...I believe this is our last chance.
If we failed to keep it in River Valley Province, then once the airship returned to port, resupplied, and joined up with the local ground forces, we would face a crisis several times worse than the current one.
Vault 79, Administrator's Office.
Besides Chu Guang, more than a dozen others stood there.
A few days earlier, when Chu Guang had set out from Clear Spring City for Ruigu City, he had ordered the command headquarters moved to the front line.
Along with staff officers like Vanus, the officers of the First Legion, including Wrench, had also relocated here.
At that moment, Chu Guang held a handwritten battle plan in his hand. After reading the introduction, he turned to the outline.
The entire plan was twenty-four pages long. It had been written by Commander Fountain, commander of the Storm Corps. Objectively speaking, it was quite well written, with detailed planning in both broad strategy and fine details.
The plan divided the campaign into three phases: air combat, ground combat, and the final landing operation.
Every phase included detailed descriptions of the objectives to be achieved, the manpower and weapons required, what to do if things went smoothly, and what to do if they did not.
This plan had certainly not been completed in a single day.
Chu Guang had noticed long ago that ever since the Storm Corps arrived in Ruigu City—or rather, from the moment that 400mm main cannon fired—the player called Commander Fountain had been observing that airship.
Its observation range, firing accuracy, intervals between salvos, turret rotation speed, reconnaissance efficiency at different distances, and more.
Those combat parameters had all been listed as evidence in this battle plan, and the operational plans for every stage had been specifically designed around the