Air Combat Plans Were Impressive Too

Listening to Apprentice, the others fell silent.

Thinking it over carefully, didn't every option seem viable?

No, rather, combining these approaches was the best choice.

Any one of them alone felt somewhat lacking.

With only a fortress, they could only launch large-scale attacks and had no way to carry out precise strikes.

With only flying combat units, they definitely would not be able to attack from long range.

As for airdrops, the cost would naturally be the lowest, and they would be the easiest to implement, but their accuracy would be somewhat worse. If they could be coordinated with a fortress, they would be much better.

As for directly giving Warrior Troops 3.0 the ability to fly, that also seemed like a good direction, though it would be more difficult to achieve.

It could be said that every direction had its own advantages, but also certain disadvantages. Therefore, combining them all seemed to be the best choice.

"For individual soldiers like Dragons, what exactly are you thinking? Mechanical constructs with body structures similar to flying creatures? Or flying through magical runes?"

Wild Mage remained silent for quite a while before asking.

"Either works. As long as they can fly and attack, they can even be integrated with Warrior Troops 3.0." Apprentice was a firm pragmatist.

As long as it worked, it was good.

The method did not matter.

Machinery, runes, magic power, manpower—it was all irrelevant. As long as it was practical and achieved the intended effect, that was enough.

"That's true."

Wild Mage neither agreed nor disagreed. "But there's a problem. Relying solely on the technology we currently possess, continuously keeping a fortress in flight will probably be extremely difficult. On one hand, there's the issue of weight. On the other, there's the issue of energy."

"A Self-Charging Magic