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In the vastness of the universe, as the main star of the Federal Republic, the Federation Homeworld is undoubtedly the most brilliant star within the known territories of humanity. Even the star known as the Holy Land, the ancestral star of the Blue Seal Empire, pales in comparison to this light blue planet.
The Federal Republic has existed for over ten thousand years. Although this duration seems trivial in the grand timeline of history, it is enough to make those living in this realm proud. Each historical period has its own shining existence, and for the past millennium, that brilliance belongs solely to the Federal First Military Academy, known as the Star of the Federation.
The Federal First Military Academy is located in a vast jungle covering thousands of acres in the Derlin District on the Home Planet. For most people in the Federation, this place is a forbidden zone. It is not only a top-tier academy but also a training ground for advanced technological weaponry. Naturally, its defense level is the highest in the entire Federation.
This academy's history even predates that of the Federal Republic itself. Such an ancient military institution played a crucial role during the early expansion of the Federation, achieving countless remarkable feats. Particularly during the war to reclaim the Northern District a millennium ago, its reputation soared to new heights. However, as the Federation expanded its territory, it mostly encountered primitive life forms, rendering immense military power unnecessary. Consequently, this once-glorious academy gradually faded from public view.
It wasn't until a millennium ago that the Federal Republic faced its strongest enemy in ten thousand years—the Blue Seal Empire. The academy, which had been silent for nearly ten millennia, once again shone with dazzling brilliance. Over these thousand years, it has nurtured countless talented individuals for the Federation, many of whom chose to enter politics after retiring and have continuously supported their alma mater.
Today, on January 19th of the Federation Calendar Year 998, it marks the second day of classes at this academy. Although battles on the front lines remain tense, it did not hinder yesterday's grand opening ceremony. The newly enrolled students first took an oath of allegiance under the guidance of veterans. This was followed by a spectacular weapons exhibition and holographic battlefield simulation that elevated the atmosphere to a climax.
At this moment, in Zhide Building's Command System for First Year Class Two located directly east of the academy, students are attending their first lesson. This initial class is naturally about getting to know one another; they will not only be classmates for six years but also comrades who will rely on each other for their lives on the battlefield.
Standing at the podium is a middle-aged woman dressed in desert gray military attire, though she bears no rank insignia. She possesses an attractive appearance, with eyebrows resembling slender swords that accentuate her spirited demeanor.
At this moment, she seems preoccupied with something on her mind as she keeps glancing at her wrist communicator, seemingly oblivious to what the students are saying during their self-introductions.
“Buzz—” With a slight vibration, she looks at her wrist communicator receiving a message and finally exhales deeply.
“…I live in Wujiang District, not far from here. If anyone has time in the future, you are welcome to visit my home. Thank you!” A tall male student with sun-kissed skin finishes his introduction and slowly takes his seat.
“Alright, now let me introduce our final student!” The middle-aged woman’s expression shifts as she sees the student from Wujiang District sit down and speaks slowly.
"Instructor Jagger, our students have finished their introductions!" A middle-aged woman's voice had just fallen when a girl with big eyes tied in a ponytail smiled at the woman referred to as Instructor Jagger.
Jagger raised her hand to signal for silence and said, "We have a total of thirty-five students in this class, but only thirty-four have arrived. One student is late due to special circumstances and will be here shortly."
"Instructor, according to the academy's regulations, any student who is late on the first day of school will have their admission revoked!" A medium-height, short-haired man with a stern face stood up next to the ponytailed girl.
As a military academy, the Federal First Military Academy enforced its rules strictly. If a student couldn't arrive on time for the start of school, how could they be expected to follow orders promptly on the battlefield?
Jagger shook her head slightly. These students could all be considered elite, and most of their parents were influential figures in the Federation. Naturally, such individuals had their pride and would not easily overlook students who violated school rules, even if the academy chose not to pursue it.
"Well... Yu Zeming, this is due to special circumstances. The school has approved his admission, and I believe it has undergone strict review," Jagger said, noticing the restless expressions of the students and realizing that this matter needed to be resolved quickly.
"Alright, everyone, that student is already outside; we can't keep him waiting!" After Jagger finished speaking, she immediately walked to the door. At that moment, a seemingly frail young man appeared at the entrance. He looked to be under twenty years old, with neatly cropped hair and dressed in simple white casual clothes. His eyes were clear yet held a hint of depth. Although his appearance was ordinary, his tall stature made him look quite comfortable. However, his originally fair face now seemed abnormally pale, as if he had been seriously ill.
"Instructor, this isn't a hospital; I think this friend might have come to the wrong place," someone remarked mockingly as soon as the young man appeared before everyone. Those who could enter the First Military Academy were certainly not ordinary people and quickly noticed that the newcomer looked injured.
The young man smiled faintly and nodded at Jagger. "I'm sorry, Instructor. I'm late."
"Please introduce yourself so that your classmates can get to know you," Jagger said. She had only received news this morning that the stern principal had given her a heads-up about allowing this student in. However, she didn't know much about him and even privately wondered if he had any connections with the principal. After all, it seemed like it had been a hundred years since the academy last made an exception for a student.
"Hello everyone, my name is Ye Yu. I am nineteen years old and come from Northern District Silver Dragon Star. I'm very happy to become classmates with you all and hope we can progress together in the future!" The newcomer was indeed Ye Yu from Silver Dragon Star. He hadn't anticipated that trouble would arise shortly after leaving Silver Dragon Star, causing disruptions in his journey. That encounter made Ye Yu realize that perhaps coming to Federation Homeworld was truly his only option; he felt utterly outmatched by those individuals' strength.
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