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Babel Tower Strategy

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THE BATTLE OF BABEL Lelouch's memories have returned thanks to the help of C2. He is accompanied by the Black Knights. Lelouch goes through a notebook which includes a detailed layout of the entire building. Lelouch utilizes the layout of the tower given here in his soon to come strategy. As Lelouch is approached by a Britannian soldier in his knightmare, he immediately creates a facade to deceive him into thinking that he was simply a britannian student tossed up in the events of the terrorist attack. After forcing the soldier out of his knightmare, Lelouch uses his geass to gain access to said knightmare by controlling the soldier to give him the access code. He then heads to the monitoring room's location as per the layout given by the notebook. In the monitoring room, Lelouch analyzes complex visual data conveying the coordinates of all the troops on the battlefield, as well as the structure of the entire tower as he gives rapid commands to his soldiers as for what to do, when to do it and how to do it. Remember that his speed of problem solving means he is juggling the position and speed of at least several dozen troops simultaneously, analyzing and processing movements of all the troops to discern the most effective and efficient orders to give his men, contributing to not just absurd FRI through his excellent speed of problem solving, but also CPI and VSI through the context of his multi-tasking. Command 1: “Q1 (Kallen) head up to level 21” Command 2: “P4 …

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