Lim Comes Looking

Upon hearing Major Qi mention "special resources" in mid-air, some of Lister's doubts immediately dissipated.

It seems that the two Galactic Nobles came to the Arcane Recruit Camp for nothing more than the resources.

Otherwise, based on his understanding of a Level 4 civilized citizen, every road would be considered a simplified version.

The Federation Military District, a special unit not defined by civilization, is likely to be hostile to officers from lower-level civilizations, so there's no need to worry about it.

At that moment, Lister became immediately curious about this special resource.

I don't know if these resources will be of any use to him.

Unfortunately, Major Qi didn't continue the topic.

The intense aura shifted away from the two Galactic Nobles and swept across the entire training ground.

As a high-level expert after the Third Advancement, Lister felt as if a mountain had suddenly appeared on his shoulders.

Fortunately, the pressure was only momentary and was manageable for him.

However, many people present were still paralyzed to the ground by this powerful pressure.

He initially thought it was just a show of force, but when Lister looked at Major Qi again, he was surprised to find that the other man was also looking in his direction.

The moment their eyes met, a gentle smile flashed across Major Qi's usually serious face.

Just as Lister was wondering if the smile was directed at him, Major Qi even nodded slightly at him.

This drew the attention of the officers beside him and the two Galactic Nobles who had joined the army.

The officers looked thoughtful, as if they had expected this.

The two Galactic Nobles looked more curious than anything else.

The other recruits had only just calmed down under Major Qi's imposing presence, and only a very few noticed the strangeness in his direction.

"Everyone, dismissed!"

There was no mandatory training on the first day of recruit camp.

The arrangements were quite lenient, allowing the new recruits to settle into their dormitories and giving them an extra day to familiarize themselves with the environment and register for courses.

Apart from two hours of daily drills and basic military commands during the first week, the rest of the time in recruit camp is up to the recruits themselves.

This recruit camp is more like a university than a training camp.

After careful observation, Lister could understand.

The new recruits are all Class Holder, and each major has its own path to advancement, so a unified teaching method is not feasible.

Moreover, everyone here has a different foundation, with the strong being him and the Galactic Nobles.

Some of the weaker ones are even unregistered, lacking even basic information chips to this day.

They also need to learn a common language, and it's fair to say that there's a huge gap between them.

The dormitories were all four-person rooms, assigned in advance by the recruit camp, as if it had been intentionally planned.

Besides Wang Yue, Lister's roommates were also from a Level 1 civilization, both from the Wanda Civilization.

The man's name was Reck. He had dark skin, was tall and thin, and had a head shaped like a long melon with a slightly flat back.

Level 74, C-rank combat power.

The other woman was named Lana Ferguson. She had fair skin and was also tall and thin. Fortunately, her head shape was much more normal, and her appearance was also acceptable.

Level 81, C-rank combat power.

As both being Level 1 civilizations, these two from the Wanda Civilization are quite easy to get along with.

Especially that Reck, Rick, who has excellent social skills. In just half a day, he had already sent several documents to the three of them via their chips.

Detailed explanation of course selection content, a list of items available for exchange in the military supply depot, graduation requirements from recruit camp, etc...

"Reck, where did you get this information from?"

Lana's personality seems to be on the introverted side for now, meaning she interacts more with Reck.

Upon seeing the detailed explanation of the course selection content, a look of confusion flashed across his face.

Logically, everyone is a new recruit, and everyone only has a basic course selection information form.

This detailed explanation includes information on the teachers for each course, their military ranks, and combat strength, making it quite comprehensive.

"There's a guy in the dorm downstairs who contacted a fellow recruit from the previous batch and bought it from him."

"Then we'll gather the information points and transfer them to you."

"No need, I only spent 2 points... I'm not going to say anymore! It seems there's some new information, I'll go talk to them and let you know later."

After saying that, Reck left in a hurry.

Having a roommate like this saved Lister a lot of trouble.

His primary focus right now is the military supply depot; for him, the special resources from the recruit camp are not as attractive as the resources that boost his attribute points.

"Federation Military District Standard Level 1 Resource: Slightly improves various basic abilities, requires 10 military merit points (only for recruit camp reservists) or 24 points."

