Luo's biggest problem now was that he worried about too much. In truth, the Technology Department's drift into becoming a purely military technology department had something to do with Luo, its sole core. From the very beginning, the Technology Department had been built around Luo and around producing ever more powerful weapons of war.
Aside from D.S.S.D., an interstellar exploration company, its initial components had mostly been Research Institutions absorbed from military enterprises. There had never been any department dedicated to developing civilian technology. That had set the tone from the start, so it was hardly surprising that the Technology Department had ultimately developed entirely toward military applications. The large-scale acquisition of other companies now was likewise intended to solve the problem of the Technology Department having gone completely off course. Once military and civilian sectors were fully separated while still cooperating with each other, the issue could be handled effectively.
As for Luo, although Renard, Yuzes, and Ingram had joined him, the tone had already been set. The Technicians who joined later had not had much impact on the Technology Department. Instead, they had accelerated its specialization, launching even more war technology projects. After all, every one of them was a giant in military technology. One reason was that they had no interest in civilian technological development, while another was the growing amount of work in the Technology Department and the roles the later arrivals had taken on.
Renard was mainly responsible for Artificial Intelligence-related projects, supplementing and assisting in other areas. Yuzes was a true jack-of-all-trades; not only did the Technology Department need him, but Durandal's Gene Department needed him as well. Running between both sides naturally meant he could not devote all his attention to the Technology Department. Ingram only had expertise related to MS manufacturing, and