Ronan's answer strictly followed military doctrine and maintenance regulations: neither retreating nor rushing ahead. Anyone would like a rookie subordinate like that—provided he could actually put it into practice.
Liang Lu nodded in satisfaction. But the next instant, his neck stiffened. "...Segmentation? You're using Segmentation? Not Lighthouse?"
Ronan looked at him strangely. "Lighthouse is a self-preservation defensive skill. It won't solve the problem here."
"Of course I know that, but Lighthouse is all I taught you. Who did you learn Segmentation from?"
"The professional skills covered by the 120 Base Maintenance Regulations all have simulated instruction. The Erect Collar machine core only supports Lighthouse and Segmentation. You taught me Lighthouse yesterday, so I moved on to the next one today."
Liang Lu leaned his head back, instinctively changing his angle to inspect the rookie subordinate he had personally brought along. His expression was rather complicated. "But Ronan, Lighthouse is an inward-converging type, while Segmentation is a structural type. The tricks behind them are completely different. When you learned it, didn't you find it..."
Liang Lu could not quite finish. He merely made a pinching gesture with his hand, then opened it again. In fact, even he did not know what he was trying to convey.
Ronan thought for a moment before answering seriously, "My meditation foundation isn't strong enough. Lighthouse is easy to learn but difficult to master. At this stage, Segmentation has better overall results."
Liang Lu opened his mouth, yet found himself unable to refute that.
The next second, he took a breath and forcibly pulled his thoughts away from such "minor details," returning to his duties as a Superior Officer. "Your approach is very standard... Segmentation is the only, and also the most efficient, processing skill at this stage. But you're still a rookie with insufficient combat