F{h*F 5#)LjChapter 841 Resolution Part 2_1
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“Yes, Supre Ruler, but if that’s the case, I need Kabbalah.” Keller spoke seriously.
Finn Lewis thought for a mont. Dole was relatively safe, and the likelihood of danger was small, but Keller was more likely to encounter danger and the need to update the genes of the Insect Species was greater. After considering it, Finn Lewis simply agreed to Keller’s request, “Can Kabbalah be hatched again if it dies?”
“Yes.” The one who answered Finn Lewis was Kabbalah, “Supre Ruler, as long as I die and there’s enough gene pool in the Gene Evolution Pool, I can be hatched again.”
“Hmm, then follow Keller. You can set out now,” said Finn Lewis after so thought.
The stretch of space that Luna Starfield had indicated was near the territory of the Rochefort Clan, which showed just how vast the Rochefort Clan’s domain really was.
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After instructing Keller, Finn Lewis fell silent, realizing he needed to complete the noble academy’s examinations soon. The test wasn’t difficult. Although Finn Lewis hadn’t attended many classes, he had studied on his own, especially in the virtual reality setting.
More importantly, Finn Lewis’s ntal strength was overwhelming. He rembered almost everything at once, making the courses a breeze for him.
“Let’s return to the Capital Star of the Galactic Federation and, additionally, submit a graduation application to the school,” Finn Lewis said decisively.
“Yes, Your Highness, but are you prepared?” Luna Starfield asked with so confusion, “Although the royal family’s graduation requirents aren’t hard to et, they aren’t easy to fulfill either.”
“Don’t worry,” Finn Lewis said indifferently with a nod. Actually, the royal family’s graduation standards were quite high. Aside from the fixed cultural courses that included major Galactic Federation laws among other exam points, cheating was nearly impossible since the entire course examination was conducted by the main control computer.
Human factors couldn’t possibly interfere, so for ordinary nobility and royal offspring, rembering this material was a significant challenge, and personal intelligence devices couldn’t be used during the test.
This was only regarding cultural courses. Other course requirents were also demanding, such as combat skills. Yes, every direct heir of the royal family was required to have a solid combat foundation, which wasn’t too difficult. Finn Lewis had it, and not many could match his reaction speed in combat.
However, the last point was that as a distinguished direct heir of the royal family, one didn’t only need combat skills. Mastery over cha piloting, space fighter control, and even battleship operation were necessary. If it were just about control, it wouldn’t be hard, but it’s not just control—it’s about completing a test system.
You would carry out real combat missions inside a fully enclosed simulation pod, and only after completing certain missions could you be considered graduated.
So, all things considered, the requirents for these direct heirs were incredibly high, but for Finn Lewis, none of these posed any problem. They were all very simple, especially with his powerful ntal strength to support him; it couldn’t get any easier.
The travel from his own territory to the Capital Star of the Galactic Federation didn’t take long. Finn Lewis’s warship quickly returned to the noble academy, and to the surprise of all the students there, Finn Lewis, having just left for a few days, submitted a graduation application upon his return.
The school, upon receiving Finn Lewis’s graduation application, finally responded. Honestly, this was the first ti since Finn Lewis enrolled several months ago that he had t with the noble academy’s upper echelons—a fully gray-haired old man, a rare sight in the Galactic Federation.
“Welco, Your Highness.” The old man greeted Finn Lewis with a nod before speaking respectfully.
“Isn’t this welco a bit too late?” Finn Lewis said with so speechlessness. Wasn’t this welco a little too late?
The old man smiled, then spoke seriously, “Not at all late, Your Highness. Are you here to complete the graduation ceremony?”
“Yes,” Finn Lewis nodded and said.
“Please follow ,” the old man said and imdiately turned to walk outside.
Finn Lewis was taken aback, “Are we starting right now?” he asked, following along and inquiring.
“Of course not. This is quite a solemn affair, so Your Highness, it might take three days to prepare. The whole Galactic Federation must be made aware,” the old man said calmly.
Finn Lewis was even more speechless. It was just graduation, was all this necessary? But after thinking it over, he didn’t object. He didn’t want to be the one to challenge their traditions. Once he dealt with things here, Finn Lewis would be ready to expand his own influence.
Although Finn Lewis didn’t quite know when Jasmine Davis’s ntioned envoys would arrive, he was ready to start deploying his forces to other star systems. Otherwise, he couldn’t always wait for them to appear in the Heritage System before reacting. By then, it would be too late.
Finn Lewis’s application for graduation certainly caused a stir throughout the noble academy. The academy’s establishnt was almost as old as the founding of the Galactic Federation, but no one had ever applied for graduation so shortly after enrolling since its inception.
Even when the academy first opened, the quickest graduation by a noble pupil still took over two years. The material here wasn’t easy to learn. But now Finn Lewis had already started his application, while the school was still discussing him and Marlon Murray. No one expected him to apply for graduation so swiftly.
Upon hearing the news, Alex, who had been planning his next move, was also stunned. He had to halt so of his ongoing actions, as the noble academy’s graduation ceremony was very solemn. Causing a disturbance at this ti was asking for trouble, and Alex did not wish to discomfort himself during this period.
So, he had to stop his plans.
What happened next shocked Finn Lewis; many people erged from nowhere around the academy and began to redecorate the entire place, as though anticipating a new year celebration… Although the Galactic Federation had a new year, it was unlike Earth’s Spring Festival.
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