If Xiao Ran were to rank the things he had to accomplish during this rest period, the highest-priority matters had already been arranged: Luo's studies, as well as the inspection, maintenance, and upkeep of the mecha and warships.
The second item was naturally establishing a legion. But before creating one, he needed to understand the process involved. Old Luo knew some things about legions—or rather, he knew plenty of miscellaneous nonsense about them—but that did not mean he knew how to establish one.
Then came the team's coordination training. They had added three newcomers, and during the Special Mission, they had each gone to three different worlds and spent a long time there. Their individual growth and the time they had experienced in their respective Mission Worlds would inevitably create problems with teamwork. At the same time, Zechs, who possessed peak C-class strength, needed to familiarize himself with the two available C-class mecha: the Lightning Aegis and the Black Astray that Graham had to replace. He would ultimately choose one of them. Talking about custom-building one for him was really rather absurd.
The Lightning Aegis and Black Astray already incorporated nearly all the technology Xiao Ran currently possessed. They were among the absolute best C-class mecha. Even a custom-built unit would be little different. One could transform and the other could not; if Zechs chose either one, it only needed adaptive modifications based on his own needs. There was no point in building an entirely new C-class mecha. Besides, even if they built one, would it not just end up being something similar to these two units?
Logically, the team's coordination training should have begun only after Luo returned from studying under Old Luo. Their priority should have been attribute enhancement and skill enhancement, and during this first week, the