Warhammer: From the Devouring C'tan Fragments

Anrida smiled and said, "But no matter what, we are all one. We fight on the front lines, and they take care of the logistics in the back. Without them, we would not be able to prosper."

"This is natural. Without their efforts, we would not be able to make these recovered planets prosperous." Mendeleev nodded in agreement with Andreida's statement.

Mendeleev continued, "Then I will directly inform Hogood, Angele and others and ask them to attend this meeting and ask for their opinions."

Gray nodded in agreement: "Notify Hawgood and the others and let them attend this holographic meeting together!"

Now Gray and other senior military officers are all stationed in their respective galaxies. It is impossible for them to put down their work and rush back to the starry sea. They can only use holographic projection to video chat with each other and discuss various issues that need to be dealt with together.

As long as each galaxy has built a dimensional communication base station, even if there is a distance of more than a dozen galaxies, the communication between each other will be the same as in the sea of ​​stars. In many cases, there is no need to run back to the sea of ​​stars for a small matter, as this will only waste a huge amount of resources.

Following Mendeleev's notification, senior officials from the logistics department also joined the army's holographic projection chat channel one after another. Now, among the senior officials under the command of the Lord of the Stars, only Milos, an intelligence officer, and Tina, the chief judge of the Imperial Guard, had their own things to do and did not join the chat channel.

"Captain Mendeleev, congratulations to your navy! You've acquired so many warships this time! It's truly enviable!"

Hogood's hearty laughter was the first to be heard in the holographic projection. His resolute face was filled with a brilliant smile, like the warmest sunshine in spring, and he expressed his congratulations to Mendeleev without reservation.

Mendeleev's expression remained unchanged, standing quietly like a calm mountain. He responded in a calm tone:

"All of this is also thanks to the tireless efforts of Malzahar and others. Without their unremitting efforts and dedication, our navy would never have received so many warships so quickly."

After saying that, he did not forget to drag Malzahar into the water to demonstrate the team's spirit of cooperation.

After hearing Mendeleev's words, Malzahar's face, which had been calm to begin with, remained extremely calm. He raised his head slightly, a subtle glint in his eyes, and replied softly:

"We are just diligently fulfilling our duties. This is all within the scope of our construction department's responsibilities. There is no need for such praise."

His words revealed a neither humble nor arrogant demeanor that made people respect him.

"Captain Mendeleev, you called us here this time. Is there something important you need to discuss?"

Seeing that the two were still complimenting each other, Angele, a scientific researcher, didn't want to waste time and asked directly.

After hearing Angele's question, Mendeleev slowly scanned every senior executive present, finally stopping at Hogood and Angele, and slowly spoke:

"Everyone, I've called you all here to discuss a major matter concerning our future development. I hope you can all come together to offer your advice and work together."

As soon as the words fell, the entire holographic projection space fell into silence. Everyone fell into deep thought, waiting for Mendeleev's next words.

"The acquisition of so many warships this time is like injecting a powerful vitality into our navy, causing our navy's combat power to soar like a rocket. The extent of the increase is beyond imagination, as if our strength has expanded several times in an instant.

For the liberation of the entire human race, this speed is like a horse that has broken free from its reins, galloping forward and speeding up several times.

Therefore, I have specially called you here this time with an extremely serious attitude, and I want to consult your logistics department on a crucial issue.

That is, can we undertake such an arduous task as transforming and building up to twenty star systems at once?"

With a serious face, Mendeleev asked Hawgood, Angele and others the key questions that he had just carefully discussed with Gray and others without reservation.

"What? A mission to conquer twenty galaxies at once? You're kidding! This is simply asking us to accomplish an impossible feat!"

Angelet's face, which was already a little weathered, became even more solemn at this moment, with a glint of fear in his eyes. After hearing what Mendeleev said, he and Hogood and others were shocked as if they were struck by a bolt from the blue.

The task of transforming and building twenty galaxies at one time is undoubtedly a huge test of their logistical capabilities, and it can even be said to be a matter of life and death!

The resources that need to be mobilized, the work that needs to be coordinated, and the various unknown difficulties that are faced are enough to make their scalps tingle.

"No, no, we can never do this."

Shizalak was the first to shout loudly. He looked at Mendeleev and others in disbelief, as if he saw a group of lunatics making an extremely absurd request.

The task of transforming and building twenty galaxies was an insurmountable mountain for their logistics department. They were filled with fear and helplessness, knowing that their current capabilities were simply unable to bear such a heavy burden.

"We can't do this kind of thing. It's too difficult." Hogood shook his head and smiled bitterly with a stiff expression, directly rejecting Mendeleev's idea.

"You can definitely do it. Please put forward your suggestions first!"

Mendeleev looked at the ugly expressions of the people in the logistics department and continued to speak calmly.

Mendeleev knew very well what the logistics department needed. If he wanted to achieve his goal, he could only spend a lot of money to feed the logistics department so that they would be more motivated to complete the task of transforming the galaxy. As long as the benefits were big enough, he would make people work hard.

When Hogood, Angele and others heard Mendeleev asking them to make requests, they looked at each other. Although the task of transforming and building twenty star systems at one time was extremely difficult, it was not impossible to complete the task. It just required the entire logistics department to work harder.

But since the military has asked them to make demands, it means that the other party is willing to bleed heavily to complete the exchange of interests between each other.

As long as both parties complete the exchange of interests, the army will not be held back by the galaxies that have just been recovered and can continue to recover more galaxies.