Chapter 234 - 234 234 Guidance (Added for Alliance Leader 20220427161247290)

234: Chapter 234 Guidance (Added for Alliance Leader 20220427161247290) 234: Chapter 234 Guidance (Added for Alliance Leader 20220427161247290) Su Ming and the others adjusted the telescope equipment and clearly saw the huge interstellar airport shrinking, while also observing other ships embarking on their voyages.

Watching this scene, Su Ming’s spirit grew even more excited, finally about to step into the vast ocean of stars.

“Ladies and gentlemen, the ship is about to accelerate and begin breaking through the atmosphere.

This process might be a bit bumpy, so please take care for your safety.”

The vessel suddenly jolted the next second, and Su Ming and the others quickly grabbed onto the handrails on the wall to stabilize themselves.

Soon the spaceship stabilized.

“We’ve entered the atmosphere and will soon break through the third planet to reach the vast universe,”

Rhein and the others exclaimed excitedly.

Su Ming just watched quietly.

As time trickled by, accompanied by slight shaking, the Level 4 Mother Ship Red Teeth pierced through the atmosphere, and the view from the windows suddenly widened, revealing the vast universe.

However, before Rhein and the others had time to marvel at the beauty of the universe,

They witnessed a very shocking scene: ships of various models, emblazoned with different symbols, burst through the atmosphere of the third planet.

Their trajectory was identical to that of the Red Teeth.

“Holy crap, why are there so many ships setting sail?”

“Look, that Level 4 Battleship is marked with the emblem of the Vox Biointerstellar Group.”

“Damn, look at that Level 4 Mother Ship; it’s from Ximarke Interstellar Heavy Industries!”

…

Rhein and the others discussed in astonishment.

Su Ming looked at this scene, his expression growing ever more solemn.

“Monitor, why are these corporations also setting sail?”

Mandy asked in surprise.

“It’s simple; they have industries and personnel in the Neutral Country, and they must have been affected too,”

Su Ming replied calmly.

“Ugh, I don’t get it.

When so many people and groups are affected, doesn’t the Federation Government care?

Are they going to let the Imperial Army be so arrogant?”

“Yeah, I feel like just combining these ships in action, we could beat the Imperial Army easily.”

“Basically, it’s just being timid!”

“Didn’t you see on the Star Cluster Forum, it’s blowing up with anger there, but it’s no use!”

…

Rhein and the others said, very annoyed.

Su Ming sighed and turned to Rhein and the others.

“War isn’t child’s play; it’s not as simple as you think.

The Federation has its own considerations, and it hasn’t reached the point where action is necessary.”

“We’re almost bullied to our doorstep, truly pathetic.”

Zhang Yi and the others were still indignant.

Just as Su Ming was about to speak, Mia walked over and said to them.

“What happened to you guys, all running off here.”

“Mia, come and see for yourself, there are so many ships!”

Rhein and the others yelled with a smile.

“What’s there to look at, you get bored with too much.

Stop watching and gather everyone up; we’re heading to the hangar!”

“Alright!”

Su Ming and the others immediately responded.

Half an hour later, Su Ming and the others followed Mia onto the moving platform and arrived at Hangar 1 of the Red Teeth.

They saw rows of Second Generation Mecha·Iron Guard neatly slotted into their places.

“Wow, so many mechas?”

Rhein and the others exclaimed in surprise.

“This operation is initiated by the school, so the school has specially equipped us with mechas for our use without cost.

Although it’s free, you won’t have to pay for damages, but if you intentionally destroy it, it won’t be as simple as just paying back.”

Mia gave a preemptive caution to everyone, to avoid anyone acting recklessly.

“Understood!”

Rhein and the others replied excitedly.

“By the way, I should also mention, for a large event like this, if you feel that the school’s provided mechas are not up to par, you can use your own.

Of course, we didn’t tell you ahead of time, because none of you own a Third Generation Mecha.”

“Teacher, I’m suspecting you’re implying we’re poor.”

“Buzz off!

Besides, there’s one more thing I forgot to remind you about.

If you’re using your own mechas and they get damaged or destroyed, that’s on you—the school won’t cover it.”

Mia promptly informed everyone.

“Ah, so stingy?

They won’t even reimburse?”

Rhein and the others complained.