"Federation Military District Standard Level 2 Resource: Slightly improves various basic abilities, requires 30 military merit points (only for recruit camp reservists) or 260 points."

"Federation Military District Special Level 2 Resource: Significantly enhances personal strength and physical fitness, requires 30 military merit points (limited to recruit camp reserves) or 280 points."

"Federation Military District Standard Tier 3 Resource: Slight upgrade... Requires 6800 Military Merit Points. (Not currently available for exchange in the recruit camp reserve.)"

The medicine he needed was found very quickly.

This military supply depot is quite well-stocked, even offering level 3 resources. It's just a pity that it's not prepared for them; it should be reserved for the officers and soldiers stationed at the recruit camp.

Fortunately, he doesn't need it for the time being; the Federation Military District is quite polite in this regard.

Even the exchange of supplies during basic training was heavily discounted, which was probably one of the perks for new recruits.

Upon seeing these resources, Lister's anxiety subsided.

At least our initial expectations have been met; as long as there's a way to exchange resources, that's fine.

The next step is to continue browsing the graduation requirements of the recruit camp.

The normal three-year graduation requirement for soldiers is based on a level of 80, with a combat strength of at least E level.

Early graduation is also possible, but only for reserve officers. The graduation requirement is the same as the minimum standard of level 80, but the combat strength must be at least C level.

Even those applying for early graduation must remain in basic training for at least six months.

In other words, if Lister wanted to, he could graduate early as a reserve officer in six months.

Recalling Major Qi's words this morning, I felt that the fixed term of six months was more like a restriction imposed on the allocation of that special resource.

An hour later, just as he was about to look through the course selection information, Reck rushed into the room.

The man with the long, gourd-shaped head had beads of sweat on his forehead and was now sitting down in his seat, panting heavily.

His excited face revealed a strong desire to share, as if he had some big news to share with the three of them.

"Phew! I've found out about those two Galactic Nobles."

"The woman's name is Lim Evan, from the Beta Civilization."

"The other one is named Ian, from Witchcraft Civilization."

Listening to Reck's introduction, although he was unsure whether he would have any interaction with the other person, Lister still silently noted down their names as the two most special people in the recruit camp.

"I heard that this year's Arcane Recruit Camp has the highest quality recruits in the past."

"Not only are there two Galactic Nobles, but it's also said that an Overlord Tier monster is in this episode."

"Overlord Tier? How is that possible?"

Lana, who was sitting to the side, didn't take the topic seriously at first, since she had already seen those two Galactic Nobles at the training ground.

And now, an Overlord Tier recruit is hidden in the recruit camp.

She had visited many civilized star systems in the Galactic Federation and had seen Galactic Nobles from afar several times, but she had never seen Overlord Tier life form before.

"It's true! This news came from Major Toke's nephew."

"They said they were all after that recruit camp..."

"Beep!"

Reck was sharing the news with great pride, as if spreading information or gossiping was his personal favorite thing.

He stopped talking when he heard that a visitor had come to his dormitory, assuming it was a new friend of his who was looking for him.

As soon as the door opened, Reck stumbled back several steps!

The person immediately went into a state of tension and vigilance.

Lana, who was standing nearby, caught a glimpse of the face of the person entering through the door, and immediately her computer crashed as well.

Only Lister calmly got up and walked outside.

He had sensed a malevolent force approaching long ago; it was very familiar.

If nothing unexpected happens, it's the malicious aura of that Galactic Noble Lim, Rim, from this morning.

The once noisy corridor was now completely silent.

After Lim entered the area, it immediately became deserted.

Even though there is no distinction between civilization levels within the Federation Military District, most civilized citizens, especially unregistered residents, have long been accustomed to the Galactic Federation's civilization hierarchy.

The Galactic Noble has an innate fear of the people and it is difficult to change their mindset in a short period of time.

"Let's go out and talk?"

The invitation was so direct that Lister could sense the undisguised killing intent emanating from the other party.

However, fighting is prohibited, at least for now, within this recruit camp.

Lister wasn't worried about Lim in front of him; what truly posed a threat to him was Ian, whose overall strength was far greater.

Seeing that she had taken the initiative to invite him, he nodded in agreement and left with her.