When Basak heard Xiao Ran say that he wanted him to nominate newcomers from his own planet, he agreed to recommend people from his planet to join Prometheus without giving it much thought. In truth, Basak did not need to think too deeply about it. The legion urgently needed to grow, and as a warlike race of berserkers, he saw no problem with bringing his own people here.
He believed in the combat strength and potential of his people. Every member of the berserker race was a born warrior, raised from childhood on the inherited martial techniques of their people. Some exceptional individuals even possessed powerful secret techniques passed down through their families. True berserker geniuses could unleash the full power of their bloodlust while remaining absolutely clear-headed during berserk states. Although it was unlikely that such a genius would emerge from a group of merely five, berserkers with martial arts inheritances would undoubtedly complement Human-Machine Integration System mecha perfectly.
Naluo, however, was nowhere near as confident as Basak. Her homeland had relatively advanced technology, but its people were individually weaker than berserkers. Though they were still far stronger than Earthlings, they lacked the racial inheritance of the berserker race. Ordinary civilians made up the majority of Naluo's homeland. Even if they could obtain Awakening Skills, there was no guarantee that the randomly selected nominees would be able to adapt to life in Prometheus.
Xiao Ran understood that. After all, a homeland like Naluo's was what should have been normal and common. In a universe without enemies or war, races like the berserkers, where everyone was a soldier even in peacetime, should have been rare. However, Xiao Ran had no intention of nominating Earthlings, nor did he want to assign all ten slots to a race that was gifted only