"Therefore, I believe that whether they are participants or Native inhabitants, we should let those who sincerely wish to leave go, while those who genuinely wish to join us can be told our identities. As for the participants, we can temporarily tell them that we are guides for newcomers, making them instinctively fear and obey us."
"For the Native inhabitants who pass the assessment, we can reveal our identity as rebels. On the participants' side, the Legion's establishment also urgently requires additional personnel. With newcomers entering a Mission World for the first time like this, we have enough time to observe their potential and character."
"Of course, in my opinion, given our Legion's current structure, character is far more important than potential. We do not lack strong individuals. You, Basak, Cruze, and Graham are four B-rank pilots, while Zechs, Luo, Nalu, and Ozma are four pilots about to advance. What we lack are trustworthy people. Suitable candidates can be invited to join our Legion and expand our numbers. Furthermore, those who join from the very beginning, provided their character is assured, will certainly be more loyal to the Legion than those who join later."
After saying that, El-Elf closed his mouth. He stood straight and simply looked at Xiao Ran, his gaze utterly calm, as though he had merely proposed an executable solution and whether Xiao Ran used it or not did not matter.
Including Xiao Ran, everyone nodded in agreement after hearing El-Elf's words. Captain Jeffrey even said, "The silver-haired kid is right. I think it's workable."
Ozma nodded as well. "I agree."
Zechs fell silent for a moment before speaking. "This would preserve our internal stability while allowing us to gain another source of strength and expand the Legion. However, when training those newcomers willing to join us,