Doctor Xiang Chai was not surprised when he saw the information.
Instead, he worried that Ronan, overly fixated on the "Genuine Real-Time Scene Mapping," might overlook this crucial piece of information.
The thought was rather absurd.
Ronan had replied before he did, yet he was still trying to squeeze into the inner circle, staring unblinkingly at the "Genuine Real-Time Scene Mapping."
Well, at least that was how it looked to the others.
By then, Field Officer Su Heng was already pointing at the real-time mapping and issuing orders. "Turn all the launch areas on the first and second decks into Drone Platforms. I'll coordinate with flight control. Even if we have to deploy every drone in reserve within an hour, we'll ensure our allies can safely make their airborne landing in the designated zones.
"The light-track repairs will be concentrated on the third deck, with priority given to Areas C and D..." He swiftly arranged the necessary personnel and equipment, yet still seemed dissatisfied. Looking up, he perhaps spotted Lieutenant Hong Kai and the other Internal Guard Unit personnel standing conspicuously at the edge of the crowd, which gave him another idea. "We also need to transfer a group from the Internal Guard Unit up here."
Field Officer Su Heng waved his hand sharply. "Security Management is the proper defensive team. They need to hold out for at least two hours. During that time, our priority is ensuring the launch sequence for the assault teams in Areas C and D is properly integrated. It doesn't matter if the first and second decks get smashed up. Better if they do—it'll draw those worthless bastards outside over here, divert their attention, and reduce the pressure on the lower decks."
As he spoke, he linked into the space battleship's overall system. "Notify Field