Ran Ming gave a wry smile. "Field Officer Sheng Wu told him to come find you."
"Then let him come."
"The problem is, he doesn't dare. It's obvious he's terrified of you now."
Tai Yu chuckled. "Not necessarily. He probably just doesn't want to fight an unprepared battle... This man is quite meticulous."
Ran Ming shook his head. "I partnered with him for a while, so we have some ties. I also know he has some talent. It's just that profit clouded his head, and he couldn't sort out his position. Even if he's come to his senses now, it's too late.
"I'm not asking you to spare him. I just want this guy to still be of some use."
"If he wants to be useful, that's simple. He doesn't need to come to me—just go straight to the front lines."
"If it were really that simple, it would be easier. The problem now is that he can't go."
"Oh, I remember. I heard Field Officer Sheng Wu say that they had previously been training him as a Solo Knight."
"He didn't make it before, and now he's even less qualified."
Ran Ming shook his head again. "Roles like 'Solo Knights' require massive resource support and full tactical coordination before their individual tactical capabilities can serve a strategic purpose.
"Once they go out on a mission, if they fail to land the first strike, the whole operation could collapse. That's even less reliable than sending him back to the front lines.
"The biggest problem now is that after this incident, no one will entrust their back to him again. Without trust, what use is he on the battlefield?"
"You have a point."
Lu Yang had not been doing particularly well with the "Deformation Correction experiments" lately, and that was largely