Chapter 232 - 232 232 Departure (Extra for Alliance Leader Wuxie without worries) (Third Update)

232: Chapter 232 Departure (Extra for Alliance Leader Wuxie without worries) (Third Update) 232: Chapter 232 Departure (Extra for Alliance Leader Wuxie without worries) (Third Update) Su Ming immediately said to Rhein,

“Rhein, can you guys help me pack up my things in the dorm?

I have something to take care of and will be back at the dorm later.”

“Okay!”

Rhein agreed without a second thought.

Su Ming then ran toward the Polar Star Club building, unsure how long this voyage would take before he could return.

Before leaving, he had to sign a mecha repair contract with senior Moter.

While running, Su Ming picked up his phone and opened the Star Cluster Forum’s Polar Star group chat, which was incredibly lively.

“The Imperial Army bunch are really like mad dogs, they’ve occupied so many Neutral Countries, and they just don’t stop!”

“What can you do?

The Federation doesn’t deal with it, just keeps conceding!”

“Seriously fed up, retreating again and again, they’ll definitely regret it later.”

“Keep the discussion to the discussion, don’t drag the Federation into this.”

…

Su Ming glanced at the chat contents of the many seniors, and then he privately messaged senior Moter through the group list.

“Senior, are you there?”

Moter replied to Su Ming quickly.

“Yes, junior!”

“I’ve gathered the money to fix that Third Generation Mecha.”

“Come to the Polar Star Club, let’s sign the contract!”

“Okay!”

Su Ming quickly responded, then took the public school bus at the roadside to head toward the Polar Star building.

…

Three hours later.

Rhein and the others had all gathered again in the courtyard with their luggage.

Of course, it wasn’t just Su Ming’s class; all the first-year classes had gathered.

At that moment, several buses arrived, and one class after another began to board and set off.

Rhein and the others stood on tiptoes, looking anxiously into the distance, discussing fervently,

“Where’s the class President?

Why hasn’t he come yet?”

“The other classes have started to leave.”

…

Just then, Allu shouted excitedly,

“He’s here!”

Rhein and the others turned their heads to look, seeing Su Ming running towards them, out of breath.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief and said to Su Ming as he ran over,

“Class President, you finally made it.”

“Sorry for the delay!”

Su Ming replied apologetically.

“Alright, let’s not talk anymore, hurry up and get on the bus.”

Seeing that Su Ming had arrived, Mia didn’t waste any words, simply gesturing with her hand, giving the command.

“Okay!”

Su Ming immediately led his classmates in an orderly manner onto the bus following Mia.

Soon, everyone was on the bus, which closed its doors and headed toward the Imperial Court Academy interstellar airport.

Along the way, Mia looked worried.

Rhein and the others, on the other hand, were extremely excited, discussing enthusiastically,

“We’re finally going to get some field experience.”

“Yeah!”

“Teacher, which Neutral Country are we going to this time?”

…

“Our destination is Abayk Neutral Country, located between the Neutral Zone and the Old Galaxy, right in front of Black Flame Star,”

Mia sighed and said.

“Ah?

How soon has it been, and the Imperial Army has already reached Abayk Neutral Country?

Isn’t that very close to us?”

Zhang Yi asked with considerable confusion.

“Who cares, this time we can go attack the Imperial Army and give them a good beating!”

Rhein exclaimed excitedly.

“Are you out of your mind?

Who told you we’re going to attack the Imperial Army?

With your level of skill, attacking the Imperial Army?

You’d be wiped out in minutes!

Do you really think war is a game?”

“What are we supposed to do if we’re not fighting the Imperial Army?”

“Of course, it’s to have you help with the transportation of supplies and escorting personnel in safer areas.

But even so, I am not at ease; I worry something might go wrong.”

Mia scolded them, clearly annoyed.

“Ugh, how boring!”

Having heard Mia’s words, Rhein and the others deflated like punctured balls.

‘Boring’ my foot; do you think this is a children’s play game?”

Mia reached out her hand and rapped Rhein hard on the head.

“Ouch!”

Rhein covered his head, wincing in pain.

“You all listen to me; this is a practical exercise, not a virtual competition, and it could turn deadly if we’re not careful.

You need to pay special attention to safety, and if an emergency arises, call for help from the squad leader or me immediately.”

Mia angrily lectured everyone.

“Teacher, you said we would be in a safe area.

Why are you so worried?”

Angel asked, not quite understanding.

“Heh, safe?

There is no such thing as absolute safety in this world.

Though the Imperial Army has not reached there yet, there’s no guarantee a surprise squad won’t break through, or that we won’t run into Chilami and Mechanical Clan monsters from the Alien Race.

And the ones to be most cautious of are the people from the Neutral Country of Abayk.”

Mia said to everyone in a cold voice.

“Be wary of them?”

Zhang Yi was momentarily slow to understand.

“Mia is right; we should be most cautious of the people from the Neutral Country of Abayk.

Haven’t you forgotten what we are going there to do?”

Su Ming said calmly.

“Move supplies, evacuate personnel.”

Zhang Yi thought for a moment and then responded.

“Let’s think about it from another perspective.

I’m about to get beaten up, and you’re not helping me, instead taking away supplies and people.

What do you think I’d feel like, what would I do?”

Su Ming posed the question to Rhein and the others logically.

Rhein and the others swallowed hard and then spoke up.

“Angry, extremely angry.

Definitely would do everything possible to hinder you, to stop you from taking the supplies and people, and preferably dragging you down with them.”

“Not too stupid.”

Mia sighed with a headache.

After listening to Mia, Rhein and the others looked at one another, and the vehicle fell silent for a while; no one made a sound.

“Alright, you don’t have to worry too much, just be a bit vigilant; the risks are still controllable, after all.

We’re not sending you to the most dangerous area.”

Mia rubbed her temples and broke the silence.

“Teacher, are you saying that there are more dangerous areas in this operation?”

Su Ming asked, showing some interest.

“Of course, the countries within the Neutral Star Sea could fall at any moment.

But that’s for higher-grade students to worry about, not you.

You don’t have real combat experience, we can’t possibly send you to such a dangerous area.

You just need to work hard at the rear, and if you do well in this practical exercise, you can earn credits and rewards.”

Mia explained briefly to everyone.

“Okay.”

Su Ming and the others nodded in agreement.

…

A short time later, a line of coaches drove orderly into the Imperial Court Academy·interstellar airport.

Soldiers from the Imperial Court Sect wearing Exoskeleton Armor waved fluorescent guiding rods, directing the flow of coaches.

Rhein and the others crowded by the windows, looking out at the vast interstellar airport and exclaimed excitedly.

“Wow, this interstellar airport is huge!”

“Look over there, there are so many ships docked.”

“One, two…”

…

“Can’t you guys be a bit more dignified?

Stop acting like you’ve never seen the world before.”

Mia yawned as she spoke.

“Teacher, are all these ships here participating in the operation?”

Allu asked curiously.