After Breaking Up, I Married the General-Chapter 151 - 150: In the federation 3

Those who were discussing the high-level stabilizers were all lamenting that even though they knew that it was already made, it might take a long time for them to see it made if they couldn’t find Ryzel.

All potion makers had a way to hide the proper proportions and ingredients of the potions that they made, so it’s very hard to let others copy what they made even if they already have the complete potion with them.

Some of the ingredients would also change chemical components slightly after mixing with others, and most would also thoroughly blend with other herbs, so analyzing potion ingredients and its proportion is very hard.

There was still an excess with the stabilizers that Ryzel had handed to him, so he handed one to the research center.

They had also tried analyzing the components and the proper proportion of the ingredients, but unfortunately they still hadn’t succeeded yet.

Mervin had also sent one bottle to the central research center for them to analyze it because they were preparing for the worst-case scenario.

If they couldn’t rescue Lewis and Ryzel, they couldn’t just give up the stabilizers that Ryzel had made, so they had to study it.

Mervin also handed them readily because of the sudden appearance of something that could trigger mass mania and which could affect all sentinels and especially have a bad effect on high-level sentinels.

If such thing happened again, then without the high-level stabilizers that Ryzel made, the casualties in the federation would be a lot. They will likely lose a lot of S-level sentinels and even some 2S-level sentinels, which is very bad for the federation.

So Mervin handed those stabilizers readily; if not for the mass mania, then Mervin wouldn’t give the stabilizers at all as he was going to further use them as a bargain for others to be more willing in looking for Ryzel and Layton.

Unfortunately, the situation doesn’t allow it so he had to consider the overall situation first.

He had been busy in the past days, coordinating the news he was getting from other areas, reporting their situation, and being in charge of the overall command of the battle.

They had been fighting for a longer time this round; normally the battle should have been over 3 days ago.

Because even with the disappearance of Lewis and Ryzel, most of their manpower was still sent to the battlefield instead of looking for the two, because they knew that they had to deal with all the zergs first so that they could really send a lot of people to look for Ryzel and Lewis.

So they decided that they should clean up the zergs as soon as they could.

Most of the soldiers also shared the same sentiment so they were all enthusiastic to go to the battlefield.

However, because of the sudden mass mania that happened a while ago, Mervin didn’t send a lot of S-level sentinels even though they were all ready to go to the battlefield, knowing that their mania might be triggered and they’d have to be injected with ZERO because they don’t have the high-level stabilizers that Ryzel made.

Of course, there are still a few bottles of high-level stabilizers left in Mervin’s hand, but everyone knew that they couldn’t use those anymore as those few were left for extreme emergencies.

The research centers in the federation still hadn’t managed to study it, so as long as there weren’t any stable supplies for those stabilizers, the few bottles left in his hand were all for extreme emergency use.

Even if a lot of high-level sentinels would be affected again, Mervin still couldn’t move out those high-level stabilizers any longer.

So even though those S-level sentinels were all willing to go back to the battlefield, Mervin only allowed a few who had strong guides and were already in the mothership.

And the number of people with strong guides were not a lot, so Mervin could only mobilize a few of them.

It’s also the same with the lieutenant generals, most of them were still single so he could only mobilize Paul who already had a partner, and his guide was also busy in the mothership.

Most of those who were left behind knew the reason why they weren’t sent out but they still submitted voluntary forms to Mervin to allow them to go out, but Mervin didn’t approve any of it.

He was also a soldier so he could perfectly understand their feelings — their colleagues were all working hard outside but they couldn’t do anything but watch inside just because of the unidentified source of mass mania which is highly frustrating.

However, the ninth army and the federation couldn’t lose a lot of high-level sentinels so he didn’t send them out no matter how many voluntary forms they submitted to him.

The situation in the battlefield wasn’t dire and all the soldiers outside were doing great in killing a lot of zergs.

So, Mervin really doesn’t have any reason to risk the high-level sentinels that they have.

Everyone knew that they should finish the battle as soon as possible so all those who were sent out were all highly motivated and they were very aggressive in killing a lot of zergs.

With everyone so motivated in killing the zergs, even though only a few S-level sentinels were there and only one 2S-level sentinel was leading at the very front, they still managed to clean up a lot of zergs in a very short time.

Because of everyone’s drive, the battle should have ended 3 days ago when they only had to deal with zergs in just 2 remaining areas.

However, before they could finish cleaning up the zergs in one area, their cameras far away suddenly monitored that there were a lot of incoming zergs.

With the arrival of the new group of zergs, they had to continue fighting again even though a lot of their soldiers were already exhausted with the continuous battle, especially the lower-level sentinels as they had to fight more and even stronger zergs than themselves in the past 2 days.

So with the new group of zergs that also had a lot of high-level zergs, Mervin had to dispatch the high-level sentinels to the battlefield again because there would be too many casualties if he didn’t send the S-level sentinels.

Even though high-level sentinels are important, it’s also the same with the sentinels with lower levels.

They’re all soldiers of the ninth army so Mervin had to take care of them.

But this time, instead of sending 2/3 of the high-level sentinels outside and letting 1/3 stay inside for rotation, he only sent one third and the remaining two thirds remained inside.

One third was still for rotation while the remaining one third was for emergency purposes in case a mass mania happened again.

He also did the same with the lieutenant generals that were still on standby.

The number of sentinels remaining in the ship should always be greater than those that were sent outside so that at least if a mass mania happened again, there would still be a lot of S-level sentinels that would remain.

The numbers of zergs that came again were large so he knew that they’ll have to continuously fight for a longer time again, so he asked for weapon support and reinforcement from other nearby armies.

They had already fought for a long time so the pollutants in the mental sea of the soldiers were already a lot, and if they had to continue fighting for a long time then a lot of their soldiers would probably die because of mania and not because they were killed by zergs.

So he asked for immediate reinforcement as soon as he received the news that more zergs were coming.

And he also asked for more weapon support, especially those that could deal with high-level zergs, because he was afraid that most of their high-level sentinels would be incapacitated if there was a wider mass mania that might happen.

Then without them, they couldn’t deal with a lot of high-level zergs.

Those A-level sentinels could still deal with a normal high-level zerg by working in twos or threes, but for high-level zergs that have higher levels, they wouldn’t be able to deal with them easily even if there were five more A-level sentinels.

So they needed to have something that could deal with high-level zergs in case of emergency.

Their superior also understood the situation very well so they had approved his request as soon as he asked for it.

However, even though the weapons that he requested were already approved, because of the far distance he would only receive them after one or two more days.

As for the reinforcement that he asked for, they already arrived yesterday so at least the sentinels in their army could rest a bit more to take care of their mental sea.

Even though the reinforcement arrived yesterday, Mervin still hadn’t had a lot of time to rest because he still had to coordinate the movements of their soldiers and the soldiers of the other armies.