I still remember the way Second Life Commander Jin frowned, probably recalling our conversation a few days ago.0

‘Yeah, damn it, it made sense.’0

If he had just taken a proper look at the map, he would have realized right away that the First Life Commander wasn’t in his right mind. The situation was soaked in his emotions. At a glance, it looked like the enemy was being pushed back by a red tide, and it was true that the Republic had secured the upper hand, but the frontline itself was a mess. In wars like this, winning battles wasn't the only thing that mattered. 0

If anything, the real work would begin after a victory. I was talking about stabilizing the situation after a battle. Sure, there were times when one had to pick up the pace because the circumstances demanded it, but this was nothing like the way Commander Jin usually operated. 0

His obsession with order didn’t stop at appearances. The map was disorganized, with scattered empty spots and inconsistencies that made it feel haphazard.0

How were they even handling...0