Korg watched Xiao Ran's hand trace across the map while listening to him speak, nodding repeatedly. He strongly agreed with what Xiao Ran said. After all, as the commander of a Participant Legion in this world, although Korg did not know whether the Crimson Knights' current forces here represented their full strength or merely a portion of it, as a commander and a Participant who carried out missions across different worlds, he should at least understand something about strategic command.
The defensive line naturally had to be dealt with. Put simply, they could not possibly keep going in and out through the enemy's defensive line forever, could they? Even if the Participants did not care, did that mean the conventional forces had to fight the enemy's defensive line every time they advanced or retreated? Not to mention the other consequences involved. So although they did not care much about the enemies on this defensive line, it still had to be listed as a problem that needed to be solved.
After briefly mentioning this defensive line, which neither Xiao Ran nor Korg considered important, Xiao Ran moved directly to the next issue. He tapped several locations on the map in succession, then traced several routes with his finger. Someone like Cornelia, who was very familiar with Area 19's situation, naturally understood what Xiao Ran was indicating. Korg might not have understood as clearly as Cornelia, but he carefully remembered every movement and location Xiao Ran pointed out.
"The points I just marked are all enemy supply storage sites or resupply strongholds that I identified based on the available information. The routes are public transport routes used to replenish supplies in various areas. Supplies moved along these routes should only be common materials. Most important supplies should be transported by air."
Korg