Clearly, the Akademiya was very dissatisfied with the Inazuma delegation staying in Vimara Village. Because of certain technical issues, the Akasha operated more smoothly and offered more powerful functions in populous cities such as Sumeru City or Port Ormos.
In a remote little place like Vimara Village, many of the Akasha's functions could not operate normally, leaving the Akademiya's higher-ups unable to fully monitor and control the Inazuma delegation.
At this critical moment, with the [Engineering] project about to begin, a variable like the Inazuma delegation had to be reined in promptly.
To prevent the Inazuma delegation from deliberately stalling under the pretext of damage to their ships, shortly after Setaria reported the situation to the Akademiya, a group of professional Kshahrewar instructors and students from Amurta Academy were ordered to repair the delegation's ships.
Their efficiency made them seem like contractors being paid by the job: fast and thorough. In just half a day, they more than completed what should have been two days' work.
As Yucheng watched these skilled Kshahrewar talents, his eyes practically shone, brimming with longing.
He had to admit that, of Sumeru's six schools, Yucheng had the best impression of Kshahrewar, followed by Amurta. The reason was simple: the subjects these two schools studied were precisely what Inazuma currently lacked. As for the other four schools, their subjects were either too lofty or of little help to ordinary people. For now, Inazuma was better off pursuing practical matters.
This also proved, from another angle, that no matter which world you were in, studying civil engineering or medicine was always useful!
Yucheng had always wanted to find an opportunity to poach some talent from Sumeru for Inazuma. It seemed he could put a little more thought into that plan.
Two days passed in a flash. Fully