What Ron had mentioned was something Puente and Luo had not told Korgi and Selucius before. Once he finished, the two hurriedly nodded, saying they had remembered it. They once again gained a more direct understanding of the Burning Legion's formidable foundation and strength. It actually customized mechs to such an extent for every different member. If the timeframe were longer, perhaps many legions could manage it. But to complete fully customized, distinct mechs for hundreds of people from two legions within only one mission rest period was simply astonishing. More importantly, they already knew that the Real Zone's rest period was only one month, so the calculation definitely had to be based on the Real Zone's schedule.
Building mechs was nothing like making clothes. There were no truly universal standard templates to use, nor were they specially tailored based only on height and build. Often, a single different system or ability required considerable time and effort to modify many other components. And producing hundreds of brand-new mechs—what an enormous asset that would be. Yet they were being handed over so casually to newcomers who had only just joined and had not earned even the slightest merit.
Korgi and Selucius exchanged a glance, each seeing the other's thoughts in their eyes. No matter what, even after joining this legion, these mechs were benefits the legion ought to provide. But as subordinates, they could not simply shamelessly accept everything for free just because such rules existed.
After arranging the preliminary work for both legions, those without other duties said they would assist as well. They would also have the other legion members who were not yet qualified to attend this meeting lend a hand, using veterans to guide newcomers and accelerate the integration of the two legions. This was exactly what