1115: Chapter 46 Life…
[Two Updates Complete] 1115: Chapter 46 Life…
[Two Updates Complete] “The real drawback of Pi over Yu Tactics is…” Findley took a deep breath and then said…
“It lies in the fleet mbers’ identification with the fleet!” she declared.
“Identification?” Jia Yan, puzzled, asked sowhat strangely.
“Exactly.
Originally, the advantage of this tactic was the formation of a united spirit, even though most of the work is carried out by the Commander alone.
However, the subdivided tasks still need to be undertaken by subordinates.
If there is no unified concept, then the tactics will definitely fail.”
There was an odd glint in Findley’s eyes as she looked at Jia Yan, seemingly pointing out sothing as she asked, “Lord Jia Yan, forgive my bluntness, but what exactly do you want?
Do you want my Taiya warriors to beco soldiers of the Giant Mosquito Fleet, or do you want your Giant Mosquito Fleet to beco part of my Taiya National Fleet?”
So that was what she was getting at!
Jia Yan sighed slightly inwardly.
He did not know if what Findley said was true, nor whether Pi over Yu Tactics truly had this drawback.
Regardless, he understood that he had to face this issue, whether the drawback existed or not.
Since a large number of Taiya warriors had been recruited, and the attack on the Country of Taia had been conducted under Princess Kama’s na, advancing under the banner of the Giant Mosquito Fleet was untenable.
The Giant Mosquito Fleet was rely an outsider fleet.
To attack a country within the Northern Star Domain under this fleet’s na, whether in the na of a deposed princess or not, would not sound right.
Not to ntion the Taiya warriors in this fleet, who would surely suspect Jia Yan of having ulterior motives.
Jia Yan thought for a mont.
He wanted to enter the Country of Taia, not to rule it, but his path was embellished with only auxiliary powers.
For Jia Yan, besides finding a way ho, his other bigger dream was to beco a true Strong One!
Thus, where the power lay wasn’t an issue, as Jia Yan didn’t really have any grand aspirations for it.
But before Jia Yan could say anything, Kama, standing beside Findley, finally couldn’t help but speak up.
“Marshal Findley!
I had already discussed this with Lord Jia Yan.
His fleet is temporarily employed by , and henceforth, this fleet is the royal fleet of my family, although it can disband at any ti.
Right now, we are still comrades, so please do not make inappropriate comnts!”
Her gaze t Findley’s unyieldingly.
Despite her formidable height, she barely reached the chin of Findley, a Mid-Starry Sky Period Existence, yet she seed undaunted as she confronted her.
Findley appeared not to have seen such a deanor from Kama before and stared at her in surprise for a long while.
Jia Yan stayed silent, watching what seed to be an argunt brewing between the aunt and niece.
“Alright, I understand.
Then let the Giant Mosquito Fleet beco the specially appointed royal fleet of my Taiya Nation.
We can announce it like this to the public, and it would make sense,” Findley said sowhat helplessly, shaking her head and sighing deeply.
She had intended to seek so special privileges from Jia Yan, but seeing her own niece oppose her, she no longer pursued it.
Initially, she hadn’t wanted to get involved in this retaliation war against Taia, but she entered the fray following Kama’s appearance and now seed to trust Kama’s judgnt.
“Thank you,” Kama said to Findley, genuinely grateful.
What could have been an internal conflict was thus resolved.
Jia Yan wasn’t too upset—after all, it was normal.
On the contrary, clarifying this inevitable future divergence in advance was actually beneficial for the future.
The tasks ahead were now easier to manage.
If there was a disadvantage, it would be changed.
Issues in logistics were not insurmountable; the real problem was not identifying the issues.
With real problems identified, solutions could follow.
With the true guidance of Marshal Findley, the entire fleet entered a phase of rapid progress.
The original Giant Mosquito Fleet, lacking in so formal regulations, saw improvents not just in rules but also in stricter regulations of policies and laws under Findley’s command.
It was evident that the efficiency of the entire fleet had greatly improved.
“Lord, according to your ideas, we have envisaged various war scenarios and summarized the battle conditions.
We feel that officially declaring war in three days is the best choice.”
After a simple training period of one and a half months, during which the Giant Mosquito Fleet integrated more personnel, Findley and Kama approached Jia Yan again.
“In three days, you say?
What’s the reason?” Jia Yan asked, puzzled.
It was clear they had been resistant to initiating war too soon, while he wanted to start the war quickly to explore Taia’s research products and see if they could yield any useful results.
But unexpectedly, these two were suddenly proposing to declare war in three days?
