Warhammer: From the Devouring C'tan Fragments

Do you really want us to make our demands without any scruples? After a silent eye contact with the staff from the logistics department, Hawgood seemed to instantly grasp their innermost thoughts. He frowned slightly, a hint of hesitation flashing in his eyes.

But in the end, he tentatively asked Mendeleev, "Mendeleev, do you think we can come up with some of our own needs?"

Mendeleev responded firmly: "Yes, make your request boldly! Don't have any concerns, we will seriously consider it."

When Hogood heard Mendeleev's encouraging words, a surge of courage suddenly surged in his heart. He cleared his throat and said slowly:

"Well, our requirements are actually very simple. We just need one hundred warships. Whether it's the majestic frigates or the agile destroyers, they can fully meet our needs. We won't be picky about anything."

As soon as these words were spoken, the scene fell into a brief silence, and everyone was thinking about this seemingly simple but profound request put forward by Hawgood.

However, when Medog heard Huogude's request for a hundred warships, he immediately showed an expression of astonishment on his face, and then he exclaimed:

"One hundred ships? You're asking for too much! You know, the power of these one hundred warships is enormous.

That's a much larger number than our entire fleet right now. Your request is simply unreasonable."

The hot-tempered John angrily said, "Don't you know the combat effectiveness and influence of one hundred warships? That's no small number. How can you make such an unrealistic request so casually?"

Facing the military's doubts and opposition, Shizalak was not afraid. He loudly refuted:

"Then wasn't it unreasonable for you to ask us to take on the arduous task of building twenty star systems all at once? We have done our best to complete those tasks. Now we just hope to get some reasonable support and help. One hundred warships is not an excessive request for us."

"With these one hundred warships, we can transport more construction robots and a large number of professional personnel to the various recovered galaxies to complete the transformation and construction tasks more quickly.

You want to recapture twenty star systems at once, so our request for one hundred warships is actually reasonable. Only with so many warships can we complete the construction task more quickly."

Angelet also echoed.

Everyone started arguing.

The military believed that the logistics department's request was too greedy. This time, they directly wanted to take away 100 warships, which completely exceeded the number of a large battle fleet in the current navy fleet. This was a request that the military would never agree to.

The logistics department believed that their request was reasonable. Only with so many warships could they better transport various talents and materials to the various recovered galaxies, allowing the military to liberate more galaxies without being hindered in their progress.

"How about this! Fifty battleships, ten frigates, and forty destroyers. This is our greatest sincerity.

After liberating more star systems, the navy will also need more patrol fleets to protect these star systems blessed by the Star Lord. It is impossible to give so many warships to the logistics department to use as construction transport ships. This is simply too wasteful.

Gray looked at the quarreling people and stated his bottom line to Hawgood and Angele in a sincere tone. He said that he could only give the logistics department fifty warships at most, which was the biggest concession made by the military.

This time, more than 370 warships were acquired. After adding a total of warships to the five fleets, the number of warships used for daily patrols suddenly increased to . On the surface, giving the logistics department only warships, such an arrangement does not seem to be a big problem.

However, the subsequent more powerful battleships and cruisers are now in full swing of construction.

According to the current progress, in just over three years, they will successfully complete the construction work, officially join the navy, and begin to fulfill their sacred mission.

If too many warships are allocated to the logistics department at this time, then when the newly built battleships and cruisers are put into use, it will be impossible to deploy a sufficient number of frigates and destroyers in time to form a tight and orderly battle formation.

In this way, these large-scale war weapons that cost a lot of resources to build will be wasted, which is really heartbreaking.

Therefore, we must now fully consider all the situations that may be faced in a few years. Otherwise, if we are careless, the navy will likely fall into a more difficult and troublesome situation.

"Fifty warships? Honestly, that seems a bit too few."

Hogood helplessly gave Gray a bitter smile, as if expressing the helplessness and entanglement in his heart.

"We really can't give you any more. We've already done our best and can only provide this many warships for your logistics department.

If even with the addition of these fifty warships it still seems insufficient for the complex and arduous task of transforming and building galaxies.

We can also use our idle patrol fleet to transport various supplies for you, and the merchant ships that you designed and produced can also be put into large-scale use. This should be able to barely meet your requirements.

After all, you don't need to join the battle, and you don't need so many main battleships."

Gray also looked embarrassed, and his words revealed deep helplessness.

Looking at the expressions of the military brass, Hogood, Angele and the others understood that the military could only provide so many warships for the logistics department.

The staff of the logistics department looked at each other again, asking for each other's suggestions with their eyes. Looking at the way everyone nodded slightly, Hawgood understood that these people felt that obtaining fifty main battleships had already met the minimum requirement in their minds, and they were already very satisfied.

"Okay, fifty warships then! We will do our best to fulfill your request." Hawgood agreed with Gray's suggestion with a smile.