For a while after that, Ronan became even busier.
Together with Professor Lan Zhu's team, he had to review the files of every officer and soldier stationed aboard, watch each person's psychological counseling videos, and, although the Fantasy Configuration Version Service Demon Scroll project had stalled, still distribute and collect questionnaires as required, then compare and analyze them against individual records one by one.
Most crucially, Ronan had to crisscross this airborne moving city, visiting every department in an effort to meet everyone—even if only to catch a distant glimpse of them.
At the same time, with Field Officer Fang Shu's approval, he followed the personnel from Engineering and Maintenance through nearly every functional area of the Chang Ying Sky Carrier, ensuring that he could make a relatively clear correspondence and distinction between every permanent crew member's duties and workplace.
It was during this process that hundreds, even thousands, of sketches appeared like drifting snowflakes.
Ronan's methods were highly flexible. He knew it was impossible to draw a portrait of every person in such a short time, but he could draw the larger work environments, along with the busy people moving through them.
And not just one drawing at one point in time, but multiple periods throughout the day.
He specifically selected the busiest, most intense, and relatively calm periods in each department and functional area. He produced one drawing for every time and place, with more than five for each of the Eight Great Departments of the Forward Committee Third Bureau, as well as their subordinate frontline functional and operational areas.
That was one day's workload.
In other words, within ten hours, Ronan had made at least five circuits around the sky carrier, an airborne city in its own right.
Once these drafts were completed, they were immediately uploaded