Galasper's second trial was exactly that.
It was raining in Galaspa on the day we started.
The water slid down the top of the tower and merged into the muddy ground. People walked through the puddles and gathered in twos and threes.
They came back, those who had passed the trial. Huge aircraft roared in the distance, and they came down, their bodies straight and their faces firm.
The giants came with them.
This is the second trial from Hades. A Space Marine candidate and two administrators are teamed up and assigned a small area of humans.
This step is not difficult because every human in Galaspa has a number.
This temporary group needs to comprehensively inspect and report on the areas to which they are assigned, eliminate unstable factors, simply establish an order, summarize and report governance experience. At the same time, dynamic tasks from superiors will be issued at any time.
All the gravekeepers are mobilized to serve as examiners for this selection, judging in real time the Space Marine candidates' personal qualities, abilities, obedience, ability to withstand stress in difficult situations, and attitude towards mortals.
Interestingly, this temporary group did not have a clear leader, and they had to negotiate among themselves.
The Space Marine candidates who pass the selection will undergo surgery to become a qualified warrior, while the losers will be incorporated into the mortal auxiliary army or join the planetary construction according to their wishes. Administrative personnel who perform well in the trial will directly redivide the management area and then go to work.
They are all for screening the abilities of the candidates, so why not take the opportunity to let them do the work? Hades stared at the images sent back by the gravekeepers. Although they were trained in an emergency, it was better than nothing, and they didn't have to worry about their loyalty to the legion.
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Thanks to the previous Knights of Administration, each area of Galaspa has a clear map and management number. Although it is a lot messy, they are indeed marked on the map.
The society of the Galaspa people is relatively simple. They still maintain their previous living habits, going to work and going home. Although the Death Guard has left them with more free time, these people have not developed any entertainment activities. However, because of the previous selection, some people have begun to train themselves in preparation for the next selection of the Mortal Auxiliary Army.
Generally speaking, Galasper is currently very convenient for their selection this time, and Hades has not assigned them a task that is beyond their scope.
However, compared to those who volunteered to become administrative staff, those Space Marine candidates who returned to their homeland had mixed feelings. Most of them participated in a round of selection with the mentality of never coming back. In their eyes, Galaspa was dirty and filthy. They would rather join the war of gods in the sky than live a humiliating life in Galaspa. Compared to the familiar assembly lines, those sacred war machines attracted their attention more.
But they were sent back, and the second round of selection was to establish Galaspa, which was undoubtedly a rebuke to their original ideas. For a time, many people began to reflect or even become depressed.
The gravekeepers, led by Jialuo, were keenly aware of the spread of this idea. Those who were immersed in self-blame or stress were screened out, while those who were willing to reflect and focus on reality successfully advanced.
Failure and setbacks are common on the battlefield. The key is to be willing to correct your mistakes immediately after realizing them, and not to emotionally rebuke your comrades or make mistakes in judgment due to emotions.
Garo was in deep thought. He had never thought that Hades' selection had this meaning. Although Hades' previous work focus had always been on the mortal auxiliary army, and the work of the candidate space marines had always been the responsibility of Garo, but even so, could Hades determine the psychological patterns of these people through those data
Garo knew that Hades was much more thoughtful than he appeared, but he was still surprised by his prediction. For such an unfathomable person, Garo should be glad that he chose Hades when recruiting the Seventh Company.
The second round of selection was successfully completed. Hades was surprised to find that it was much smoother than he expected. It might be because those who were sent down were all Galasparians. The local residents of Galasparian knew that these people were the best among them, so naturally they had no dissatisfaction.
These trained and educated Galapagos people also brought some strange customs from their training to their hometown, such as dueling cages (which is relatively normal), literate playing cards (blame Fowler for this), and brewing poisoned wine (?). In short, it greatly enriched the free time of the local residents and made them less idle.
Some selection groups with outstanding performance even taught themselves and organized groups similar to drug addiction treatment, and organizations similar to the clubs for developing hobbies in the previous life. There were even activities criticizing the Knights of the former rulers, and calling on everyone to work together to join the Death Guard. In summary, it was like the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each showing their magical powers, and after ensuring the stability of the region, these people began to hope to be more "conspicuous".
Hades was stunned. Although these organizations were very simple in Hades' eyes, he could also see that these people were really trying hard to exert their subjective initiative.
After being judged by the grave keepers, those groups that carried out practical and useful activities were marked out, while those that were purely for the sake of making themselves look better but were actually disrupting local order were screened out.
In short, when the second selection was over, the Death Guard gained a Galaspa that was initially managed, and a group of humble Galaspa people who were pragmatic, hardworking, and willing to think and reflect proactively.
The effect was unexpectedly good. If it weren't for the need to maintain his image, Hades would have laughed out loud three times. Although he didn't quite understand why Garo seemed to respect him more, that was not the point.
The transformation operation of the warriors who passed the second selection also went on as planned. After this batch of new blood of Galaspar poured into the legion, Hades had reason to believe that the legion would become more united, instead of having the conflicts between the Barbarus and Terra peoples in the past. Of course, the turmoil in the management has passed, and the warriors below will gradually become familiar with each other after fighting a few wars together.
Compared with the Terrans and Barbarusians, these Galasparians are obviously more humble or have higher emotional intelligence. After all, they were selected in the second round, which just neutralizes the silent atmosphere within the Death Guard. Although they don't talk much, at least they say everything they should say in interpersonal communication.
The training of the mortal auxiliary forces is also nearing completion. These mortal soldiers can already control heavy tanks such as the Cerberus to support the Death Guard on the main battlefield, and the rocket launchers configured in squads also ensure their firepower on the side battlefield.
By the way, because the most commonly used vehicle among the Mortal Auxiliary Forces is the Cerberus Tank, and because Hades left a deep impression on the mortals when he taught them, these Mortal Auxiliary Forces began to call themselves Cerberus. As more and more people called themselves that, the Mortal Auxiliary Forces of the Death Guard were simply renamed the Cerberus Hunting Team.
On the administrative side, those who passed the second round of selection have already taken up their posts directly, while Fowler plans to take a group of administrative elites headed by Wood to Barbarus for more practical training. The construction of Barbarus's garden planet is about to be completed, which just provides a platform for Wood and others.
A stable subspace route was also opened between Barbarus and Galasper to facilitate the flow of supplies and personnel.
After Galaspar's rest, the Death Guard recruited a large number of new soldiers and weapons and ammunition, the mortal auxiliary army also expanded to a previously unimaginable level, and the construction in the rear was also progressing steadily. Galaspar and Barbarus were already able to provide a large amount of daily supplies for the legion, and the Graeae assembly line was also roaring.
Although the supplies distributed by the Empire still need to be grabbed, perhaps because Druun fought well, the Empire recently sent a fleet to the Death Guard, and Malcador may have finally found his conscience and sent a batch of untouchables to Hades, and sent some serious officials to Barbarus by the way.
Of course, in Hades' eyes, these were all what he had legitimately exchanged for the Black Tower. Before he saw the Black Tower, Malcador would not give a single promise.
This time, thanks to Malcador's supplies, Hades did not curse the psychic in his heart.
But unfortunately, Hades forgot one sentence -
Before a war, there must be supplies.
Yes, code
(End of this chapter)