“Stingy?

Let me draw a comparison.

A mission transporting goods, maybe the goods and the ship together are worth a few billion Federation credits.

Suppose you insist on using a Fourth Generation Mecha for escort, and it gets destroyed, do you think the school would reimburse you?

The school might not be for profit, but it’s not a charity either.”

Mia explained irritably.

“Uh, that’s true.”

Rhein and the others replied with dry laughter.

“Don’t bother with this anymore, come with me, we’re going to get the Second Generation Exoskeleton Armor·Rock Steel and the Mecha Keys first.”

Mia led them towards a corner of the hangar.

They saw quite a few classes had already lined up, and logistics students were distributing Exoskeleton Armor.

Su Ming and the others quickly joined the end of the line.

Soon each of them received a set of brand-new Second Generation Exoskeleton Armor·Rock Steel and a mechanical key with a serial number.

Teacher Mia spoke to everyone very seriously.

“Now I tell you, unless you’re showering or using the toilet, no one is allowed to take off this device.

Especially during missions, this equipment is your last line of defense.”

“Understood!”

Su Ming and the others responded in unison.

“Let’s go, get on the Mecha.”

Mia led Su Ming and the others to the Iron Guards they were assigned.

“Teacher, can we activate the Iron Guards?”

Su Ming asked curiously.

“No, but you can get on the Mecha to familiarize yourselves with it, try to get into a state of readiness for battle.

We don’t have much time.”

“Teacher, how long will it take us to reach the Abayk Neutral Country?”

“Let me explain the situation to you.

This journey is divided into two parts.

All our ships will first fly to the outskirts of the Old Galaxy·Black Flame Star.

There, we will resupply and then head to our respective destinations!”

“So, we’re dispersing after reaching Black Flame Star?”

“No, we’re dispersing after the third planet.

The level 5 Mother Ships and level 5 Battleships are fast; they will go ahead.”

Mia replied simply.

“Isn’t it all superluminal flight?”

Rhein and the others asked curiously.

“Let me put it this way, level 4 ships have just entered the ranks of superluminal flight, barely able to enter Subspace for flight.

But the level 5 ships are equipped with complete Superluminal Flight Devices, and their flying speed can reach one Hertz of light, which is several times faster than us.

It takes us ten days to reach Black Flame Star, but it only takes them three hours.”

Mia explained to the group.

“I see, then how long for the latter half of our journey?”

Su Ming asked curiously.

“Five days, but we need to resupply and rest at the Black Flame Star interstellar airport in the middle.

It might take some extra time; the exact delay is uncertain.”

Mia said with a sigh.

“So, a minimum of fifteen days to travel, with the exact time being uncertain.”

Allu and the others calculated and said.

“Yeah, I thought about it, and you guys shouldn’t waste this time.

Come to the hangar for class during the day, I’ll teach you how to deal with the troubles you might encounter in the missions.”

Mia spoke gravely.

“Teacher, can you give us an example of the troubles we might encounter?”

Rhein and the others asked very seriously.

“The simplest problem, for instance, what if you are on a mission to transfer supplies and someone stops you?”

Mia looked at Rhein and the others and asked.

“Of course, take out the obstacles.”

Rhein replied without thinking.

“What if the ones blocking you are not enemies, but innocent civilians and children from allied forces?”

Mia asked indifferently.

“That…”

Rhein and the others were at a loss for words, not knowing how to answer for a moment.

At this time, Mia turned her head to inquire of Su Ming.

“Su Ming, what would you do?”

Su Ming replied very calmly.

“Follow the rules, the first warning, the second demonstrating warning, the third dispersing, and no responsibility for the consequences!

Although many choices are very difficult, I have to consider my own and my companions’ safety.

We revere life, but we cherish it even more.”

Mia could hear the determination in Su Ming’s calm tone.

He wasn’t just talking; he would implement this principle.

“You’ve all heard it, what Su Ming said is the standard method of response.

But no matter how good the method is, you have to be able to execute it.”

Mia said coldly.

“Understood.”

Rhein and the others looked at each other and replied.

“Remember what I said, I hope you are kind, but I hope more that you come back alive.

I don’t want to see our class reduced in number on this mission, your futures should not stop here.”

Mia spoke to Rhein and the others very gravely.