When Eneas received the details of the invasion plan, he was not surprised, not only that it was based on his idea; in a serious navy in a state of war, any good advice was a must use, nor by the modifications and variants that came out of his plan; that was the greatness of modern navies.
By sifting through the academy entrance exams and setting the bar so high, the army was guaranteed that the higher-ups were not stupid, but rather that only the best could go far.
Not only would they not reject a good opportunity, but the genius of each climb would enrich and contribute their own.
In times of peace perhaps there was more room for grudges and political games, but this was a war and the prelude to a battle, even if Eneas was a Hellenic and not an Imperial, even if he was the grandson of a heavyweight from the neighboring nation. , despite all this, there was no room to play quarrels and grudges.
