"The colonial satellite has fallen in an unmanned area far away from Granada, causing no casualties."

Renas was listening to the battle report from the female official Anne in her office and room on the Mariana.

"In this battle, MS was destroyed by ten aircraft, and seven other MSs returned safely after being injured. It has been confirmed that MS pilots were killed, three were missing and ten injured, three of whom were seriously injured. The above is a simple report of this battle."

After listening to Anne's report, Lenas took the folder in her hand and looked carefully.

In the files in the folder, in addition to the simple report Anne had just read, there is also a detailed statistical data, which records the names and ages of each dead, missing, and injured soldier, as well as statistics such as the number of each MS pilot's destruction and the model of the MS.

"All of them are soldiers from the first and second squadrons, indeed..." Renas's face was dull and he blamed himself silently, "It was indeed my strategy that failed. It was the ones who made these people die in vain. In the end, they were Martina, Michelle, Mei and others who really had the number of destruction. Even if they wanted to accumulate combat experience, they could not use such a tricky strategy. What am I doing?"

Renas leaned tiredly against the back of the chair, raised her hand and stroked her forehead.

She sighed repeatedly and asked suddenly, "What do they think of this battle?"

Anne looked at Lenas with a confused look and asked in confusion: "They... are they?"

Renas looked up and stared into Annie's eyes, saying seriously: "One other than you."

After listening to Lenas' explanation, Anne's confusion was eliminated.

She sucked her right thumb while thinking.

After a few dozen seconds, she said, "There is nothing on the bridge. The MS pilot of the third squadron who came back first just sighed that he could not go to the front line in person. By the way! Miss Jian seemed to have some dissatisfaction. After returning, she looked angry and ignored anyone and went back to her room."

"Jane!" Renas changed his breath deeply, and put the documents in his hand on the table, and said slightly angry, "Didn't she see that someone is dead around her? Why are she still so willful at this time!"

Anne was surprised by Lenas' sudden anger, and when she saw Lenas' anger for the first time, she was stunned for a moment and forgot to continue talking.

After waiting for about a minute, Anne observed that the anger on Lenas's face gradually faded, and heard her say, "I'm sorry, please continue!"

At this time, Annie calmed down and continued: "The ones who came back later were Lieutenant Metatron and Lieutenant Michelle. They... They didn't know why. Although there was no conversation,... but... they always felt that something happened between them was strange."

"Strange?" Renas smiled slightly and said to himself, "It won't be between them... Forget it, let them go!"

Renas is not a person who likes to listen to others' personal lives, and she has no special hobbies for others' private lives. However, Michelle and Metatron are both her friends, and she couldn't help but remember this matter once and secretly wrote down this matter.

Anne continued, "Then she returned to the ship and replaced Captain Martina, who had taken Rem attack, came back. She didn't say much."

I don’t know if it was intentional or unintentional, but after saying the reactions of others, she added another sentence: “Don’t worry, no one thinks this is your strategic mistake.”

Renas's already listless spirit immediately cheered up and asked, "Do you think I made a mistake in command this time?"

"I...I..." Annie replied softly with a panic look on her face, "and... it's not what I think, but... it's what you think."

"Me?" Renas looked at Annie in confusion, and saw Annie lower her head and her body tremble slightly.

Renas couldn't help but comfort him with pity: "Don't be afraid, I'll just ask casually."

After saying that, Lenas found that Annie looked up and looked at her, but immediately lowered her head.

Lenas said softly: "You can see from my reaction just now! I almost forgot that you are Alia's student. I observed the expressions of others and concluded that this is Alia's skill, and it is normal for you to learn it."

Lenas saw Annie's head slightly dotted, so she smiled happily.

"You have great abilities and talents." Renas stood up, patted Anne on the shoulder, and encouraged, "In time, achievements will definitely surpass Alia's."

"Thank you... Thank you!" Annie tightened her fists. After Lenas' words, she felt a little moved. She suddenly felt Lenas's encouraging words, as warm as the sun.

"Go out now! I want to take a break."

"Yeah!" Annie nodded and prepared to exit Lenas' room.

But, just as she walked to the door, she stopped.

She struggled hesitantly, wondering whether she should tell the secret hidden in her heart.

Renas soon noticed Anne's weirdness, and she was also puzzled why Anne could not come out and was still in the room.

"What's wrong?" Renas walked behind Anne and asked softly in her ear, "Where is your body uncomfortable? Is it that day?"

"Please, please don't make me embarrassed, okay!"

"Hard? Why?" Renas frowned slightly, and suddenly felt that Anne had a secret hidden in her heart that was unknown to her interests.

"I don't want to...I don't want to be stuck between you two anymore, I'm in such a pain!"

Lenas heard the crying voice from Anne's voice and also heard the notes of resistance.

Anne, who had always been cowardly, actually fought, and Lenas suddenly realized the seriousness of the matter.

She asked, "Sand between the two? Anne, tell me, who else are there except me?"

"Don't force me!"

Anne's pleading sound also made Lenas realize.

She reported the man's name in shock: "Alia."

"Is it Alia right?" Lenas wondered, "What's wrong? What happened? What happened? What's wrong with you hiding it from me?"

Anne shook her head repeatedly, feeling in pain and contradiction.

Seeing that the question was fruitless, Lenas took a deep breath, calmed down, and asked in a cold tone: "Could it be... Alia would be bad for me?"

Anne finally spoke.

She said, "No...not that. Miss Alia has always regarded Miss Renas as her daughter, and everything she does is for you."

Anne's words were a little bit of blame, and Lenas understood that she was blaming herself for her unreasonable doubts about Alia.

PS: The day that women have to mention!~~~^_^~~~

I have a very evil idea, and the bento needs to be prepared.
Chapter completed!