I Have a Group of Earth Players
Chapter 920

Publicity (Part Two)

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"First, let me explain the nature of our school. Underfoot Academy is an advanced academy centered on Practical Engineering and Arcane Studies, with the sciences as supporting disciplines. Of course, we also have an open branch for sacrificial studies, but it does not involve the Martial Arts Department. As for Martial Arts Instructors, your higher-ups should have made other arrangements. Our academy only accepts students from the Mental Department and elf students from the sacrificial disciplines."

The Headmaster's opening introduction immediately lifted the spirits of the Germanic People. When Anger implemented the Civil-Military Separation Policy, it had caused quite a stir locally. Rational people believed Anger was preserving the Germanic People's competitiveness while reducing the racial conflicts caused by competition between races. Others, however, believed Anger's policy had killed off another possible future for the Germanic People.

There had been both praise and criticism, but for the Germanic People who had already settled in the city, what concerned them most was the status and treatment of those working in the technological fields.

Warrior Class citizens had an enviable upper limit. Going out on adventures, exploring the New World, and conquering the unknown was the romance in every man's heart. Losing that path had indeed left many Germanic People feeling regretful. Thus, after giving up such romance, they naturally hoped even more for better access to resources and higher social status.

But Anger had never guaranteed them that. Although she had constantly emphasized that the Maine Clan's path had a bright future, many people still felt uncertain with nothing more than that slogan.

Now, however, this new information had greatly lifted their spirits. The Star Sea's first Higher Academy had actually been established for the technological fields. This clearly represented the Star Sea upper echelons' regard for technological citizens. At the

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