The entire world used the Common Language. Some regions might have their own local accents, such as the arrogant Gefran accent, which added extra nasal sounds to their pronunciation.
It gave people the impression that they must speak with their noses pointed toward the sky!
The Federals had their own accent as well. The Federation was a great melting pot, and almost every race in the world could be found there, so the Federal accent was crisper, simpler, and more efficient.
Of course, some ancient countries secretly mocked the Federal accent as a "country accent," saying that only country folk spoke so simply and directly.
Nobles, on the other hand, ought to use elegant inflections or pronunciation styles to display the characteristics of the upper class.
The Federals did not care, however. Sometimes, they were even more practical-minded.
Too many affixes could make one's meaning less direct. Imitating the way Federals spoke was actually very simple: just get straight to the point.
All they had to do was leave out the inflections and pronunciation styles that might be used to show off their identities. Simple and efficient.
Several soldiers carrying rifles quickly slipped into the base. Their goal was to find the command post and see whether they could eliminate the Commander first.
Thanks to the Federals' habit of selling anything as long as someone had the money to buy it, the Peng Joe military had obtained unranked Federal Army uniforms and corresponding Standard Weapons through certain channels as soon as the conflict between the two sides began to heat up—and they had simply been displayed for sale in shops.
They had used this outfit many times before. It was very practical.
The Federal Army's uniform replacement cycle was very long. In addition, wear and tear was not particularly severe,