Natarle: Huh? Captain? Me?

Uncle George's response was quite skillful. He directly skipped over the discussion of the postwar order and, much like his earlier indirect statement, expressed his complete acceptance of Luther's arrangements.

Although Luther also knew that a statement could not replace action.

Fortunately, Luther's analysis and arrangements followed the "kingly path." The only thing to fear was "a fool's flash of inspiration," and Uncle George did not seem like a fool.

Therefore, since Uncle George had moved directly into the "practical workings of warlordism," Luther, who had ample experience in the Principality of Zeon, naturally did not begrudge him some guidance.

"As for warlords, they may have weapons, or..."