The Nonar military, for the sake of self-preservation, began to resist the orders of the Sherman Empire commanders. Their command system was internally torn, and to some extent, both sides clung to each other's pant legs and then pulled hard.
Admiral Thomas raised a hand to his forehead.
He carefully assessed the current chaotic war situation and was momentarily speechless.
Thomas said: "Why insist on dividing the forces into so many groups? What's wrong with sacrificing a few Administrative Stars' defenses? Would Wind dare to directly massacre civilians? Isn't it better to divide into six or seven fleets and attack directly?"
A general said: "A more palatable reason is that the personnel we've sent don't want to see the forces that obey us suffer a comprehensive strike. If you want the truth, it's that they were baffled by Wind's tactics and didn't find a reasonable countermeasure in a short time, allowing themselves to be led by the nose."
