After washing the ship, Gu Hang, slightly fatigued, realized it wasn't time to rest yet.
He still had a lot of work to do.
The Alliance was preparing for war.
In fact, Kedoba's previous glimpse into the Alliance's situation had been an eye-opener, leading to a mentality shift from believing the Alliance had already done its best to thinking that the Alliance hadn't tried hard at all. These thoughts were not entirely accurate.
At the very least, they were one-sided.
The Alliance, of course, had not given its all; otherwise, the Land Force troops on the front lines wouldn't be able to take turns resting and sending new troops to fight in the Temir Star System as circumstances allowed.
The Alliance Supreme Command called this the "Temir Rotational Battle," which was essentially substituting training with actual combat, directly exposing soldiers to the battlefield atmosphere and engaging them in personal combat.
