Super Spender

Chapter 966: Chapter 960: Secret Fleet 2_1 Chapter 966: Chapter 960: Secret Fleet 2_1 Roman Rodger and Alexander Rodgers exchanged a glance, and then Roman nodded, “Of course, it’s your right, and I believe you are well aware of what it would cost to do so.

However, since you have no objections, naturally we don’t either.

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But wanting to take such action is not simple.

Even if the forces of the entire Supervisory Bureau were to join in, it wouldn’t be an easy task.

First of all, Your Highness, I believe you understand that our opponent is one of the nine great names of the royal family.”
“I know what you mean.” Finn Lewis glanced at him indifferently, “Regardless of whether they are one of the royal family’s nine great names, we are still going to make our move.”
“Well then, this requires professional planning.

I can follow Your Highness and no longer insist on the Supervisory Bureau’s stance of neutrality, but as for how to attack, it should be decided by our people,” Dormon said without hesitation.

“No.” Finn Lewis shook his head decisively.

“Your Highness, I hope you will seriously consider my opinion.

War is not child’s play; it’s deadly.

The destruction of a single warship means the death of over a hundred thousand people.

I must be responsible for the many warriors of the Supervisory Bureau,” Dormon stood up abruptly, his face serious as he spoke.

“So, according to what you say, Commander Dormon, how do you propose we attack?” Finn Lewis asked indifferently, “If you don’t mind, tell me.

If you can convince me, I can consider handing over the command to you.

Of course, the premise is this.” Finn Lewis gestured with his hand, signaling Luna Starfield to mark the target star region directly within the territory of the Rochefort Clan.

Dormon and Alexander Rodgers naturally saw the star chart immediately, but after seeing the star chart and Finn Lewis’s request, Dormon frowned and then thought for a moment before saying, “Your Highness, it’s impossible.

Such a vast star region—although the power of our Supervisory Bureau is great, this is not an area we can control in a short period.

Our fleet can at most control one third of the region.”
“Don’t forget, there are also my fleets.” Finn Lewis pointed out the window.

“Forgive my bluntness, although I admit Your Highness’s power is strong, capable of building such a large fleet in such a short amount of time, the individual strength of your warships may be strong, but the numbers are few,” Roman Rodger frowned.

“But if it comes to a battle, my fleet may not necessarily be worse than the Supervisory Bureau’s fleets, right?” Finn Lewis raised his eyebrows.

“If we’re simply calculating strength, they are comparable.

But war is not a numbers game, nor is it about calculations.

There are countless examples of victory by the few against the many, or the weak against the strong.

I believe Your Highness wouldn’t naively think that by pulling together a bunch of people who haven’t even fought in a war, you could defeat the elite soldiers of the Supervisory Bureau, right?” Dormon didn’t yield an inch.

Clearly in Dormon’s mind, Finn Lewis having the current strength was already very impressive, but a fleet’s power is only superficial; how much of the fleet’s combat power can be utilized depends on the personnel controlling the ‘C’ battle vessels, not just on having warships to exhibit one hundred percent strength.

“Heh heh.” Finn Lewis chuckled twice without saying a word.

Dormon immediately became somewhat annoyed, speaking directly, “Your Highness, if you insist on this, then I’m sorry, but I cannot carry out your orders.

I won’t allow my soldiers to march to their deaths.”
“Sometimes it’s not up to you,” Finn Lewis raised his eyebrows and didn’t explain.

“It seems that Your Highness is quite confident.

I would indeed like to see, Your Highness, how you would proceed without my consensus,” Dormon also sneered and spoke directly.