While Commander Vaibhav Krishnamoorthi and his army had set off on the road to conquer Thessaloniki, the Empire's logistics channels were running at full capacity. All the locomotives throughout the empire ran for only one purpose, which was to supply the gluttonous beast, the monster that devoured enormous amounts of resources, the military industrial complex of the Bharatiya Empire.
Every day, thousands of tonnes, if not tens of thousands of tonnes, of materials flowed from one state to another, from one special economic zone to another. A processed raw material rarely stays in its state for more than a week before being transported somewhere else for the next stage of production.
As a result, the gigantic army of the empire was quickly being equipped with weapon systems and much-needed military supplies. And since Vijay had decided not to keep the army idle, divisions composed of around 12,000 soldiers were transported one after another through both water and land routes.
