The Banshees' organizational structure was efficient and swift. With their Mind Link, nearly all information could circulate among every individual at incredible speed.
The moment Theus made his decision, team assignments and registration had already begun elsewhere. By the time Theus saw Chloe off, the assault team was ready.
From proposing a plan, to discussing and validating it, to finally delivering it to Ash, the entire process took very little time. Theus had watched it all unfold through the group link.
Not only him—every Banshee involved in the operation could discuss matters and offer suggestions, with Ash making the final decision.
Theus was not a jack-of-all-trades. He was better at advancing technology, and his ability to command the Banshees in battle was only due to his familiarity with modern concepts, such as the importance of gathering information. Ash quickly learned those theories from him and put them into practice even better than he did.
She was like a perfect killing machine—powerful, swift, and decisive. Moreover, Banshees were all skilled at multitasking; fighting while commanding others was no challenge to them.
Thus, Theus only discussed the broad strategy with Ash and did not interfere with its execution—micromanagement was only worthwhile if one was good enough at it. Once Theus realized Ash was better at it than he was, he left command entirely to her.
Ash quickly selected her personnel. She would lead Nini and the others in the charge. Though Nini was not skilled in close combat, her spellcasting was the strongest among the Banshees. She was also quick-witted and often came up with all sorts of bizarre ideas, second only to Monica.
There were three support teams in total. Two would handle the actual extraction. They had prepared large quantities of nitroglycerin and would wait in the shallow sea. If