A bunch of ambitious men!
Man Yin sneered at Ku Yu's idea. He had the same attitude toward Dimon and the other thorny characters—typical of people with too many ideas and too few desires!
Then again, that was how the "Garrison Regiment" operated. Its purpose was to rally capable people from the same city and neighborhood to come out and protect their homes, offering the generous incentive of "improved professional and authority ratings." Of course, it also provided a stage for those who wanted to rise but had never had the chance.
Otherwise, if you just called for conscription whenever you felt like it, who would risk their lives for you?
Man Yin curled his lips, but after thinking a little deeper, he noticed a problem: Why didn't he tell me...
The word "report" had not even left his mouth when Man Yin suddenly realized the truth before Tai Yu's helmet turned toward him:
Why the hell do I need to know?
More accurately, he definitely needed to know, but he absolutely had to pretend he did not! After all, Ku Yu's plans had nothing to do with the mission assigned by his superiors. If something went wrong, it would be a Divine Palace School student acting alone. But if they accomplished something, he could still claim a share of the credit.
Heh. That fellow Ku Yu was probably so eager because it was easier for him to show his abilities under Man Yin's command. Once the commander changed, he might not get such a good opportunity again.
In fact, by this point, Lieutenant Man Yin understood perfectly well: Dimon, Ku Yu, and even Tai Yu, who was beside him, all had something they wanted. But that did not matter. Wasn't the reason he had flourished as a military officer