The entire office fell silent as Xiao Ran's gaze swept across it, and the expressions of the four Impact Legion pilots grew somewhat complicated.
After a moment of silence, Xiao Ran spoke again. "Understood. Whether there are really three other A-Class Pilots in the Impact Legion for this mission or not, I know it would be impossible to get that information out of you. I also understand Prometheus's rules and restrictions."
That was right. Within Prometheus, the restrictions placed on teams and legions were extremely strict. In ordinary teams and legions, no captain or Legion Leader could truly guarantee that every member or subordinate would remain wholeheartedly loyal to the team or legion forever. But while captains and Legion Leaders could not guarantee it, Prometheus could enforce it through harsh rules.
Participants could choose to betray their own team or legion, but the cost of betrayal would be so great that they simply could not bear it. Under team rules, deliberately killing a member of one's own team would erase all skills and units and strip away all Merit Points, instantly turning a traitor into complete trash. They would also receive punitive missions and be hunted down by their former teammates.
The consequences were the same for selling out teammates or causing harm to them through any malicious act. The rules within teams were like this, and those within legions were not much different. As a result, betrayal was almost never seen within teams or legions. Xiao Ran had never expected, nor intended, to learn much about the Impact Legion from these four A-Class Pilots.
It was precisely because legions had such restrictions that Xiao Ran could confidently recommend anyone as a member of his own legion within the legion faction, without any worries afterward.
"El-Elf, contact Gamillas's Intelligence Minister,