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Unlike his two grandfathers, the current instructor was so captivating with his words that Ushumgall didn't even think about closing his eyes during the lecture. His gut told him that he was hearing something important, and Reik's words were etched into his brain more firmly than a chisel on a tablet. Kingaludd probably knew all this. Perhaps Felicia knows too... There were questions – starting with how he ended up in this situation, but for starters, it would be good to ask something smarter and more specific.
– Is it better for subordinates to know as much as possible or as little as possible? On the one hand, the less understanding, the fewer doubts; on the other hand, ambiguity breeds distrust.
– They need to know exactly as much as is necessary to complete the tasks assigned to them; officers, however, must have an understanding of the role of their military unit in the overall picture of the conflict. In general, the shorter and more precise the orders, the better.