Lilith's plan was nothing more than [tunneling]—the common method of crossing enemy-occupied territory to deliver supplies. It was only that this time, the supplies and materials the convoy needed to transport were greater and larger than usual. Thus, what Jiang Han needed to consider were matters such as [tunnel width and carrying capacity]. In theory, it was entirely feasible and wholly workable.
She valued Lilith's plan, but she did not foolishly show it. With a smile, she listened through everyone else's proposals, among which there were quite a few good ones.
One witch suggested, "Why don't we further break down the different components of the airship and contract them out to separate transport teams? As long as the destination is the same, we can reliably transport all the small platform components there within a week. We can distribute the wages, then use a 'referral mechanism' to recoup most of them. With one commission, we can create 0.8 times the wages and 1.5 shares of battlefield points."
Jiang Han glanced at her name.
The witch was named Cai Lu. Very good. There might not necessarily be a place for you among the comprador class of the old world, but the streets of the new world would surely leave a streetlamp lit for you.
Although Jiang Han had already decided inwardly to use Lilith's plan, she still put on a troubled expression.
She racked her brains for over a minute. That counted as acting enough; if she kept it up, it would become too much. Now was precisely the time to gorge on provisions... meow-ao! Precisely the time to simmer shrimp over a low flame—just right. She rose from her nest and announced:
"There are simply too many excellent proposals, making it difficult to choose. I have decided to refer to the