With the knot in her heart untied, Li Wei once again arrived at her loyal "Rock" fortress early the next morning.
Perhaps because of the shock of a Third Order battle against a Grandmaster the day before, all the unfriendly, hostile, and jealous gazes had vanished this time.
She smoothly found the General Staff Headquarters. With the help of several familiar staff officers, she quickly sorted out the main destinations of everyone in the 19th Army.
Only then did Li Wei understand that Qin Lan had actually applied to leave of her own accord.
Remembering the note she had left behind, Li Wei felt both helpless and moved.
She clearly had a young daughter. She clearly had an absolute reason not to die.
Yet Qin Lan had resolutely left Li Wei's protection.
People were truly complicated.
Casting aside the distracting thoughts in her heart, Li Wei sat behind the desk that had originally belonged to the Chief of Staff and called the commanders of each army group one by one.
She was not asking for people, nor was she trying to pull strings.
She was merely telling them that the motley crew of the 19th Army could not be entrusted with important responsibilities.
If they were sent to fight on the front lines, not only would they fail to play the proper role of military martial artists accompanying the army, they might also become a weak point in the defensive line.
If their incompetence caused the defensive line to be breached at a single point,
then more people might die and even greater chaos might result during the subsequent plugging of the leak and rescue efforts.
The army group commanders fully grasped the "leader's opinion," truly understood the "leader's layout," clearly focused on the "leader's requirements," and earnestly comprehended the