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Facts proved Ronan's judgment right.
Forget a "sharp turn"—the "promotion" of the Fire God-Type 5 was now advancing at the speed of hyperspace travel. Before they returned to the Main Base, news had already arrived that the Fire God-Type 5 had passed its second field trial. The Forward Committee had convened a special meeting and decided to put the product into production immediately, deploying it in stages throughout the asteroid mantle region.
The Front Committee First Bureau's meeting had also concluded. By the time the Executive Office group returned, it was already the third wave of meetings.
This was no mere formality. In fact, under these circumstances, meetings were already the most efficient means of communication.
Production was one thing, but deployment was absolutely not something to be handled casually.
It was precisely during these three levels of meetings that multiple rounds of combat simulations were conducted. Numerous issues were raised around "production" and "deployment," with corresponding solutions developed.
In short, the meetings concluded: deploy as many as possible, while keeping the deployments as covert as possible. Lacking either could ultimately backfire.
The requirement to "both do this and do that" was harsh, but battlefields were full of such harsh demands.
Although the Fire God-Type 5 was still only one backup measure for now, no one dared take it lightly amid the current battlefield situation.
Before the meetings had even ended, the Main Base laboratory had already begun production without pause. The laboratory at the Chang Ying's Third Processing Center was originally supposed to follow suit, but since all its personnel had already gone to the Main Base, it was currently only preparing materials and keeping pace with the production line configuration over here. At this point, the decision to split the relevant laboratories between two locations had also