."
"So having too much contact and too many dealings with the legions in Prometheus isn't necessarily a good thing. The Burning Legion must continue to develop cautiously in the future."
After thinking it over, Xiao Ran nodded. "No problem. I can agree to your request. We'll provide you with warships and technical support, and you'll trade us something that I consider to be of equivalent value."
Naza let out a soft breath of relief. Under the current circumstances, legions connected to the Overlord Legion would more or less give it a little support. But that was all it was—support insufficient to truly change the Overlord Legion's current situation, at most a tiny investment. Not a single legion was willing to fully support the Legion War the Overlord Legion was about to face.
The Overlord Legion's situation was fundamentally insufficient to sustain a true Legion War. The resources it would consume were simply too great. Unless it had a Faction Territory with reserves like the Burning Legion, capable of making every preparation for a Legion War, it could not manage it. The Overlord Legion lacked such foundations and did not possess even the slightest logistical capability. Normal Missions were fine, but Legion Missions would leave it