Still, as much as he looked forward to it, the Air Force White Horse's talent still needed further adjustment and enhancement.
Whether it was the Talent Qi Layer supported by Wind Control or the enhanced thinking and reflexes granted by Godspeed,
neither had been able to withstand an adult War Eagle's full-speed flight during testing.
And that was without having joined a legion or received any enhancements.
The next generation, once enhanced with Elite Talent, would only be faster.
What Qi Fei wanted was a top-tier air force that could fully deliver on its mounts' strength, not an inferior version that was merely usable.
Even if it would take a long time—so long that the current generation of Air Force White Horses might retire before he could finish.
It wasn't that Qi Fei lacked the ability to develop Elite Talent. It was that the soldiers couldn't keep up with him.
In fact, he had already worked out the complete talent framework for the Air Force White Horse.
But he was stymied by the soldiers' limitations and their capacity for talents.
It was just like the personal guard legion he'd originally envisioned, modeled after the White Disaster.
Another Military School commander would probably prepare a framework and a direction for the legion, then trust in the Miracle of Life.
As long as the possibility wasn't zero, sooner or later someone would make it happen on a battlefield gone mad.
But Qi Fei had no intention of doing that.
Back when I was an ordinary person, settling for second best before I got cheats was fine.
But now that I've got cheats—and I'm doing Clone Cultivation, the most overpowered kind, at that—what's the point of having them if I don't aim for something challenging?
*Today, I'm forcing the ox to drink, and