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Actually, the matter was not too complex. To Joe Ga, it seemed like a completely win-win situation, yet for some big shots, it demanded extreme caution.

Because they lacked control over P·B, they hoped that soldiers could engage in actual combat for training, but were worried that the work of the mercenaries might affect them.

People had different positions, and therefore they saw things differently.

Joe Ga really was short of manpower, and his thought at the time was that if you could send a squadron over, even a second-tier one would do, they would work for me, and I would be responsible for their thorough training.

There was no mixture of any political thoughts in this, but to those military folks, it was a different story.

Thus, the Rabbit Squad, that green bunch, was sent to feel out the way, and a hefty sum of training fees was allocated through Seville.

That meant, I pay you, but you must train according to my demands and directions.