Jiang Yue wasn't a leader at Yangfan Middle School, but he held a special status there.
Even if he walked around campus in the middle of the night, every patrol team treated him with the utmost respect and greeted him warmly. Not a single person dared question him.
Instead, Jiang Yue chatted with them in a friendly manner, asking them about various things.
He didn't take part in the patrols, and when it came to many of the blind spots where problems could easily arise, he might not know them as well as the patrol members did.
Seeing how approachable Jiang Yue was as he asked them questions, the patrol members were naturally happy to cooperate.
When they learned that he intended to help them plan an overall defense system, they were naturally delighted.
After all, Jiang Yue's glorious record at Yangfan Middle School, along with all the stories about him circulating outside, had long since made him a near-mythical figure in the students' eyes.
If he was willing to offer advice on the school's defenses, it was bound to be a great help.
So none of the patrol members held back their opinions. Whether or not their suggestions would be adopted, Jiang Yue encouraged them to speak up about anything that concerned them.
After hearing them out, Jiang Yue could tell that most of the patrol members' opinions were similar.
They, too, felt that covering every corner of a campus spanning two or three hundred mu would be far too difficult. There simply weren't enough people.
Unless everyone stayed on duty around the clock, working together, and the patrols were conducted at an absurdly high frequency and density.
Even then, covering every blind spot would be extremely difficult.
Everyone basically agreed that they should divide the campus into priority