“Exactly.
The intelligence agency I left on Dragon Bell Star indicates that the false emperor of Taia has been massively purchasing weapons and equipnt.
A large fleet is due to be transported to Taia, which we could intercept during the declaration of war, under the banner of reducing their…
“Oh, is this the reason our enemies fabricated for us, without using guns or artillery?” Jia Yan nodded, but the two people in front of him clearly did not understand.
He could not disagree with their reasons for declaring war, because he did not understand war himself, and he wanted to comnce battle as soon as possible, after all, his ti was running short.
He didn’t wait three days, the entire Giant Mosquito Fleet was activated.
During this period, Jia Yan and the senior executives had another round of discussions and finalized so speeches for declaring war.
Particularly Findley, who contacted so dia through special channels, would announce the Giant Mosquito Fleet’s declaration of war on the third day.
In the anti, Jia Yan simply checked on the progress and had nothing to manage himself.
Lying prostrate on the floor of the Camp-Level Spaceship, Jia Yan sensed the hustle and bustle outside, feeling so turbulence in his heart.
To be honest, the formation of this fleet didn’t matter much to him, which was the real reason why he hadn’t gotten the hang of commanding the fleet.
Without any desire to learn, how could he manage?
Yet, oddly enough, this fleet grew from only one Camp-Level Spaceship at its foundation to over a thousand battleships now.
The number of crew mbers too increased from just a thousand or so Kuditian initially to now, housing around a hundred thousand creatures of various species, with every battleship fully manned with warriors.
Jia Yan racked his brain, but still couldn’t figure out why he, clearly disinterested in managing, the supre leader, could attract such a vast following.
“Jia Yan, I understand your thoughts; my previous master was similar.
He also disliked managing, but still, subordinates gathered around him, so couldn’t even be driven away.
However, you need to realize that all this is due to your own strength.
Without reaching this level of power, they wouldn’t gather or acknowledge you, and even if so are genuinely willing to fight for you, they might abandon you if you lose your strength.
So, you need to understand that everything cos from your own strength,” the Light Shadow Monster suddenly appeared, floating gently in front of Jia Yan, advising him softly.
“I understand.
But I cannot comprehend how just being a powerful Strong One, without wanting the loyalty of others, can still attract the allegiance of the weak?” Jia Yan asked, puzzled.
“Exactly, the principle of the world is that the strong gain everything, even the loyalty and sincere allegiance of others, while the weak gain nothing,” the Light Shadow Monster nodded.
“The strong possess longevity, resources, the loyalty of others, and everything, but why do I still feel it’s not enough…” Jia Yan didn’t know how to explain his thoughts.
The Light Shadow Monster sighed deeply and slowly faded away.
Jia Yan’s emotions were sothing it couldn’t resolve; such was the dilemma of the strong, or perhaps, the emotional confusion that every intelligent being experiences, whether it was Jia Yan, extraterrestrial beings, or Earth people, all experiencing emotional fluctuations.
Perhaps this was the true nature of intelligent beings.
Jia Yan’s thoughts drifted, recalling himself on Earth, traversing the starry sky, rembering when he was still human.
So mories were sentintally emotional, so were regretful, while others were a mix of tastes he couldn’t describe—each mory was a mix of various emotions, culminating into two words—”life…”
Boom!
A terrifying montum transmitted throughout the entire fleet!
Despite sound being unable to travel in space, every mber of the fleet heard this noise.
Moreover, every battleship and spaceship experienced significant shaking.
“What’s happening?”
“Is it an enemy attack?
But the fleet’s radar shows no response.”
As the fleet proceeded according to plan, a sudden panic erged.
This was the first ti the Giant Mosquito Fleet experienced such an unanticipated event, with even Jia Yan, the powerful Strong One, providing no warning to the crew.
The entire fleet relied too much on Jia Yan; perhaps Jia Yan himself hadn’t realized it, but although the Giant Mosquito Fleet could do without Findley, Mo Ke, the Kuditian, or even Kama, it absolutely could not do without him.
At this mont, the whole fleet felt an imnse shock without any warning from Jia Yan.
“No, this vibration, it’s emanating from the Camp-Level Spaceship, could it be…”
In the general commander’s battleship, Findley and Kama exchanged a glance, then both thought of a shocking possibility…
Could this disturbance be an advancent?!
“That’s impossible!
Lord Jia Yan just advanced to a higher level not long ago…
He, he, he couldn’t possibly advance again!” Kama exclaid, eyes wide with astonishnt.
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