Sui Xiong pondered for a long time, yet still could not think of what those trainees should do in the future.
His first thought was to make them instructors and have them train the new army. But the key to the new army was the cleansing of divine power. These people naturally could not perform divine-power cleansing for recruits, so there was no point.
Then he considered having them form an independent force—a special operations unit. It had to be said that novels like "Urban War King" and "War King in Another World," which he had read before transmigrating, had greatly influenced his thinking.
But after careful consideration, he rejected the idea again.
Having a group of high-ranking martial artists serve as special forces? That was far too extravagant. It was like how many countries on Earth had large numbers of professional athletes, but no one had ever seen them make non-elite athletes switch careers to become secret agents.
...As for why athletes and secret agents had become connected in the first place, there was no need to dig too deeply into such side issues.
After turning it over and over in his mind without finding a good solution, Sui Xiong simply brought the matter to the Northwest Republic's high-level meeting and let the senior officials discuss and settle it themselves.
The result was that these people were far more sought-after than he had imagined. Every department immediately scrambled to speak, declaring that they were desperately short-handed and insisting that this group had to come work for them.
"The Ministry of Mining's field exploration work, the Ministry of Defense's training and patrol duties, the Ministry of Commerce's caravan security work... those all make sense. But why does the Ministry of Culture and Education need high-ranking martial artists?" Sui Xiong asked