Warhammer: From the Devouring C'tan Fragments

Gray and Mendeleev looked at Andreida and felt relieved. They were worried that Andreida would be angry because of the soldiers who were pried away.

But now it seems that he no longer cares about it. After all, training new recruits is his duty.

Gray asked curiously, "After so much training, are your troops ready?"

Over the years, everyone has been focused on the training of their own troops and has not been very familiar with the internal training of other branches. Although everyone has free time to get together, they still need to learn about each other's progress.

Anrida replied confidently, "After so much training, the soldiers have become very good at rubbing shoulders with each other. Our defense forces are now more combat-ready than before and can handle even stronger enemies."

His voice was full of pride, and he clearly had full confidence in his army.

Since the last attack by the Imperial Fleet, everyone has discovered some shortcomings in their own army and has been working to improve the shortcomings in their own army in the past few years.

"Our naval fleet has developed enough tacit understanding through training, and we will not be as careless as last time when facing a sudden attack." Mendeleev said confidently.

After Gray heard Anrida and Mendeleev talk about the situation in his army, he suggested to them in a low voice:

"Since our army is now ready, should we go to the Star Lord and ask for his approval to send troops to attack the nearby imperial territories and rescue the people who are still suffering under the pseudo-emperor's lackeys?"

Although Gray was talking about rescuing the people of the nearby star systems who continued to suffer under the Empire's rule, the people present could still hear the deeper meaning behind Gray's words. They knew that Gray's true intention was not only to save those suffering people, but also to expand the territory for the Lord of the Stars.

It was also a counterattack to the last attack by the Imperial fleet. Although they successfully wiped out the invading Imperial fleet last time, the fact that the Star Sea was attacked by the Empire still made all the soldiers feel indignant and ashamed.

Sending troops to attack nearby galaxies can not only avenge the shame of the last attack by the Imperial Fleet, but also prove the glory of the army. The glory of soldiers can only be obtained in war.

After hearing Gray's proposal, Anrida smiled and said, "I thought so too. Now that the defense forces have been trained, they are confident in sending troops."

Mendeleev said hesitantly, "Will the Star Lord agree to this request? The Star Lord rejected our request last time."

Gray looked at the hesitant Mendeleev and explained to him:

"The reason why the Star Lord disagreed with our request to send troops last time was simply because your navy's battleships had not yet been built. Now the battleships have been delivered to your navy.

We also have more sufficient military strength, and the Star Lord should agree to our request to send troops."

Mendeleev nodded and said, "I understand. Let's first seek an audience with the Star Lord and tell him our plan. If he agrees that we can send troops to rescue the nearby star systems, we can discuss the arrangements."

Gray nodded in agreement and said, "Alright, let's go see the Star Lord first. If the Star Lord agrees to our request to send troops this time, we can slowly discuss the details of the deployment."

"If the Lord of the Stars still doesn't agree to our request to send troops this time, then we can only continue training the soldiers." Gray said in a joking tone.

"What do you think about this proposal?" Gray looked at the senior military officers present and asked everyone.

Gray also didn't want the high-level military meeting to become a one-man show for him. This was a blasphemy and provocation to the Lord of the Stars. Only the Lord of the Stars was qualified to decide the operation of the army with a single word. The other high-level officers needed to discuss any problem before making a decision.

This is Gray's bottom line. Gray does not allow anyone to break this bottom line, including Gray himself.

"Captain Gray, I have no objection." An officer echoed loudly and excitedly.

"Captain Gray, let's go and ask to see the Lord of the Stars."

"Captain Gray, I have no objection."

Gray's proposal resonated with everyone present, and they all expressed their agreement, believing that now was the best time to give advice to the Lord of the Stars.

They hoped that this audience would allow the Star Lord to see the army's determination and their loyalty. So, they decided to go to the Star Lord together and ask him to approve their plan to send troops.

The flagship of the Lord of Stars, as the vehicle of the Lord of Stars, is like a bright star, shining in the starry sky of the Star Sea Galaxy.

The art student devoted almost all of his time to this huge flagship. Except for occasionally leaving the Star Lord flagship for a short period of time, he stayed here most of the time.

Ever since the art student obtained the fragments of the Void Dragon, he has been immersed in the research of various weapons and technologies, like an obsessed scholar, constantly exploring unknown areas.

"Master, Gray and other officers are collectively requesting a meeting." The electronic sound of the Gaia machine suddenly rang out in the laboratory, breaking the original silence.

The art student who was concentrating on studying a new item slowly raised his head and shifted his gaze away from the holographic projection in front of him after hearing Gaia's report.

He asked with a hint of doubt in his voice: "Gray and the others wanted to see me? What happened?"

"Master, the main reason Gray and the others came to see you is to get your consent to approve their request to send troops." Gaia's answer was clear and unambiguous.

When the art student heard Gaia's explanation, the scene from a few months ago gradually emerged in his mind.

At that time, he delivered the newly built battleships and cruisers to the navy. Now, Gray and others came to ask for a meeting, which obviously meant that they were fully prepared to send troops.

"Is it so urgent?" the art student muttered to himself, seeming a little surprised by this sudden request.

"However, the size of the navy fleet this time has reached five fleets, which is more than enough to attack nearby star systems."

The art student himself understood that the opportunity of war often needed to be seized quickly and there was no room for delay. In this vast universe, opportunities and challenges coexisted, and only decisive action could gain the upper hand in victory.

For art students who prefer to act cautiously, the current size of the navy is the perfect opportunity to send troops to attack nearby galaxies.