Chapter 179 Leadership (I)
179 Leadership (I)
Aaron did not say a word or give Cain and the other instructions. There was no need for that. They were Vice-Captains and should be able to know what to do without the Captain telling them.
A soldier must know how to follow orders, and a commanding officer must know what to do in their absence.
Cain and the other Vice-Captains clasped their hands and bowed as Aaron vanished in the air before turning to their troops.
Cain focused on his battalion and saw there were a total of three hundred soldiers. Of course, giving orders to every one of them was inefficient, so he needed to select squad leaders.
The other Vice-Captains waited in silence as Cain carried on with his job. They had done that same task when they first became Vice-Captains and knew it was difficult.
Cain had the personal record of every soldier under his command. Still, even with his cognitive abilities, it would take a long time to analyze everything and decide which were the best for the positions of squad leaders.
Luckily, he had something at his disposal with even greater computational power than his own brain. Using the [A.I. Chip Module], he made it so the system would show him all the people that matched his requirements.
“When I say your name, walk forward!”
Cain uttered ten names, and those people walked orderly toward him.
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The Vice-Captains were surprised that Cain could come up with the squad leaders so fast. Some of them thought he might be rushing things, but when they saw the people he selected, they were indeed the best for the job.