"Student Nono's body has recovered perfectly. He's almost no different from a student who has never undergone surgery. His body's indicators are as normal as they can be, "the female school doctor was surprised.
"His head is about to be scanned. His body has almost recovered. He should be able to make it in time for the assessment. Luckily, he made it in time. Otherwise, our Class C5's ranking would have dropped a lot," Hamm said with a smile.
After a while, the blue line scanned Garon's head completely and finally stopped.
A white paper report was automatically printed in front of the school doctor's computer.
After the printing sound stopped, the female school doctor took the report out with a smile and glanced at it.
"What's going on?" The smile on her face suddenly froze.
Seeing the expression on the school doctor's face, Instructor Hamm and Aier felt that something was wrong.
"What's wrong, Dr. Lala?" Dr. Lasha. "Instructor Hamm walked closer, wanting to take a look at the report.
"It says here that his Willpower … is between Basic Level and Level One?" the school doctor frowned. "It's rare to see such a situation …"
"Nono's strength has passed multiple Level One assessments. He should be at the stable level of Level One. There's no doubt about that," Aier said.
"Maybe he was just discharged so his condition isn't stable. That's normal. Maybe he'll be stable after some time," Instructor Hamm thought for a while and found a reason to explain.
"That's very possible," the female school doctor nodded. "Then the conclusion is that student Nono has completely recovered," she smiled.
Aier quickly gestured an OK sign to Garen who was still standing on top.
Garon smiled and walked down the stage. Suddenly, he frowned slightly and reached into his pocket. There was something there that was slightly hot. It was the small Crescent Moon.
This Crescent Moon occupied an important place in Nono's memory. He had brought it along with him for the physical examination. He didn't expect it to heat up automatically during the test.
"Alright, go back and rest. We'll start the official Mech Simulation Test tomorrow. Let's see how much you've regressed. Aier is willing to accompany you," Hamm smiled and patted Garon's shoulder. "I won't be coming. Do your best! Don't let down the academy's help. " He still didn't know that his act of pretending to be the academy's fund to pay for the medical fees had been discovered by the student in front of him.
"I know." Garon nodded.
"Alright, let's call it a day. Go back and rest well. "
These were the teacher's last words.
*****
Carrying his own medical report, Garon and Aier left the school's infirmary together and walked slowly in the middle of the tall black plate building of the Blackboard Academy.
The afternoon light was a little dim. There was no sunlight, and the sky was a little gloomy and covered with thick clouds. The wind blew the dust and leaves on the ground into the air.
Three blue, red, and white planets were suspended in the sky, occupying more than half of the entire sky. They were faintly visible through the gaps in the clouds.
Garon looked up at the three huge planets, especially the red satellite planet. It was as bright as blood, and it made him understand that he was no longer in the world he used to be.
Many of them were strolling around the academy like this. Many of them were wearing earplugs and communicators. They were either listening to music or playing with their personal computers. There were also people who were chatting idly, reading books, and making phone calls.
There were quite a number of students in the Blackboard Academy. Students could be seen everywhere, either passing by or stopping by.
Garon observed the environment of the academy while calmly asking Aier about the feeling of Willpower.
With this understanding, something that made him feel troublesome finally appeared.
"… Recently, I feel that the progress of my Willpower is getting slower and slower. At first, it was only the size of a strand of hair. Now, it's only increasing by a tiny bit. I've been training hard for at least five hours every day! It's been more than a year and I'm still at the Advanced Basic Level. I can't break through the last level no matter what. "Aier complained with his hands behind his head. "I'm not like you. You were a genius with Level One Willpower the moment you entered the academy. You passed so many Level One subjects in such a short time. It would be great if I had your Willpower talent. "
"Anyway, I don't feel it." Garon tried his best to answer vaguely.
"What do you mean you don't feel it? Your words make me want to beat you up!" Aier made a fierce expression. "You make us mediocre people not know what to do!"
"Tell me about the process of training your Willpower and how you feel. I'll see if I can give you some advice." Garon smiled and replied.
"Alright, with a Level One expert here, my hopes of advancing are all on you!" Aier suddenly smiled. He began to describe the process of training his Willpower step by step to Garon. He explained everything to Garon, including the materials he used, the training method, the difficulties he encountered, the direction of breakthrough and so on.
