Three hours later, Pragorn took his leave.
Velin sat idly for a while before leaving the tent and flying toward the Floating Fleet's garrison.
As for selecting someone to command the aerial forces, Velin intended to seek advice from the Floating Fleet, the Dragon Rider Order, and the Griffin Knight Order.
In past wars, he had commanded only ground troops. At most, he had dispatched Griffin Knights to deliver messages; he had no relevant experience in aerial warfare.
Still, this was a good opportunity to learn how to command an aerial war from experienced generals.
Meanwhile, in the Twenty-fifth Legion's main camp, Kyle sat at the head of the table, listening to reports from the commanders of each battalion to understand the legion's most basic situation.
The Twenty-fifth Legion had a total strength of seventy-three thousand five hundred and eighty-eight men. It was divided into three armies, each led by a Soul Intent Mid-Tier Professional as army commander, with two Soul Intent Low-Tier Professionals serving as deputy army commanders.
Each army was divided into four battalions, with roughly five thousand men in each. Every battalion had one battalion commander, a High-Gold Professional, along with eight deputy battalion commanders, who were either High-Gold Professionals or Mid-Gold Professionals.
"Legion Commander, the Third Army's Twelfth Battalion has five thousand eight hundred and seventy-five soldiers on its rolls. At present, five thousand six hundred and eighty-eight soldiers are actually in camp, leaving a shortage of one hundred and eighty-seven men." A High-Gold Warrior stepped out of the formation, came to the center of the tent, and respectfully saluted.
Kyle noted down the number of missing men from the Twelfth Battalion and said expressionlessly, "Continue."
The High-Gold Warrior continued reporting the Seventh Camp's basic situation.
When the Twelfth Battalion commander finished his report, Kyle waved