The commander thought for a moment and frowned, saying, "Your method isn't unfeasible, but we just don't have the time right now. With the war imminent, training soldiers to be undercover agents is clearly unrealistic."
Although the commander's words were somewhat indirect, they still rejected Rumus's idea.
The others listened and looked at Rumus with even more disdain. A commander of a small base not only didn't sit at the back but also snatched a seat in the middle, which made everyone very dissatisfied.
In this system, seating is determined by seniority, with seats arranged according to the size of the military district.
After Rumus came, he sat in the middle, clearly breaking the rules, which made everyone somewhat unhappy.
"Time is not the issue. If we train enough soldiers, we might be able to solve this problem without bloodshed in the future," argued Rumus.
