After being exposed, those two previously unknown religious states appeared in the public consciousness in a different form within a short period of time.

The online uproar over the Eleventh Legion was quickly overshadowed by new chaos as they tried their best to gather information from the Sixth District through every available channel.

Then they fell into an even more chaotic situation.

Said: "Even though news from the Lower Sixth District has been completely blocked, these people are really desperate. They'll do anything. What news did they get from the Lower Sixth District?"

He came over after finishing training, still carrying the heavy smell of gunpowder. Today, Saide's training program was marksmanship.

Gu Li, who had finished training earlier than him, slumped weakly on the sofa, looking at the bewildered messages on the StarNet with an unusually calm sky-blue eye.

Eric has taken good care of him during this time; he has grown taller and his fingers have become longer and more slender as he taps the screen.

Gu Li's tone was devoid of emotion: "It's precisely because we can't find anything that we're so panicked."

The Upper Sixth District is closer to the central safe zone in terms of both overall strength and geographical location, and news keeps being transmitted to the safe zone... and the outlook is not optimistic.

The Grantham army—no, those things could no longer be called human; they were a large group of walking corpses driven forward by Grantham soldiers.

Those things had human-like appearances, but were taller and more robust, with a white cloth robe casually hanging on their bodies, and their skin was cracked like tree bark.

They relentlessly pursued the border troops of the Sixth District on the battlefield.

Like ghosts on the battlefield.

Without thought, without pain, without fatigue, and relentlessly advancing, this is the essence of the Grantham army.

Gu Li turned off the screen expressionlessly in the cool, air-conditioned room and looked up at the ceiling: "I heard the school has started organizing the Children of Light?"

Alfoseni, who came up from the basement, looked over upon hearing this: "It's not just the Sons of Light; manpower is being drawn from both individual soldiers and logistical support."

"Except for the fifth and sixth graders who are about to graduate, the main principle is voluntary participation."

From the moment he witnessed Grantham's army indiscriminately slaughtering Commonwealth civilians, something within Gu Li's azure eyes gradually froze into ice.

"I want to go too."

Alfoseny paused in wiping his sweat. His family had contacted them several times recently, hoping to get information about the Eleventh Legion and Gu Li's attitude.

After the news came from the Lower Sixth District, no matter how much the argument was at the top, given that the Federation needed the Alien City, it was only a matter of time before they agreed.

He paused: "The restoration of the 11th Army is inevitable, if the Federation does not have effective means to deal with Bellamy and Grantham."

He meant that even if you don't go now, once they achieve their goal, the Eleventh Legion will be sent directly to the front lines in Grantham.

He wanted to say that it was too dangerous, as the Upper Sixth District was quite a distance away, and it wasn't the best option to maximize profits.

But when he saw those frosty blue eyes, he swallowed all his words.

After a long pause, he suddenly gave a helpless smile: "You weren't persuaded by Gu Yuanqing, were you? Is it true that the Gu family head and Gu Yuqing are related to you?"

Gu Li stood up and walked upstairs: "Maybe, I don't remember. After all, it was just a weak gene that was abandoned. Is it necessary to remember it?"

Saide finally found a chance to interject, eagerly raising his hand: "I understand, I don't want to go back either. They were quite cold to me before, but now they're suddenly starting to fawn over me, ugh!"

He made a vomiting face, crossed his arms, and shrugged: "Why didn't you do this sooner?"

Gu Li stopped in her tracks as she went upstairs and waved her communicator at them: "I'm signing up, are you guys going?"

Saide and Alfoseni exchanged a glance, and simultaneously said firmly, "Go!"

The news that the three people had volunteered to support the army was like a drop of water falling into a frying pan; it stirred up a storm, but then quickly returned to calm.

After all, federal universities, the military, and parliament are all too busy right now.

When they were so busy that they realized they had no choice but to reluctantly agree to reinstate the 11th Army Corps, they suddenly discovered that the 11th Army Corps Commander was nowhere to be found.

Eric, who had stayed up with them for several nights, turned on his off communicator, and countless messages flooded in, the top one being Gu Li's departure yesterday.

Gu Lili Lili Lili Lili: I'm heading out first, we'll meet up at the front lines later~

The assistant, who had been arguing with Eric for several days and whose expression remained unchanged despite Eric's constant harassment and sabotage, suddenly turned very ugly after seeing the rumors on the communicator.

The assistant furtively withdrew his gaze, shrank his neck, and prayed for the brother opposite him who had offended Eric.

Eric turned off the virtual screen without expression and walked out.

His assistant quickly grabbed him: "Wait, sir! The 11th Army's medal-awarding ceremony hasn't started yet!"

Whether it was a misperception or not, the elegant and composed Mr. Eric seemed to let out a cold laugh, his voice calm as it came through.

"The situation in the Upper Sixth District cannot be delayed. Let's get our equipment ready and set off immediately."

Eric rubbed his cane with his white-gloved hand and said coldly, "Our legion commander has already set off. There's no need for the medal ceremony; leave it for our triumphant return."

As soon as he finished speaking, Eric strode outside, his coat billowing in the wind.

The assistant blinked blankly in place, then suddenly remembered that the eleventh legion's designated commander was a first-year student at the Federal University.

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