"Axel, you made some very good points. That's what I had in mind for the Oran Empire's military as well."
"The only thing we need to pay attention to is who will lead the Oran Empire's military. Since we're separating it from the original thirteen Squads, can one of the existing Division Commanders also serve as its commander?"
Lind's eyes lit up when he heard Axel's words, and he followed up with a question.
"Does anyone have any thoughts on who should command the Oran Empire's military?"
"Boss, I think Commander Zhang Liang would be perfectly suited to commanding the Oran Empire's military."
Once again, Axel was the first to respond to Lind's question.
The officers present all nodded at Axel's words. Zhang Liang was indeed a very suitable candidate, top-tier in both strength and ability.
In the Kunpeng Squad, Feng Yan, Raditz, and the others had now matured as well, so even if Zhang Liang left, it would not have much of an impact.
"I second that. Commander Zhang Liang is indeed a very suitable candidate."
"Seconded."
"Boss, I think that if we want to separate the Oran Empire from the Lind Pirates more thoroughly, Commander Zhang Liang isn't a particularly good choice."
As the Division Commanders voiced their agreement one after another, Larry, who usually had little presence, spoke up.
"According to Fia's earlier explanation, Boss, your plan for the Oran Empire is to make it a relatively detached national power, like the Flower Country or the Elbaf Kingdom."
"Although everyone knows what the Oran Empire's situation is, if we want to demonstrate our resolve, we can't let its military freely interfere in conflicts between the Lind Pirates and the Marines or the World Government."
"As one of our most important fighting forces, Commander Zhang Liang will inevitably