Jin Shu lowered her head. She didn't need to say or do anything from now on; someone would naturally help her deal with these two arrogant idiots.
Ling Su didn't expect that simply telling the truth would result in Astor being scolded.
"This instructor is too petty. I was just joking and he took it too seriously. Sure enough, I've heard that people from Little Blue Star are the most petty. Today I've seen it with my own eyes."
Ling Su muttered to herself, then sat down next to Astor.
"I'm sorry, I shouldn't have spoken up for that new classmate, and now you've been scolded."
"It's none of your business."
“I know you’re unhappy that Leger didn’t come this time, and I’m unhappy too. Why should a fourth-place finisher be able to squeeze out the third-place finisher and sit with us?”
If you want to know about her background, I won't say much. But isn't she just a farmer who grows crops on a small planet? How come she can take the position of Leger and have the instructor protect her so much, even scolding you for her sake?
You're fighting for the school's honor; whether the school wins or not depends entirely on you, yet the instructor is giving you attitude.
Ling Su was indignant.
Astor got up and left, because Jin Shu was also sitting in the spaceship's lounge area, and he preferred to stay in his own lounge rather than see her.
Luo Pu handed a glass of energy drink to Jin Shu.
"Even here, you're bound to encounter situations where the strong bully the weak. And this kind of atmosphere is even more serious in military academies, where the hierarchy is even stricter. You need to adapt in advance."
"Don't make a fuss, it's nothing serious."
Jin Shu took a sip of the silvery-white suspension in front of her, then spat it back out expressionlessly.
"Don't serve me this kind of food waste again next time."
I feel like I'll get diarrhea if I drink even one more sip.
"This is good stuff, the super energy liquid provided by the school. Normal students can't even get their hands on it, but it's all available on the ship. You can't enjoy this kind of treatment once you get off the ship."
"Drink more. Where's the training room on the ship?"
Luo Pu pointed upstairs.
"Three floors, it's only a day's journey, and you still want to train there?"
"I don't want to waste even an hour's journey."
Luo Pu clapped his hands sincerely and exclaimed.
"You will be the best soldier in the Alliance army, and it is my pride to know you."
"We're only at the very beginning."
"Too curly."
"You've never seen one with even curvier curls before."
Jin Shu didn't intentionally want to get involved; it's just that she's naturally restless. Since she's idle anyway, why not find something to do?
There is no access control in the training room on the third floor, and anyone can enter freely.
Since the timeout period had not yet ended, Jin Shu did not enter the space simulation cabin, but instead chose the gravity cabin for gravity training.
Piloting a mech involves encountering various harsh natural conditions, such as zero pressure, weightlessness, and heavy loads, all of which mech warriors must handle with ease.
Jin Shu stepped into the gravity chamber and immediately adjusted the gravity to 1,300 kilograms.
This is the total weight of the Silverwing mech, and also the limit that Jin Shu has pushed to her limits.
Because she had considered a possibility that if a soldier were to be accidentally crushed under a mech during his escape, she would need to be absolutely certain that he would not only survive but also be able to escape.
The original owner had personally witnessed a soldier being trapped under a mech and unable to move, forcing him to commit suicide.
A force of 1,300 kilograms instantly pressed down!
Jin Shu's tense legs slammed hard onto the ground, her back bent almost like a shrimp from the force.
Her body felt like a pancake pressed into a pan, the omnipresent gravity forcing her to stick to the ground, making it difficult for her to breathe and unable to move.
But Jin Shu gritted her teeth and first struggled to prop herself up with one arm, then slowly bent one leg and knelt down, her whole body half-kneeling on the ground, her arms and thighs trembling wildly as she struggled to support herself.
That's not enough.
She growled in a low voice.
"rise--!!"
The next second, the other leg slowly knelt up, the whole body in a hunched and difficult posture, the neck tilted by the weight, the legs exerting force together, trembling little by little under the pressure of 1,300 kilograms, stubbornly standing up.
At this moment, Jin Shu felt that her bones were on the verge of breaking, but she knew where her body's limit was. She held her breath and stood up straight with an incredible burst of strength. Her legs were straight, her back was as firm as a pine tree, and her eyes were finally able to look straight ahead. She was sweating profusely, and her clothes were soaked with sweat. She held her breath, the veins on her neck bulging, and she silently counted the time in her mind.
"Fifty-seven, fifty-eight, fifty-nine, sixty."
When the time was up, she realized she could hold on for a few more seconds, so she continued counting.
"Sixty-one...sixty-two..."
Just then, a figure appeared outside the gravity chamber's hatch, standing there with his gaze fixed on the interior.
Jin Shu could feel the other person's gaze on her, but due to the pressure and profuse sweating, her eyes were already bloodshot and blurred, and she couldn't see who was outside the cabin door at all.
It doesn't matter who it is; she wants to complete the challenge to her own limits.
"Seventy-seven...seventy-eight...seventy-nine...eighty!"
Gravity suddenly disappeared, and Jin Shu's body went limp, almost collapsing to the ground.
She leaned against the wall and slowly walked out; the person standing outside the cabin door was still there.
The other party was dressed in the uniform of the Allied Army, straight and neat, well-tailored, with a soft white military shirt tucked into black, stiff, straight military trousers, and military boots covering his slender calves, exuding a sharp and imposing aura.
Jin Shu's eyes were a little blurry. She habitually glanced at the other person's face. The brim of the military cap covered half of the other person's face, and she could only see that it was a man's lower face. His face shape was smooth, his fair jawline was taut, and his lips were a light red color.
"I'm all set. You can go in now."
Jin Shu assumed the other person was queuing up for training, so she didn't pay much attention to him and went to take a shower, leaning against the wall.
I had just taken a step when a clear, crisp male voice came from behind me.
"Your name is Frant Paya, right?"
Jin Shu turned around and glanced at him. Now her vision was finally clearer, and she could see the regimental commander's rank insignia on his black military uniform jacket.
Within the Ertes Interstellar Alliance, where she served, the military's insignia was the star sun, resembling a blooming sunflower. The higher the rank, the more light emanated from the sun.
The one with six corners is the regimental commander, the one with five corners is the deputy regimental commander, the one with four corners is the guard captain, and the one with three corners is the deputy guard captain.
The rest did not have military ranks.
Jin Shu was still relatively clear-headed, and she nodded.
"That's me. What are your orders, Commander?"
How much weight were you carrying just now?
"1,300 kilograms."
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