So I'm a sheep.

"Did you feel your soul was elevated during the process of saving the planet?"

"I've never felt anything like it before."

"You give so much simply because of your 'helpful' spirit?"

Seemingly sensing that the question was somewhat provocative, the reporter quickly added, "I mean, besides that, what other beliefs sustain you?"

"For the Lord Angels, ten or a hundred years is not a very long time."

"I don't feel like I've given a lot."

"Are you the Archangel?"

The little girl shook her wings but didn't say anything.

"As a high-ranking angel, what position do you hold in the Starlight?"

"I am just a mid-level angel, thank you."

"Your Excellency Saliye, will you dedicate the rest of your life to the great cause of planetary rescue?"

The question was asked by a human girl who looked at the angel with longing, as if Sasha was her idol.

"Ba Hui"

"what?"

“In fact, all the planets on the frontier have been rescued, and I plan to retire from this line of work.”

The little girl's words caused a huge uproar. The noise below almost lifted the roof off.

Everyone was frantically pressing the shutter button, their faces filled with excitement.

The rescue angels don't want to continue rescuing planets anymore? What big news!

"Your Excellency Saliye, what exactly caused this change in your mindset?" someone asked loudly.

"The reason is what I just explained."

"All the planets that needed rescuing have already been rescued, so..."

"The frontier planets may have been rescued, but there are still many devastated planets in the Zerg territory!"

"If the alliance expands its territory again in the future, will we see you in the rescue team again?"

"Perhaps."

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After the awarding ceremony, I received the large medal as a souvenir.

Upon learning that Evelyn had returned to Starlight, the young girl rushed back in a great hurry.

"Sir—"

"Stop! It's only been a few years, don't rush over with tears in your eyes."

Evelyn waved her hand: "Did you receive the Grand Medal?"

"Received it."

Should we continue rescuing the planet?

"No, I've finished all the work that needed to be done. Next, I plan to work with Chris on logistics."

"Well, I'm relieved to see that you handle things with discretion."

The angel walked up to the little girl and patted her on the shoulder: "I'm leaving now. Take care of yourself."

"Etc., etc!"

Sasha grabbed Evelyn's arm immediately: "Sir, are you leaving now?"

"I just came back briefly during my free time; it's not like I'm officially returning to Starlight."

"How are those two wormholes doing? Sir, could you please give me a brief update?"

"..."

Evelyn looked rather helpless: "It's the same as always, not a single bug has crawled out."

"It's been so long and there's still no movement?"

"I'm wondering the same thing, but there's just no movement!"

Evelyn scratched her head in frustration: "Sally, I'm starting to feel like Pamela's plans are increasingly unreliable."

So you finally realized it wasn't reliable...

Volume 1: Chapter 327 Connecting the Dowry

It's no wonder Evelyn complained. She's the kind of angel who loves to be on the front lines, so having her sit in the wormhole all day is really tough.

The little girl was about to say a few words of comfort when suddenly an idea struck her.

"Sir, I remember you once told me that if you weren't bothered by official duties, you could easily break through to a higher level?"

"Don't flatter me. When did I ever say 'easy'? I just have a very high degree of confidence!"

"Can you break through now?"

Sasha looked at Evelyn expectantly. If her commander could break through to the Seraphim realm, then all difficulties would no longer be difficulties.

"cannot"

Evelyn said irritably, "How am I supposed to break through if I just stare at wormholes all day without any powerful opponents to spur me on?"

Well, you're right.

"I'm leaving now, that's enough."

"Have a safe journey, sir!"

After the angels left, the little girl fell into deep thought.

Faced with the current situation, she naturally has her own ideas and has made targeted preparations.

But, but...

Although Sasha had been forced to play the role of 'savior' a few times before, she did have to bite the bullet and act as one.

But the little girl is not a heroic angel at heart. She may have the ability to turn the tide, but she would not risk her life to do something "great" unless she was really forced to.

'Sigh, isn't the comrade and Helen both more capable than me?'

"They'll handle the swarm of insects. I just need to cooperate with Helen and the commander's plans; I don't need to worry about anything else."

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"Chris, is doing logistics just about holed up in a room all day doing data analysis?"

Sasha found that her current life was even more boring than when she was grinding bugs on the battlefield. She spent all day hunched over her desk compiling huge amounts of data, and after a while, seeing a string of numbers gave her a headache.

"Haha, it hasn't even been a month yet, Sally, you're so impatient."

"Maybe I'm just not naturally suited for this job."

The little girl said weakly, "I've been rescuing planets for so many years, and I've never gotten impatient."

"Hmm, just staying in one place all day long, calculating and scheming..."

"Be patient for a few more days. I'm subtly instilling some basic concepts in you now."

Chris began, "The average lifespan of a combat suit, the daily consumption of recovery potions during intense battles, the Angel's supply reserves, the round-trip cycle of Protoss transport ships..."

“If you don’t compile these data yourself, and I just tell you verbally, then you won’t have a concrete understanding of them.”

That's what they say.

The little girl scratched her head: "But logistics isn't just about this, is it?"

"Of course, it's not just these things, but you only need to know some basics."

Chris said matter-of-factly, "From now on you are the commander of the Starlight, not the head of logistics."

"My mission is to let you understand the hardships of logistics, so that you will take logistics into account when commanding operations in the future."

"Yes, if there's anything else..."

The angel hesitated for a moment before saying, "If you understand the basics well, it won't be so easy for any logistics manager to fool you in the future."

"Oh, Chris, you're being transferred?" Sasha asked in surprise.

"without"

Chris shrugged. "But I'll retire someday."

"..."

'That's thinking way too far ahead,' the girl couldn't help but think to herself.

"Anyway, Sally, just hang in there a little longer. After this period, I'll take you to play among the humans."

How long is this "battle" going to last?

About a week.

"Oh!"

"Oh, by the way, take a look at this."

As she spoke, Chris smiled and produced an agreement.

Sasha glanced at it briefly; the general meaning of the agreement was that if the alliance suffered a complete defeat, the angels should promptly help humanity strategically retreat to other worlds.

In return, humanity will provide Starlight with all its resources, intelligence, and military support, and all angels will enjoy special exemptions on planets under human jurisdiction.

"Is the officer aware of this agreement?"

"Of course I know, I asked my superior before I signed it."

Chris remarked with emotion, "Humans really went to great lengths to leave themselves a way out."

"They've even invented those combat mechs, so human technology should be able to support them in going global, right?"

The little girl asked curiously, "Why do you need us to plan your escape route?"