"What?" Lin Fu almost thought she had misheard, "Theresa is in our team this time? What is she doing here? Is she also participating in the competition?"
"As a representative of the Royal Family," Fu Xing’s tone carried a hint of teasing.
Clearly, he didn’t believe that Theresa was just here to be a royal representative.
"Ah Foo, this competition may not be peaceful, have you thought about quitting?" Fu Xing tentatively asked.
Lin Fu fell silent for a moment, her heart skipped a beat, "Will it be very dangerous?"
"Maybe, but I don’t want you to be in danger."
"Then you’re overthinking it," Lin Fu feigned a light smile, "Fu Xing, I can’t just hide because there might be danger. I am becoming a soldier, and isn’t it a soldier’s duty to rush into the most dangerous places? Doesn’t your Fu Family’s family rule state that even the lady of the house needs military experience? So, I really can’t hide."
But whenever he thought of Ah Foo being in danger, he couldn’t feel at ease. Even though he faced more dangers himself, he couldn’t bear the thought of Ah Foo encountering any.
"Alright, don’t worry! I’m not a weakling, haven’t you given me the Purple Moon? I’m really powerful now." Lin Fu felt sweetly reassured by Fu Xing’s concern.
Fortunately, Fu Xing wasn’t a fussy person. He knew he couldn’t forcibly stop Ah Foo, and he understood that she had to participate in the final competition. If she withdrew at the last minute, all her previous efforts would be wasted, and even the Elbert Military Academy wouldn’t protect her.
To get something, you have to give something.
Ah Foo’s choice was right.
She must fight for the honor of Elbert, for her own honor, as it was the best way to earn true respect.
It was also the foundation for her future prospects.
Unless Ah Foo didn’t want to pursue this path and just be a noble lady, interacting with those in noble circles and organizing various events all day long.
Ending the call, Lin Fu turned and headed to the designated area. It would take a month and a half to reach Helheim Star, so each military academy formed a team with strict control on the number of people. On the starship, there were single dorm rooms arranged along with fixed areas for exercise, recreation, and dining.
Of course, the cafeteria didn’t have any delicacies, only various flavored nutrient solutions and compressed biscuits, along with various processed fruits.
Only officers and above could enjoy good food.
Military academy students were at the lowest level, so they shouldn’t expect any gourmet meals.
Following the number, Lin Fu found her room. This wasn’t her first interstellar journey; she had gotten used to it. Overall, the conditions this time were far worse compared to her last journey with the Eighth Fleet; no wonder every graduate’s dream placement was in the Cosmic Fleet.
The standard dormitories on the starship didn’t have showers, but there was a very advanced cleaning system. Just standing inside would envelop you in a layer of white mist, achieving the same cleaning effect.
Changing into comfortable clothes, Lin Fu sat on her bed with a table in front of her where she arranged all her equipment.
Purple Moon, combat suit, two sizes of ion guns, and a field toolkit.
These items were all indispensable.
Suddenly, Lin Fu saw a round object roll out from her bag, gleefully moving back and forth on the table.
"You’re the thing, your whole family are things," the little round blue ball emitted a soft, indignant voice.