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Chapter 621 - 391: Blue Star Students, Terrifying As Such! (6K for Monthly Pass~!)_3

Chapter 621: Chapter 391: Blue Star Students, Terrifying As Such! (6K for Monthly Pass~!)_3

Fang You pondered.

Several strategic initiatives such as the Great Domain Express Network still needed groundwork, but one of the resource point construction plans had met the necessary conditions and could now commence.

Because they had the "Mist-Dispelling Bonfire" structure.

At the same time, they had embarked on an even more secretive collaboration with Sword Flower City and the Black Stone Alliance.

——The off-book trainee training plan.

In the past, off-book trainees were operatives from the secret departments of various nations. Now, with the establishment of the Blue Star Alliance, the commencement of global training camps allowed young people from all countries and bases who met the criteria to enter the training camps for study, provided they passed the assessments, making the concept of off-book trainees obsolete.

And yet it had reemerged.

The organization would grant a certain number of exchange and study slots to Sword Flower City and the Black Stone Alliance as the situation warranted.

New "rookies" had already arrived; how could the training camps remain stagnant?

...

...

More than a year had passed since the establishment of the Blue Star Alliance.

In that year, Blue Star had undergone earth-shaking changes, reflected not only in the basic training camps spread across the globe, but also in the Awakeners that could be seen everywhere on the streets, and in...

"Beep beep——"

High in the sky, trains whistled past, streaking like a silver dragon between towering buildings and casting fleeting shadows—truly a spectacular sight.

These were not flying trains.

Beneath these speeding trains were even more magnificent "Wood Whisker Tracks." These semi-transparent, stout roots stretched between the main bases and several major satellite cities, forming tracks that could support the trains’ passage.

This was a fusion of the mystic and technological.

Furthermore, from time to time, one could see triangular aircraft flitting across the sky—true mystical creations. However, even these aircraft had to abide by the traffic regulations when moving between cities, and pilots required flight credentials.

Astonished by the magnificent base city before them, the three members of the Sword Flower trio, just returned from working abroad, exclaimed in amazement.

"It’s different again."

"Yeah, we’ve only been out for a month, and Shuize City has changed once more; the changes are too rapid!"

"It seems like Blue Star people are always building; do they feel uncomfortable without constant construction?"

"Who knows? But this city is truly majestic. Who could imagine such a massive city standing at the edge of the outer world?"

The Sword Flower trio were elites from Sword Academy, War Song Academy, and Rose Academy.

Initially, they stayed on Blue Star to represent Sword Flower City in cooperative negotiations with the Blue Star Alliance, but their experience throughout the year was primarily:

Work, work, work, have fun, work, have fun, work, work, work.

As representatives of Sword Flower City stationed on Blue Star, they had done little of their official duties, instead becoming fully immersed in working for Blue Star.

At this thought, the trio wore odd expressions; not because they were sad or annoyed about becoming workers, but rather because the Blue Star Alliance had given them so much.

Yet there was a touch of guilt, guilt towards their own academy’s dean.

"After all, we don’t have much official work, and we’d be idle otherwise. In another sense, working allows us to understand Blue Star more deeply... isn’t this a very reasonable way to think?"

"Mm, indeed, very reasonable."

"But when I think about the fact that our superiors secured us a slot for advanced training, my conscience does feel a bit guilty."

Their work terms had not yet ended, but they had rushed back early because the higher-ups had assigned them to enter the Elite Training Camp for professional development as off-book trainees.

"But then again, why does the dean want us to attend that training camp for professional development? After all, we are elite graduates from our respective academies, and it’s been several years since we graduated."

The War Song elite picked up a can of Happy Water, twisted it open, and gulped it down for a while before continuing, "Moreover, this past year on Blue Star hasn’t been spent in vain; not only have we made modest improvements in our strength, but we have also earned wealth sufficient to purchase the Awakening Instrument Track."

"Yes, if we had been able to return to Sword Flower City, perhaps we’d already be Superhuman Rank tycoons by now. I admit there are many strong people on Blue Star, but what is a training camp? A place for training rookie students. Even if we’re not tycoons, we certainly can’t be considered rookies, right?"

The Rose elite agreed with a nod.

After speaking, both turned their gaze to the elite from Sword Academy, "Ji Hui," who was not only the strongest, most dedicated to cultivation, and most diligent worker among them, but also the one with the sharpest mind.

This resolute-faced elite, carrying a sharp sword on his back, pondered for a moment before saying,

"The higher-ups must have their reasons for doing this; our job is to carry out our missions accordingly.

"I speculate that the dean likely wants us to observe and learn Blue Star’s advanced training methods, because if Blue Star has produced so many strong individuals, it cannot simply be chalked up to talent—they must have something worthwhile to offer.

"Besides, we have to enter the Elite Training Camp regardless, so why overthink it? Once we get there, we’ll probably understand."

...

The Sword Flower trio made only a brief stop at the Shuize base city before taking an airship to the "Elite Training Camp" located deep in the Pacific Ocean.

It is said to be the place where Blue Star cultivates its elite students.

But while the elite students were still students, they were the true elites. They had not only graduated from their academies with excellent grades but had also honed their skills for several years, far beyond what any rookie could compare with.