The Heavenly Sword Hall was the leader of countless forces in the four major human galaxies.
The Heavenly Sword Hall had a legion called the Heavenly Sword Legion. Under the Heavenly Sword Legion were the Divine Sword Legion, the Sacred Sword Legion, the Demon Sword Legion, and the Sky Sword Legion.
The Heavenly Sword Legion was only responsible for the Heavenly Sword Hall. They were the elites of all the legions. It was said that the weakest swordsman in the Heavenly Sword Legion was at the First Sky of Nirvana Realm. However, their strength surpassed ordinary First Sky of Nirvana Realm cultivators. They were the best of the best.
The four legions belonged to the Divine Sword Galaxy, the Sacred Sword Galaxy, the Demon Sword Galaxy, and the Sky Sword Galaxy.
Chu Mu was in the Demon Sword Galaxy. Naturally, he would join the Demon Sword Legion for military service.
Vice Sect Master Baiqiong's explanation and the three-month buffer allowed Chu Mu to have a deeper understanding of the Demon Sword Legion.
The Heavenly Sword Hall would issue a conscription order every ten years. Many swordsmen would sign up for the conscription order.
In order to prevent too many people from signing up, the conscription order also had restrictions. An overlord-level force like the Five Elements Sword Sect was only allowed a maximum of 1,000 people. If there were more than 1,000 people, 1,000 would be selected.
A dominator-level force like the Dark Night Sword Sect was only allowed 3,000 people.
In addition to the quota limit, there was also a cultivation limit. One could only be in the Creation Realm. Moreover, one had to be at least as strong as the Four-Star Sword Of Gojoseon.
Once the three months were up, the Heavenly Sword Hall issued the conscription order. The four major human galaxies were shaken.
Serving in the military was very dangerous. However, how could there be no danger when swordsmen wanted to reach the peak? For example, entering the Three Purgatories was also very dangerous. One could die if one was not careful. If one retreated because of fear of danger, one could forget about achieving anything in the Way of the Sword.
Of course, there were thousands of paths for swordsmen to take. One did not necessarily have to serve in the military.
Some liked it and some did not. There were tens of thousands of people who signed up for the Five Elements Sword Sect. It was too many. One thousand people had to be selected from these tens of thousands.
Chu Mu's quota had already been decided. He did not need to participate in the selection. In addition, a small number of quotas had also been decided.
Over 900 people were selected from tens of thousands of people, not through battle, but through drawing lots, relying on luck.
In this way, there wouldn't be any high-tier Sword Of Gojoseon or even nine-star Sword Of Gojoseon serving in the Demon Sword Army.
Strength was indeed important, but luck could not be underestimated.
In the end, among the thousand people, Chu Mu's cultivation was the lowest, at the Third Heavenly Layer of Fate. The others were at the Fourth Heavenly Layer of Fate, while the highest was at the Ninth Heavenly Layer of Fate.
The registration period was only three days. After three days, everyone who had registered would pass through the Stargate and head to the Sword Crafting Planet.
Each of the four major star fields of the human race had a life planet called the Sword Forging Planet. Its other name was the New Recruit Planet. All the new recruits who signed up for military service would gather here for a short period of training.
The Demon Sword Star Field had twenty-seven galaxies. Each galaxy had one or two hundred thousand new recruits. The total number of new recruits from the twenty-seven galaxies was a few million.
It was impossible for a few million new recruits to train together. Therefore, they were divided into one hundred battalions. Some battalions had more people, while others had fewer people.
Chu Mu was assigned to the 88th Battalion. This battalion was filled with mid-tier Sword Of Gojoseon. Only Chu Mu was an exception. He was a low-tier Sword Of Gojoseon.
After the 88th Battalion Commander, Lu Kang, read the basic information of the thirty thousand new recruits, he suddenly became interested in a new recruit named Chu Mu.
There were one hundred battalions of new recruits. The number of new recruits in each battalion was different. However, they all had one thing in common. A high-tier Sword Of Gojoseon would only be assigned to the same battalion as a high-tier Sword Of Gojoseon. A mid-tier Sword Of Gojoseon would be assigned to the same battalion as a mid-tier Sword Of Gojoseon.
However, there were exceptions. Samsung Sword Of Gojoseon had the strength of a mid-tier Sword Of Gojoseon. However, such examples were too rare. It was impossible to set up a separate battalion for them. Therefore, they were assigned to the mid-tier Sword Of Gojoseon recruit battalions.
Stroking his stubbled chin, Lu Kang's gaze fell on Chu Mu's name. He muttered to himself, "Samsung Sword Of Gojoseon, a disciple of the Five Elements Sword Sect in the Twilight Galaxy. However, he became a new recruit. How interesting."
In the entire 88th Battalion, Chu Mu was the weakest in terms of cultivation. He was at the Third Heavenly Layer of Creation realm. The rest were at the Fourth Heavenly Layer of Creation realm.
After reading the basic information of the new recruits, Lu Kang gathered his subordinates to discuss how to better train the new recruits. After all, time was limited. They had to achieve the best training results in the shortest time possible.
