"When I led the squad to attack this place, those Titan pilots had exceptionally fierce firepower. They actually killed two of our Space Marines. I used the teleport beacon's ability to teleport directly into this warehouse.
"Only by attacking from both sides together with the battle-brothers outside were we able to completely clear out those stubbornly resisting Titan pilots. The situation was urgent at the time, so I did not pay much attention to the Titans stored here. That was why all those Titan pilots were killed by us."
David continued explaining to Gray.
Clearly, the battle had been incredibly fierce. David had simply had no time to inspect what was stored in the warehouse and could only choose to quickly eliminate all the Titan pilots and support personnel first.
Only after David had wiped out the group of Titan personnel did he inspect the warehouse with the Space Marines under his command. That was when he discovered that those formidable fighters had been personnel responsible for the Titans: Titan pilots and Titan logistics managers.
That was also why David had immediately contacted Gray and asked him to come inspect the place after discovering the ten Warhound Titans stored here.
"You..." Gray found that even if he wanted to criticize David, he did not know where to begin.
After all, they had been in the midst of battle. Mercy toward the enemy was the greatest cruelty toward one's own side. No one knew whether an enemy spared in a moment of softness would turn around and brutally kill their comrades.
"Forget it. You did nothing wrong under those circumstances. This cannot be blamed on you, and you handled it very appropriately."
After thinking it over, Gray gave up on continuing to blame David. If Gray had been in that situation,