It can kill with a single blow, and if operated properly, it is much more powerful than the energy cannons of the warship itself.

"Of course, I don't recommend you do that." Once this asteroid belt is detonated, half of the star field will be engulfed. Shen Wangshu wouldn't be able to escape, let alone warships or even spaceships.

This is why, after Effie rushed into the battlefield, she immediately ordered the enemy warships to be completely destroyed.

One reason was for his sister, and the other was the fear that these warships would perish together and crash into those unstable celestial bodies.

At that time, Aifei's lingering fear and cries were also for Shen Wangshu's survival after his ordeal.

If their energy cannons had been just a little off target and hit those celestial bodies instead, they wouldn't have needed to carry out the rescue.

Shen Wangshu gasped.

She had no idea that it was so dangerous at the time; death was just one step away from her.

"The academy didn't teach about it." Although the academy had taught about these unstable celestial bodies, they had only warned them to avoid these potentially exploding celestial bodies when leading their warships through interplanetary space.

However, the academy has never mentioned that such a celestial body could be used as a weapon.

This was indeed a huge mistake, but after thinking for a moment, Shen Wangshu said softly, "None of us recognized what it was. But even if we did, our artillery fire will never stop."

Firing the cannon means death, not firing it also means death, so why not fight a good fight? Shen Wangshu saw a deep sense of lingering fear on Karls' face as he tried to stand on tiptoe, stand on tiptoe, and stand on tiptoe again. Then, expressionless, she asked the tall man to bend down, kissed the corner of his mouth with satisfaction, and whispered, "But I learned even more from you."

Indeed, soldiers who have come from real combat experience have more knowledge than those in books.

Shen Wangshu felt even more strongly that even after graduating, she shouldn't become a real commander overnight just because of her family background.

The commander bears the lives of his soldiers on his shoulders; inexperience could be the murderer who takes those lives.

“You’ll be my adjutant, and I’ll teach you everything.” Kars placed his hands on the control panel, trapping the blonde girl in his arms, and bent down to look at her.

He leaned in and bit Shen Wangshu's lips.

Shen Wangshu blushed and held onto his arms that were supporting her on either side, obediently accepting the deep kiss.

She only managed to sit back down on his arm, clinging to his neck, when she could barely stand.

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The tall man, somewhat unsatisfied, stared at Shen Wangshu with impatient eyes for a while before carrying her out of the warship. Seeing that it was already dark outside, he knew that if he didn't get Shen Wangshu back soon, Aifei would definitely tear the military headquarters apart. Sure enough, when he took Shen Wangshu home, he saw his younger brother, Kerry, and Lori tied up and hanging from the gate. Upon seeing his brother, Kerry snorted and twisted his body expressionlessly.

Even as he swayed against the door, he still tried his best to maintain his calm and composed demeanor.

"So you've finally decided to come back?" That kid Kerry actually let the scheming man and her innocent sister go. Effie felt she could beat him a thousand times over without feeling any remorse.

She sighed inwardly.

It's clear that Kerry doesn't have any feelings for her sister that go beyond friendship.

"Xuanluo took me to see his warship, it's magnificent." Shen Wangshu hurriedly jumped off Karls's arm and leaned over to Aifei, saying in a very ingratiating manner.

Her eyes were sparkling. Effie couldn't bring herself to scold her, so she just looked coldly at Kars, who was walking past her with an indifferent expression. He untied the dejected Kerry and Lori, turned to Effie and said indifferently, "The banquet must be perfect."

His tone, as if he were ordering a subordinate, annoyed Effie. They were both generals in the military; who was inferior to whom? However, Effie was very concerned about her sister's victory celebration. She pursed her lips, nodded, and said calmly, "I don't need your orders!"

"Where's Jasmine?" Shen Wangshu asked innocently.

Effie scoffed.

The nervous black-haired girl naturally wanted the best fabric and requested that the most beautiful dress be made to complement her.

She gently stroked her younger sister's head and softly scolded, "Don't pay any attention to her." Seeing Shen Wangshu obediently nod, she unceremoniously kicked the Karls brothers out and began preparing for the upcoming celebration banquet. She booked the banquet at the best hotel in the Federation, inviting countless dignitaries and powerful figures, striving to recommend her sister to everyone.

However, without her elaborate efforts, the performance of the Federation Academy's youths in the Star Sea spread throughout the entire Federation in just a few days. As representatives of positive energy, they embodied the finest virtues of the Federation's next generation.

Sacrifice, fearlessness, mutual protection, and an indomitable spirit.

Every student who experienced this battle was repeatedly praised.

When the blonde girl's words spread throughout the Federation, even the cadets on the spaceship became representatives of truly outstanding soldiers.

A soldier's duty is to obey orders; these children did nothing wrong.

To endure the shame of leaving one's comrades and to bear the weight of their sacrifice—is this not also a form of courage?

Therefore, the entire Federation was immersed in praise of the Federation's future.

The scene where Jasmine wept and confessed was not shown at all, because what a soldier needs to do is not to repent, but to strive to get out of the shame and make amends for past mistakes with more effort.

Could crying erase what happened before? Of course not. The reports from that time were broadcast by the most experienced media outlets in the Federation, and they certainly wouldn't air such a shameful record. Therefore, compared to her peers who were eagerly interviewed, the black-haired girl's image wasn't particularly striking. However, unbeknownst to many, someone was secretly stirring things up.

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