The Power of Private Enterprise, All for Money, the Chemical Industry Lynn Forgot, a New Idea

That day, Lynn was looking over a guerrilla map, trying to figure out how to counter a sweep.

After all, these guerrilla units had only been established a month ago.

He was running through how to counter the sweep and how the sweep itself might unfold.

His opponents were Lucia, Yuffie, and Dania, with the occasional staff officer joining when they had some free time.

They had revised the wargame several times.

As a result, Yuffie seemed to have begun to understand how Lynn's mind worked when it came to war and governing a country.

Just then, someone brought him a document.

It was about some private businesses operating behind the lines, along with their bids. The moment Lynn saw one of the pictures, he sprang to his feet. "What do you mean, steampunk?"

"Hm? What's wrong?" Yuffie looked up, a little confused.

"Some private businesses have gone way beyond what I expected and come up with some outrageous ideas."

Dania didn't quite understand. "Outrageous?"

Lucia's curiosity was piqued too. "Expected?"

Lynn thought it over, then decided to show them the document. "Someone has figured out how to refine kerosene, paraffin wax, and lubricating oil from coal. They're already selling them."

"One private company has submitted a bid featuring kerosene lamps, waterproof paper, and kerosene stoves."

"That's not all. Someone's also submitted proposals for steam-powered bicycles and steam-powered trucks."

"Some of the other bids are even cheaper. A confidential investigation found that they don't meet any of the standards, but they make up for it with low prices and huge quantities. Take winter clothes and bedding, for example. They're cheap, and the filling isn't cotton or wool—it's rabbit hair."

Yuffie knew about this, so she could join in. "Do you mean those red-eyed snow rabbits? The ones that gather in