Luo had only just resolved the internal unrest aboard the Nir-Akama when he learned from its crew that the Burning Legion wanted him on the deck immediately. They said his mecha would be delivered there, leaving Luo helplessly running toward the Nir-Akama's deck once more.
A little activity would not burden Luo or make him tired, but he felt as though endless unfinished tasks were weighing on his shoulders. More than anything, the psychological pressure was immense, and time was tight.
No sooner had he finished one task than another came along. He really wanted to enjoy himself properly in a Mission World for once, rather than facing countless machines and countless enemies, rushing from one thing to the next and wishing he could split himself into several people to handle multiple jobs at once.
This can't go on. Even with Renard here, it doesn't feel like my workload has gotten any lighter. This Mission World somehow feels even busier than the last one. There are clearly so many Technicians from Orb helping out too, so why does it feel this way? Is it because our people are too scattered this time, and we still don't have enough combat personnel? No, no. I need Xiao Ran to sweet-talk another combatant and another Technician into joining us. No, that's not enough—we also need another Special Operations member.
I should have gotten Kane into the team. He can fight, pilot a mecha, and carry out Special Missions. His technical skills aren't that great, but he at least has the basics and knows magic. What a pity, what a pity. Kane actually got away this time.
With those thoughts spinning through his mind, Luo hurried toward the Nir-Akama's launch deck. His mecha had already been delivered by Saki and Zechs. He leaped into