The first problem that San and Biyeon faced in leading the crew was not a lack of combat force. The problem originated from an unexpected place.

The crew members didn’t understand the instructions they were given, and even when they did understand, they didn’t know how to carry them out. Also, orders were not delivered properly down the chain of command.

It was like a game of telephone, the main message would either be misunderstood or misdelivered. San and Biyeon’s instructions were quickly distorted as it was passed down, magnifying the original problem rather than resolving it. The battle with Natin in the forest was fought with a simple command system using a whistle and musical instruments.

In that instance, 100% of the combat power was provided by the two captains with 50% of that combat power used just to protect their ‘burden’, the crew members. A proper organization could not be led in this manner.

After the first battle, the two analyzed the cause closely. It was a fundamental problem that they couldn’t imagine in their world. A lack of basic knowledge and life experience. The individual crew members couldn’t even make the simplest judgments by themselves. The ‘common sense’ of modern Earth...