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After a while, Alllie called out awkwardly, “Chief…Chief.”

“You all have the plague?” Lei Luo sat down in confusion. “How come none of you can speak human language?”

At this moment, Katz said, “This was all my idea. Since you want to establish absolute authority, you have to form a proper distance from everyone. Including us. Therefore, I stipulate that as long as there are three people present, you must be addressed as the chief. If there are only two people in private, then it’s none of my business.”

Lei Luo clicked his tongue and looked at Katz with some reproach.

“Hey you, aren’t you idle? There are so many things to do now. Instead of doing those things, why are you investing so much time on establishing these formalities?”

“For a person, the first impression is the most important. And to put it bluntly, the first impression is only on the surface. It is the same for a person and a team. Military posture, military appearance, and even the title of leader. These seem to be ordinary things. But at some times, it can set the standard for an army. Therefore, people must properly address the chief. This may seem like a trivial matter, but it can establish your absolute authority from the top down.”

The one who made the above comment was not anyone from the Black Angel Army, but Tolle, who had followed Lei Luo in.

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone’s eyes immediately focused on him.

At this time, he did not wait for Lei Luo and introduced himself.

“My name is Tolle, the financial supervisory officer sent by President Trump. The three hundred million that you all want will be transferred to you through my hands.”

As soon as he finished speaking, Katz walked forward and said, “Although Mr. Tolle’s words are brilliant, this is the secret meeting room of our Black Angel Army. Although you are President Trump’s financial officer, it seems a little inappropriate for you to enter our secret meeting room, right?”

“I didn’t come here by myself. Your chief brought me here by himself.”

Tolle glanced at Lei Luo and pushed all the responsibility to Lei Luo.

Lei Luo raised his head and smiled.

“It’s okay. Let him stay here. Let’s pretend that he doesn’t exist. We can talk about what we should talk about.”

“This…” Morton took a step forward and pressed on Lei Luo’s shoulder with some doubt.

Lei Luo turned his face and looked at Morton with a profound look.

“It’s fine. Let’s continue with the meeting.”

After saying this, Lei Luo saw that everyone was still doubtful, so he said with a smile, “What’s wrong? It’s a meeting. Don’t worry, I’m not being sarcastic. Let’s talk about the magister’s plan first. How many magisters have we already obtained?”

Hearing Lei Luo’s direct question, everyone finally believed that Lei Luo really wanted them to get on with the meeting.

Thus, Katz reported, “The three million magisters we need are all in place.”

“Oh?” This answer surprised Lei Luo. “So fast? Is the quality guaranteed?”

“Absolutely,” Kronin replied.

Lei Luo turned around and looked at Kronin. He knew that Kronin was not a braggart.

However, he was still amazed by the efficiency of his actions.

“I’ve only been walking for a few days. Why are you guys so fast?”

“According to our initial strategy, we’re going to plunder villages with weak defenses under the independent lord. On the first day of this strategy, we discovered many inconveniences. The reason was very simple. If we wanted to find experienced magic conductors, we had to obtain a city. But the probability was too low. Moreover, once such a situation occurred, there would be countless pirates waiting at the side, ready to divide the spoils of war. It wouldn’t be our turn at all.”

The one who spoke was Katz. He had his eyes on, and when he straightened his body to give a report, he looked extremely like an excellent staff officer.

He didn’t look like a pirate at all, nor did he look like the director of the military law department, which was later called a “cold-blooded military surveillance bureau.”

Then Katz and Kronin continued, “Later, after the discussion between the two of us, we decided to carry out the second strategy. That was to directly attack some of the pirates’ subsidiary cities. Generally speaking, the pirates used the mother nest as their final base. However, some of the stronger pirates would engage in production on the basis of some cities and act as a logistics base.”

“Understood.” Hearing this, Lei Luo nodded. “So, you’re going to attack the pirates’ subsidiary cities?”

“Yes.” Katz nodded.

“Things are going better than expected. Because of the Doomsday Dusk Alliance, Satan’s Wings will now be in an all-out war. Many small and medium-sized pirate groups have been destroyed, and at the same time, many abandoned, ownerless cities were born. In fact, we only fought for less than three days, and we realized that we didn’t need to start a war at all. We only needed to go to those abandoned cities to look for the surviving magic guides because to a certain extent, we owe them our lives. In addition, there was Mr. Kronin’s announcement. So these magic guides’ willingness to join the army is extremely high.”

At this point, Katz smiled approvingly.

“In addition, their obedience and unity are also much stronger than ordinary civilians. It took us only three days to divide a total of three million people according to their ranks. However, we haven’t started appointing military officers yet. There’s no hurry to appoint military officers. Let them train together for a month first. When the time comes, we can let them choose by themselves. A month’s time is enough for talented people to stand out.”

When Lei Luo said this, he looked at Katz and said, “According to what you just said, then pirates should be easy to recruit, right?”

“Yes.” Katz smiled and nodded.

“Just like the magic conductor, the recruitment of pirates is much easier than imagined. Because of the recent fierce war between pirate gangs, the phenomenon of pirates losing their jobs became very serious. Therefore, both the tavern at the Cape of Good Hope or the famous recruitment offices of Satan’s Wings were all full of people. I had already recruited about two million pirates, and so far it had reached more than 800,000. All of them had been placed in the military camp by me. Their management was more convenient. The employment agency had written their information in great detail. Their specialties, Battle Records, and the teams they’ve participated in are all clear. This greatly facilitates our management. From the looks of it, even if we need six lord-tier main forces, it won’t be difficult.”

Hearing this, Lei Luo was a little puzzled.