"Then we can do the same thing now," Tai'a said.
"But that might mean tampering with some of the connecting passages and lines. We don't have time to locate the specific routes, so we'd have to blow them up directly. That would cause serious damage inside the ship, and repairs afterward would take far too long. I don't think that's what Commander Yu wants. Unless we have no other choice, we'd better not do that."
Since it was his junior uncle's order, Tai'a wouldn't argue with it. Still, she was curious. "So, Master... I mean, Commander Yu really wants to send this ship into battle too?"
"Capturing a ship and not putting it to use just isn't his style."
"Isn't using captured ships in battle more of a pirate's style?"
"The founding fathers of the Blue Star Commonwealth were called pirates for a long time."
"Fine, you have a point. At least you've convinced me. Are all you top students especially good with words?"
"Uh, I suppose we're good at finding reasons and explaining them."
Although they had mentioned "Commander Yu," the safety of the commander-in-chief of the entire army should have been a pressing concern. Yet neither of the two present pursued the matter. They both knew that the battle Yu Lian was currently involved in was far beyond anything they could worry about.
Luo Zeshi had, of course, considered the most difficult outcome to accept.
He had always felt that if their commander died, then even if they really did achieve such a glorious victory and capture a Titan, it could hardly be called a victory.
But he couldn't help with high-level psionic combat. All he could do was take care of the task at hand.
After that, all they could do was keep waiting. Tai'a and her