noffsinger Chapter 175 A sudden turn of events
Chapter 175 A sudden turn of events
The art student shook his head slightly and said to Gray, "These Titans don't need to be given to the Titan Corps. The Adeptus Mechanicus's Titan manufacturing process is too crude and cannot keep up with the combat rhythm of our own Titan Corps."
After hearing this, Gray asked softly: "My Lord, what should be done with these Titans captured from the Mechanicus?"
"Well... I'll think about it." The art student responded to Gray's question calmly.
After a moment's thought, the art student turned his gaze to Angele: "Angele, do you need to use these Titans for research?"
Upon hearing the Star Lord's question, Angele nodded repeatedly in affirmation, "My Lord, it is indeed so. It is very necessary."
Angelet's heart was filled with joy. He knew that if he could have these captured Titans as research subjects, it would surely push the technical level of the technical department to a new level.
"Okay then, these Titans will be given to you." The art student finally made the decision.
"Thank you, Lord." Angelet quickly expressed his gratitude.
Gray, who was standing by, had no objection to the Star Lord giving the captured Titans to the technical department for research. He had better Titans on his side, so he didn't care much about the Titans of the Mechanicus.
Just as the discussion was about to conclude, Mendeleev received a report from Uss. After a long investigation, the engineering analysts brought by Uss had reached a conclusion.
Mendeleev looked at the message sent by Us and smiled bitterly. According to the analysis report, even after the transformation, the Empire's warships could not fully adapt to the Star Navy's combat mode.
This means they need to invest a lot of resources and time to redesign and build new warships to meet the needs of future wars.
If the Empire's warships were to keep pace with the Star Navy's combat model, they would need to undergo a massive renovation. After undergoing extensive naval renovations, these warships would undergo significant internal structural changes, leaving them practically empty shells. While this would improve the warships' performance, it would also increase maintenance costs and risks.
After a deep transformation, the performance of the Imperial warship might only be comparable to that of a frigate. For the Star Navy, this level of transformation was not worth the huge investment.
After reading this information, Gray couldn't help but show disappointment on his face. It can only be said that Mendeleev was too happy for nothing.
Mendeleev reported aloud, "My Lord, after analysis by the engineering analysts, a conclusion has been reached."
After hearing Mendeleev's report, the art student looked at him curiously and asked, "What's the conclusion?"
The art student was about to end the meeting when he saw Mendeleev reporting to him again. This made the art student feel strange. Couldn't they just report everything together first? Why did they have to say it one by one?
Mendeleev looked at the art student with a disappointed expression on his face and said, "My Lord, after the analysis of the engineering analysts, our navy cannot use the Empire's warships. Even if we want to use them, the cost is too high. It is not worth it.
So our navy is not going to take these warships and is going to give them to Hawgood and his men."
After hearing the information reported by Mendeleev, everyone present was stunned. No one expected such a result. No one expected that the Empire's warships would not be worthy of the Navy's attention.
However, the mood of Hogood and others became very good. They originally thought that the logistics department could only be allocated a dozen warships, but they did not expect that they could get all the imperial warships captured this time. How could Hogood and others not be excited?
It was no wonder that Hogood and the others felt somewhat gloating. After all, the most advanced warships developed by the Lord of the Stars had all been supplied to the navy first, and they could only pick up some warships that the navy didn't want.
Although Hogood and the others were very excited, no one present showed it and kept their expressions calm, otherwise the Lord of the Stars would think that they were gloating.
The art student was unfazed after hearing Gray's report. In fact, he had already analyzed and predicted the Empire's warships from the very beginning, but he hadn't shared this information with Mendeleev and the others.
After all, many things can only be truly improved by letting the people below experience and face them personally, and relying solely on information provided by others is far from enough.
The art student said to Mendeleev, "Since your navy cannot use the Empire's warships, assign them to the logistics department."
Faced with the decision of the Lord of Stars, Mendeleev, Gray and Andrada had no objection. Since the captured imperial warships could not be used by the navy, there was no point in keeping them. It would be better to give them directly to the logistics department for use.
After all, these Empire warships could be fully utilized in the hands of the logistics department. If the Navy continued to hold them, it would not only be a waste, but would also give the Star Lord the impression that they and others were greedy.
Mendeleev nodded and said, "Yes, my lord. After the navy pulls these damaged imperial warships back to the fortress, we will hand them over to Angele and his men and let them rebuild them themselves."
After Hawgood and Angele heard what the Lord of Stars and Mendeleev said.
Angelet said excitedly, "Thank you, my Lord, for your gift. Thank you, Captain Mendeleev, for your gift."
In response to Angelet's thanks, Mendeleev waved his hand indifferently and said, "It's nothing. As long as these warships are useful to you, we won't be able to use them anyway."
The Star Lord shook his head and said with a smile, "This is what you deserve."
Mendeleev, Gray and the other two also said that this was as it should be, after all, the two sides had already made an agreement.
In response to this, Angele and the others did not continue to express their gratitude. After all, thanking too many times would seem hypocritical.
After the art student's affairs were finally arranged, he said, "Okay, I've finished everything I came here for this time, and I should go back and continue my research."
"My Lord, we will not continue to waste your precious time." Everyone said in unison.
"Let's go." The art student stood up from the throne. After the art student stood up, the throne he had just sat on slowly melted into the floor of the conference room, as if it had never appeared.
In an instant, a dazzling blue light lit up in the conference room. After the blue light dissipated, the art student and the four maids were no longer in the conference room.