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The 88th Battalion had thirty thousand new recruits. They were divided into ten large battalions. Each large battalion had three thousand new recruits. Each large battalion was further divided into ten medium battalions. Each medium battalion had three hundred new recruits. Each medium battalion was further divided into ten small battalions. Each small battalion had thirty new recruits.
Each small battalion had a small battalion leader. Each medium battalion had a medium battalion leader. Each large battalion had a large battalion leader. Regardless of whether it was a small battalion leader, medium battalion leader, or large battalion leader, they were all veterans.
These veterans were naturally soldiers of the Devil Sword Corps. They had more experience than the new recruits.
Chu Mu and the other twenty-nine four-star Sword Of Gojoseon became the eighth squad of the eighth medium battalion. The squad leader was a six-star Sword Of Gojoseon. His name was Han Guang.
Han Guang's appearance was very ordinary. If he were to fall into a crowd, it would be difficult to distinguish him. However, he had an aura that the new recruits did not have. It was a kind of desolate aura. It was an aura that had settled down after experiencing many battles. His gaze was incomparably sharp. His every move was simple and swift.
While Han Guang was carefully observing the thirty new recruits, the new recruits were also observing him. Chu Mu's gaze was the sharpest. He felt that although Han Guang was an ordinary six-star Sword Of Gojoseon and his talent was not outstanding, in a life and death battle, a peak six-star Sword Of Gojoseon recruit might not be his match.
"I will be with you for three months. In these three months, I will be training you. I hope that everyone can cooperate with each other and complete the training." Han Guang was not overbearing. He also did not put on a show of strength because there was no need to. "After three months, I don't know where you will be, but work hard to complete the training and master some small skills. Whether you serve in the army or retire to other places to train, it will be helpful."
"Do you have any questions? If not, let's start the training," Han Guang said at the end.
A few people raised questions that had nothing to do with the training. After Han Guang answered briefly, he began the training.
The training included many aspects, such as confining the Sword Energy, using only the strength of the physical body to carry weights, short-distance explosive sprints, stealth, tracking, and a few small skills in the use of divine consciousness.
After all, there were many environments in the Ancient God World. In some places, the Sword Energy would be suppressed and only the physical body could be used. Sometimes, when a battle lasted for a long time, all the energy would be exhausted. One had to learn how to conserve energy and speed up the recovery of energy.
Stealth and tracking were even more important because no one knew when one would be alone or in a difficult situation on the battlefield. Without stealth, one would be a clear target and would be easy to attack.
Tracking could be used to lock onto the target through some clues. Combined with stealth, it would be easier to kill the target.
There were also small skills in the use of divine consciousness. These training would not directly increase a swordsman's strength, but it would greatly increase their survivability.
A truly powerful swordsman was made up of many aspects. Strength was only one part of it. Survivability was also a very important part. There was also the combination of intelligence and other aspects.
Otherwise, with only strength but lacking in other aspects, one could only be considered a brainless boor and would never be able to become a strong person.
Some new recruits felt that this training wasn't of much use. The most important thing was still their own strength, so they didn't put it to heart. Chu Mu, on the other hand, was very serious in completing the training. All of this was seen by Han Guang, but he didn't say anything.
He had been assigned to this place as the leader of a small group of recruits. He was in charge of the training of a small group of recruits. He only needed to teach diligently. As for whether the recruits were willing to listen to his training and pay attention to it, it was not his responsibility.
Han Guang still remembered that there had been a few similar cases. The old soldiers in charge of the training had strict requirements for the recruits. In the end, they were targeted by some of the recruits with extraordinary backgrounds and were sent to the most dangerous places. In the end, they died.
The intricacies of a large army were not something that a lowly soldier like him could understand. Therefore, he just needed to do his job well.
Those who were knowledgeable would naturally work hard to complete the training. Those who thought they were infallible would train half-heartedly.
Han Guang also liked the recruits who worked hard and would teach them even more diligently.
Chu Mu was completely immersed in the training. He absorbed all of Han Guang's teachings like a sponge.
His physique was extremely strong to begin with, and even if he didn't utilize Sword Origin, merely the strength of his physique was sufficient to defeat and kill an ordinary Four Star Sword King. Thus, the weight-bearing robe training wasn't too difficult for him.
Three months was actually a very short time.
In the blink of an eye, a month of training had passed.
Chu Mu felt that he had gained a lot. He had mastered all the techniques that Han Guang had taught him. All that was left was for him to practice further.
After a month of continuous high-intensity training, Han Guang announced that they would rest for a day. This made the recruits very happy.
Even the recruits who did not train diligently felt that a month of continuous high-intensity training was not good. Furthermore, the recruits who trained wholeheartedly had a day of rest to adjust themselves.
Some of them went to sleep, while others went out for a walk. Chu Mu stayed in the barracks to organize the month's training.
All the techniques and gains from the training were now being reinterpreted. He felt that his impression of them was getting deeper and deeper …
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