Lieutenant General Ren was still as energetic as always; it seed that the situation on the battlefield was still good.
"Nice to see you again, Lieutenant General Ren," Ryzel also greeted.
"Lieutenant General Ren, how is the battle going?" Ryzel asked.
He was busy making potions and hadn’t had the ti to ask rvin about the battle situation.
"Don’t worry, the situation is still good. With General Lewis leading us, we are able to keep advancing.
It’s just that the number of Zergs is really a lot; even though we had been continuously killing a lot of Zergs, their numbers don’t seem to be decreasing but are still increasing," Lieutenant General Ren said while frowning a bit.
"I see. Then, Lieutenant General Ren, how long do you think this battle will last?"
"The shortest would be in 2 weeks and the longest would be in 2 months.
The scanner still hadn’t scanned the end of the Zerg wave, so we aren’t sure yet how long the battle will last this ti.
The longest ti we had been fighting Zergs continuously was actually 3 months.
At that ti, General Lewis still had a very polluted ntal sea and couldn’t even summon Maximus to help.
General Lewis can now summon Maximus to help, and his ntal sea, seems to improve a lot, so with them in the battlefield, the battle shouldn’t be very long.
You are also helping us this ti, so we could surely display our abilities properly without too much decline.
As 2S level sentinels, most of the stabilizers weren’t actually effective for us.
Most of us also don’t have guides, so our combat abilities are actually declining the longer we stay on the battlefield because of the pollutants that we are absorbing from the Zergs.
The longer the battle lasts, the higher the casualties in our army because we who have higher levels couldn’t properly take care of all the zergs that also have higher levels.
But this ti you guided most of us before and cleaned up a lot of pollutants in our minds; that’s why it’s easier to fight for a long ti without too much decline.
And now you are even willing to guide us again in our break ti, which can be considered very luxurious treatnt for us who couldn’t receive such care for a long ti because of the lack of higher-level guides.
So, thank you very much!"
"No need to say thanks; I’m just doing what I can because I hope that the battle will end soon," Ryzel said.
Ryzel really hopes that the battle will end soon. The sooner the battle ends, the better.
This ti, Layton and the others with higher levels can properly fight for a long ti without too much decline in their abilities because the pollutants in their ntal sea were already greatly reduced by him before.
He was also providing guidance for them this ti in hopes that they could stay in good shape until the end.
In the last battle that he had seen before the battle ended in a few days, there were still casualties, and a lot of sentinels didn’t have a good ntal state.
And he also saw a lot of them on the verge of mania because of the pollutants they had absorbed on the battlefield.
This ti the 2.1 stabilizers that he had made before would surely be helpful to them, but it would only help them in stabilizing their ntal sea and at least it would stop them from having a mania.
But even if their ntal state were good, if their strength still weren’t enough when facing the zergs, then they would still be injured or even die.
So, he really hopes that the battle will end soon to have fewer casualties.
"I’ll start guiding you now, Lieutenant General Ren," Ryzel said.
Lieutenant General Ren obviously ca to him as soon as he ca back from the battlefield, so it’s better to finish guiding him so that he could rest earlier.
Ryzel imdiately guided Lieutenant General Ren and cleaned up the pollutants that had been added to his ntal sea again.
"I feel very relaxed now, thank you very much!" Lieutenant General Ren said earnestly.
After Ryzel guided Lieutenant General Ren, Lieutenant General Ren didn’t continue talking with him, unlike before, but obediently went to rest.
It can be seen that even though Lieutenant General Ren likes chattering and being lazy in normal tis, he was still very responsible when it ca to important matters; that’s why he was able to stay as Lieutenant General.
After guiding Lieutenant General Ren, he rested for a bit before going back to make potions.
He still had to make more potions because the stabilizers he made were surely not enough yet for all the lower-level sentinels, especially if the battle would really last for a month or more.
He stayed in the laboratory until Lyre called him again to remind him that it was already dinner ti.
Lyre was asking him again what food he wanted so that he could bring it to him, and they could eat in his break room again.
Ryzel still said that Lyre could just pick the sa as what he was going to have.
Ryzel arranged everything in his laboratory and packed them up because he was only going to use them tomorrow.
He still has to sleep on ti because Layton would surely worry if he doesn’t sleep on ti.
He just has to get up earlier so that he can start making potions earlier.
Lyre was fast as always; when he arrived at his break room, Lyre was already there waiting for him.
"Let’s eat," Lyre said, but his voice wasn’t as energetic as it used to be, which he has also noticed when he called him a while ago.
"Tired?"
"Yeah, there were a lot of sentinels when I was playing music for group guiding. I used a lot of my ntal strength; that’s why I’m a little tired," Lyre replied.
"Then you should rest more later. So, did it beco easier?"
"I had been practicing a lot with a lot of people before, so group guiding indeed beca easier.
However, there are more pollutants mixed in their ntal power this ti, so I could feel that my power is being absorbed faster.
I didn’t even play the whole music, but I had to stop guiding because of the consumption," Lyre said with frustration.
"It’s not your fault. There are just too many sentinels that needed guidance," Ryzel said.
Ryzel didn’t just say it to comfort Lyre. The numbers of sentinels were really a lot.
Lyre is also a high-level guide, so the sentinels who were assigned to him were probably those with higher levels.
So, it’s not surprising that he couldn’t even finish the song while group guiding.
"Yeah. I really hope that this battle will end soon. Unfortunately, when I went to take a look at it when I visited rvin, they still hadn’t captured the end of the zerg army," Lyre said with a sigh.
They already said that if there’s a large-scale attack of zergs, it would take a long ti to deal with all of them, so they could only probably see all the attacking zergs later on.
"I see. Then, let’s just do what we can," Ryzel said.
Even if they knew that the numbers of zergs were still a lot, they couldn’t do anything about them, so it was better to just focus on doing what they could.
So, the following days, Ryzel was doing a similar routine.
He woke up early and slept a bit later to make dicines most of the ti.
Aside from making potions, he was also guiding whoever ca to him for guidance.
Aside from his scheduled ti, he only had a few minutes of break while making potions.
Most of the ti he was only taking a break during lunch and dinner while talking with Lyre.
His range of activities was also only in their room and at his laboratory, so he hadn’t seen a lot of people aside from Lyre and his guards.
He also only saw Layton once in the past few days.
With Layton’s level of physique and ntal power, he could continue fighting for a long ti. So, Ryzel only saw Layton once in the past few days.
Currently, Ryzel was having a break because he learned that Layton would be having his break this ti.
When the door opened, Ryzel looked up and saw Layton coming.
"You’re finally here? I’ll check your ntal sea first," Ryzel said and stood up to go to his break room.
"It seed that you had just rested. You can rest first," Layton said while following him.
"No need. My rest is already enough. How long will you rest this ti?"
A few days ago, Layton only rested for three hours before going back to the battlefield.
"I’ll still rest for 5 hours before returning to the battlefield."
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