Once the Temple of Heaven was built, preparations for the offering ceremony could begin.
But neither Lind nor anyone under his command had any expertise in that area.
They had no idea how to choose the time or arrange the proceedings, which gave Lind quite a headache.
In the end, Lind had no choice but to keep everything simple and work out a suitable procedure with his subordinates.
They set the date for seven days later. The main officers would all come and pay their respects to heaven and earth at the Temple of Heaven together.
Since Lind was keeping everything simple, there was no need to spend those seven days running around preparing for the ceremony.
Lind essentially spent the seven days with the Kunpeng Squad, getting to know each member.
Then, based on their individual habits, he provided each of them with suitable training techniques and a training plan.
He even gave some of the pirates who had joined during the second recruitment round systematic guidance on training in the Six Powers, the two types of Haki, Taijutsu, and swordsmanship.
Lind had spent a long time reviewing and consolidating what he knew, drawing on the various training manuals he had collected and his subordinates' practical training experience.
He had already put together a systematic, efficient training framework that could help his subordinates quickly get started with various techniques.
In just seven days, although none of them had undergone a qualitative leap in strength, their progress was still remarkable.
At this rate, they would soon keep breaking through their bottlenecks and gain the strength of ordinary officers.
With Lind's computer-like brain, guiding his subordinates did not take much mental effort.
Lind even had time to discuss renovating the palace complex in central Oran Port with the newly arrived Master