In Aier's opinion, Nono, who had broken through to Level One, was a master who was far stronger than him. In the academy, even a master like Instructor Hamm who had joined the elite team only had Level Four Willpower. The top students in the entire academy were only at the Level Three standard. In the lower grades of the Blackboard Academy, being able to reach Level One Willpower within one year of entering the academy was already considered one of the best. The average student was like him, still struggling at the Basic Level. The better ones might also be close to this threshold. Only when one's Willpower reached Level One could be considered qualified to pilot a real Mech. This was the starting point to ensure that the pilot's body was under the most basic load.
Garon listened carefully to Aier's explanation. Soon, he had a complete understanding of Willpower.
There were no shortcuts to training Willpower. It was a painstaking accumulation of hard work.
At the beginning, it was to choose a training method as a starting point.
For the various training methods, if one's aptitude was equal, the speed of progress would be about the same. It was just that the final results would be different. The perception-type would usually choose a long-range Mech to train. On the other hand, the reaction type would gradually increase the Mech's reaction speed. The defensive type would allow the Mech's armor to have a constantly increasing Willpower field. When this field was developed to a high level, it could even form a protective shield and automatically protect the body.
There were also offensive types, which could increase the lethality or range of artillery weapons. The various training methods had different inclinations and the final direction of development were also different.
Aier chose the most popular perception-type, which was the long-range attack method. This was the safest and most popular combat direction. The training method was the "Explosive Rain" training method that was very common on the market. When it reached the highest level, it was said that it could explode all of one's loaded firepower in an extremely short period of time, forming a raindrop attack. Of course, this was the highest level. Aier's family had spent a lot of effort and money to buy this Willpower training method. However, it was only two levels, only enough to reach Level Two. Aier planned to wait until he reached Level Two before he could find a job to earn some money. Level Two Willpower was considered elite outside. It would be easy to find some extra money to buy the next training method.
This was the path that most students took. Other than a few students with powerful families who could choose better training methods, almost eighty percent of the people in the Blackboard Academy took this path.
This included the former Nonosiva.
However, what troubled Garon was that Aier's description of the situation was completely different from his.
This body of Nonosiva did not have any talent in the past. He also chose the long-range training method. If he judged himself according to Aier's description of strength and process perception, Garon felt that Nono's Willpower was only at the Middle Basic Level. It could not even compare to Aier!
In the past, Nono had always relied on the white crescent to stay at the forefront. The crescent had the ability to camouflage and increase Willpower. It also had the ability to assist in controlling the Mech.
The training method was even worse than Aier's. It was the free training method that was commonly used in the Blackboard Academy: "Blackboard Control". This was the lowest level of free training method on the market. The final effect was to strengthen Willpower and nothing else.
In this one month's time, Garon had a preliminary understanding of the social situation in the Blackboard Region.
Mech Masters were equivalent to Secret Technique Adepts in the Secret Technique World. Moreover, they were Secret Technique Adepts who were honorable. They controlled political power and were the strongest army. It could be said that the elites from the Blackboard Academy were destined to become officials in the future.
Compared to other industries, they were the protectors of the region. Under these circumstances, there were too many people who wanted to become Mech Masters. This also caused the entire society to be biased towards the Mech industry.
If a student from the Blackboard Academy walked out, as long as he reached the graduation standard, he could at least get a job as a patrol officer. This was a standard iron rice bowl with a certain amount of power. Therefore, the threshold of the Blackboard Academy was pushed higher and higher by countless people.
"What a twisted society …" After Garon understood the situation, he immediately sighed in his heart.
It was no wonder that Nonosiva would use all sorts of methods to get into the Blackboard Academy, even resorting to cheating.
He touched the Moonfang in his pocket. From Aier's words, he vaguely understood that although this body had regained a portion of his Willpower after it recovered, it was the same as the original Nonosiva. He was also faced with a predicament, which was that his real condition was only at the standard of the Middle Basic Level. With this little bit of Willpower, not to mention controlling the Mech to fight with others, even controlling the Mech to move at a slow speed was a huge burden.
Soon, the two of them chatted and walked to the entrance of the student dormitory. This was a single dormitory with good conditions. Aier also patted Garon's shoulder.
"I'll see you at the official test tomorrow. I'll go back and rest first."
"Mm, go ahead." Garon nodded and smiled. He stood at the entrance and watched Aier leave.
Looking at Aier's departing figure, he was quickly blocked by other students coming in and out. Garon began to worry about the test tomorrow.
"I have to try the Willpower training as soon as possible." He muttered to himself.
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