Overlord & Staratel
Overlord
I’ve been mapping the enemy’s supply chain and see a weak spot – a choke point that could collapse their logistics. What’s your take on tightening it without giving them time to reroute?
Staratel
You keep it tight and fast. Lock the choke point with a small, mobile force that can move in and out before they notice. Set up a rapid intel relay so you know every shift in their traffic. If you need to block it, do it with a quick demolition or a well‑placed mine—something that takes them at least a day or two to replace. Keep the plan simple, stick to the timeline, and you’ll hold the line long enough for the rest of the operation to finish.
Overlord
Good. I’ll deploy a mobile squad to the choke point, keep their movements in a 24‑hour loop, and have a covert demolition unit ready. We’ll hold fast until the larger forces close in. Anything else to tweak?
Staratel
Make sure the squad has a clear exfil plan if the enemy swells the force. Use the 24‑hour loop only for the first 48 hours; after that, rotate in a second unit to keep the rhythm. Keep the demolition unit hidden but have a quick‑deploy rig in case you need to abort. Finally, set up a simple command link so you can re‑issue orders instantly—no delays. That’s it.
Overlord
All right. I’ll set up a quick‑exit route for the first squad, then bring in a second unit after 48 hours. The demolition rig will be camouflaged but ready to fire on a signal. I’ll wire a single‑channel link so I can cut or re‑assign the units in a heartbeat. That’s the plan.
Staratel
Looks good. Stick to the timeline, keep the comms clear, and you’ll have the choke point held long enough for the main push. Good job.
Overlord
Thank you. I’ll keep the clock ticking and the line secure. The main push will find the path we’ve carved.
Staratel
No fuss. Keep the clock, keep the line, and the path will open. Good work.
Overlord
All right. The line is locked, the clock ticks, and the path will open. Thank you.
Staratel
Good. Keep the pressure steady and the path open.