Morris had also received Golem operation training.
His pass got him to a location less than twenty kilometers from the combat zone.
The latest Golems developed by the Loman Empire had solved a key drawback: the operator no longer had to be nearby. The maximum control range was now up to thirty kilometers.
A Golem control squad happened to be stationed at the very spot Morris reached.
None of the advisors participating in the war set foot directly on the battlefield. They all operated through mediums like Golems or unmanned Mechanical Armor, facing virtually no personal risk.
But Morris didn't reveal himself to the Golem squad. Instead, he chose to film them secretly from a distance.
He wanted to see what the front was really like.
Thanks to his higher education, Morris outranked these soldiers by one level.
And as everyone knows, things are never what they seem when a superior is conducting an inspection.
Morris set up his camera from afar and cast a listening spell.
