"Sir, Commander Jiang has arrived!"
"Have the other senior executives been notified?"
“I notified them all at once. Five minutes later, in tent number 28, I had already sent out the notification in my own name.”
Upon hearing this, Tali nodded, put down his pen, and said to the soldier beside him, "That's settled then. You carry out my plan. I'm going to a meeting."
"Yes, sir!"
With that, Tali put on his coat and left the tent, walking briskly and energetically toward tent number 28.
When he arrived at the location, his assistant, who was very perceptive and could serve as a confidant to the highest-ranking official in the Federation, was certainly no ordinary person. He took two steps ahead and directly lifted up the heavy windproof curtain of the tent.
Once inside, a warm atmosphere greeted me, and the feeling of the howling wind outside vanished.
Everyone had taken their seats and stood up to greet the commander, except for Jiang Cheng, who stood by the map, seemingly deep in thought.
"Just sit down." Tali waved his hand and walked towards Jiangcheng.
"You're here?"
"Yes, it just arrived."
"How's the situation back home?"
"Fortunately, we're out of danger now. These are turbulent times. Let's have a meeting first."
"good."
The two commanders sat facing each other on either side of the conference table, and both were seated at the head of the table.
Actually, the seating order itself reveals a certain significance. Tali's side consists entirely of military officers, while Jiangcheng's side is filled with top-tier scientific researchers. Although they are in charge of different departments, their official ranks are roughly the same.
Since ancient times, literature and martial arts have been inseparable.
With Jiang Cheng and Tali coordinating, the federal government's top officials performed their duties without any disputes.
The only exception was the meeting where Ochi was mutated and brought back.
It's astonishing that Ochi and the other mutants belong to the research department, yet the meeting kept emphasizing that studying their mutated bodies could yield more data and that the research department was the most valuable resource for understanding invasive species. They seemed rather cold and ruthless, thinking about scientific research even while people were suffering in agony!
Those who disagreed and demanded that the wounded and the dead be put first were not soldiers from the same department. They were more emotional and simply couldn't understand why people who had already sacrificed so much were still being used for research. They thought it was too heartless and what would others think if word got out.
The researchers didn't care about any of that; all they knew was that this was a rare opportunity to find the truth.
Only this time, in the other plans, everyone cooperated well.
Returning to the discussion of this matter, neither side is wrong; it's just that one side is more rational and the other is more emotional.
Tali beckoned and called out a name, "Grot, go up and give us a general overview of the plan."
The person whose name was called immediately walked over from the corner of the tent. He was the leader of the heavy weapons group and had extensive combat experience. The soldiers who hit the alien behemoth were under his command.
Grote stepped forward, pointing a finger at the map. "Based on the reconnaissance of the frontline soldiers, we've located the body of the person who entered the Death Dimension. He died from an attack by insectoids. Meanwhile, the Ancient Spirit's revival is extremely rapid; its entire spine has already emerged from the gray ice. Our plan is to launch a probing attack with plasma cannons before it fully emerges from the ground, interrupting its revival process. Once the cannon fire begins, the soldiers will immediately withdraw from the Death Dimension with the plasma cannons. If we succeed in making it leave the ground, then the Death Dimension will be handed over to the Snow Maiden. If not, we will launch a second attack until it emerges."
"With the plasma cannon's architecture, can we evacuate instantly and avoid casualties?" Jiang Cheng asked.
"If there's only one, that's perfectly fine, but any more than that won't work."
"To prevent the news that the invasive creatures have already attached themselves to the Earth's surface from spreading too widely, the soldiers we selected are the elite of the elite from the various countries' armies. They have a wealth of knowledge, and their intelligence and abilities are top-notch. The death of even one of them is a loss. Let's prioritize safety as much as possible. Isn't that the purpose of building mechs?" Tali said, glancing at Jiang Cheng.
Jiang Cheng raised an eyebrow, seemingly sensing a hidden meaning in the other party's tone, but he didn't show his emotions. Instead, he nodded in agreement. "That is indeed our initial goal, so I agree with this plan. With the Death Dimension already completely surrounded, every second we delay means more money and energy are burned, and more worries for humanity. What do you all think?"
Jiang Cheng turned his head and looked at the researchers on both sides with a questioning look in his eyes. After everyone sensed this, they looked at each other.
"The plan is rough, but it's straightforward. I agree. That's how things should be done."
"Our materials department will provide full cooperation on any issues, but I am powerless to do anything else."
"I agree."
"I agree!"
Seeing that no one objected, Tali stroked his chin, where there were rough stubble roots, and a slight smile appeared on his resolute face. "Then... let's teach it a lesson."
Tali immediately stood up. "Within one hour, coordinate everything! Let's try firing a shot! At the same time, notify all major powers that we are about to take action."
Jiang Cheng snapped out of his reverie and continued arranging matters concerning the mecha, while the people around him nodded in agreement.
With all departments mobilized, monitoring equipment ready, and the plasma cannon about to be launched into the dimension of death, Tali was closely monitoring the progress on the front lines.
Jiang Cheng, who should have been at the command center, was nowhere to be found.
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