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At the same time that Li Nuo was simulating the cultivation of fungi in his residence, the Kramm Cigarette Factory was welcoming a large group of students.

The main building of the factory was a heavily guarded, imposing structure, more than seventy stories high, only slightly shorter than the ceiling of the underhive.

The building was surrounded by a five-meter-high wall, topped with electrified barbed wire.

Apart from the visitor's hall on the first floor, which had doors and windows, the other floors of the building were airtight, without a single window.

In the square in front of the building, students from the underhive academy gathered.

The academy's full name was the Voges Charity Academy.

Eighteen years ago, to commemorate the birth of his daughter, Governor Voges of this planet founded the Charity Academy in the various districts of the underhive.

Thanks to the benevolence and foresight of Governor Voges, the hive city's literacy rate is now much higher than other Imperial worlds, and the total output value of industrial products also ranks among the top in the solar sector.

The Charity Academy was half-day, with only three grades.

First grade studied Low Gothic, second grade studied mathematics, and third grade studied crafts.

The students queuing in the square had all completed the second grade and were planning to choose one of the crafts offered by the academy as their future career direction.

They were in luck, as the most sought-after job in the underhive was extending an invitation to them today.

"I want to be a supervisor on the assembly line, so I can sneak a little tobacco home every day, hehe he ~"

One boy rubbed his hands excitedly, grinning from ear to ear, as if he had already been officially accepted as an apprentice.

"Sneak tobacco home? That's just like you."

Another boy rolled his eyes, looking disgusted:

"Don't you know there are cameras everywhere in the cigarette factory? Maybe you'll be arrested by the enforcers as soon as you leave the factory. If you ask me, the laboratory is more promising. As long as I discover three new strains of yeast, I can become the leader of a research group, and maybe even join the Apothecaries' Guild."

"Tch ~ Over the years, the Apothecaries' Guild has already turned the underhive upside down. Where are you going to find new yeast?"

"That's still better than you just loafing around on the assembly line…"

"Say that again, who's loafing around? My family has been supervisors for three generations…"

Two boys argued in the crowd, and the surrounding students joined in the fun.

The security guards stationed around the square prepared to step forward to stop them.

Before they could, a cold, stern female voice forcefully interrupted the argument.

"Everyone be quiet! Instead of wasting time arguing, you should spend it studying! If you don't hurry up and review now, you won't even be able to pass the simplest exam later, let alone enter the cigarette factory as an apprentice!"

The girl who spoke stood with her hands on her hips, her feet apart, her beautiful face showing a maturity that didn't match her age, her voice full of energy, and her aura powerful.

The bickering boys shuddered in unison, burying their heads in their books, pretending to read seriously.

Those watching the excitement also did the same, bowing their heads to read as a sign of submission to the speaker.

They had no choice but to submit.

She was the daughter of the academy's dean, named Amy Marz.

Whether it was academic performance, vision, or status in the academy, Amy crushed the other students.

Anyone who disagreed could expect to be dismissed from the academy the next day and go play in the mud on the black beach.

The scene was silent, with only the sound of pages turning.

But this tranquility didn't last long before it was broken by a sudden whisper.

"Uh? So many people?"

"Tsk — —" Amy hated being disturbed when she was reading the most.

She clicked her tongue impatiently and glared at the entrance, her slender eyebrows furrowed.

She wanted the newly arrived students to be quiet, but she saw a familiar face she hadn't seen for several days, and couldn't help but be stunned.

…

"Sorry, you guys continue reading, I'll wait over there."

Li Nuo passed the security check at the entrance, stepped into the small square, and was greeted by a large group of students looking at him.

The closest to him was a short-haired girl, with a slightly chubby baby face, clear and bright eyes, looking somewhat cute, but with a fierce expression, her eyebrows standing up like an inverted figure eight, clearly in a bad mood.

Li Nuo felt the pressure from the female academic, immediately realized that he had disturbed her reading, quickly squeezed out a smile and apologized, and walked aside to stand.

"Eh? Isn't that Li Nuo? Why is he here too? Does he meet the registration requirements?"

"As long as you have finished studying Low Gothic and mathematics, you can register, but well… hehe, I feel like he won't even be able to pass the first exam. He hasn't looked at a book for so many days, he probably can't even draw a coordinate system."

"Quiet."

Amy said coldly.

The sound of discussion disappeared instantly.

Li Nuo stood at the edge of the square.

He heard the students whispering about him, but so what.

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He had long since outgrown his adolescence, why bother arguing with the little kids like a hot-blooded teenager.

However, Li Nuo's calm and composed appearance seemed like self-abandonment to Amy.

In Amy's impression, Li Nuo's family didn't seem to be very well-off, and he was also withdrawn and introverted, but fortunately, his grades had always been among the best.

It was really a pity to watch him get brushed off by the first exam.

Thinking this in her heart, Amy pulled out the Low Gothic textbook from her satchel and walked over:

"Li Nuo, the first exam tests the Low Gothic we learned in the academy. Don't take it lightly. I've finished reading this book, I'll lend it to you first, remember to return it to me when you leave later."

Li Nuo had already remembered who the girl in front of him was.

Wasn't this the famous female academic and female tycoon in the academy?

The original owner of this body seemed to have a good relationship with her, with a sense of mutual appreciation between academics.

Li Nuo smiled and took the textbook with both hands:

"Thank you, Amy. I will remember to return it to you."

Amy suddenly clenched her right hand into a fist, held her right forearm upright in front of her, her body tensed straight, and her eyes were bright and piercing:

"Good luck, don't give up, study for the future of the Human Empire."

After saying that, Amy returned to the end of the line and continued reading.

Li Nuo, however, froze in place, quite shocked by her.

This…

Is this the unique relaxed feeling of teenage boys and girls? It's really quite chuunibyou.

With a casual glance, Li Nuo saw an unexpected scene.

The students were not surprised by Amy's actions, nor did they secretly laugh at her, but instead became serious, as if the future of the Human Empire was really on their shoulders.

Li Nuo then remembered something.

Before formally studying Low Gothic, students would first attend a few enlightenment education classes to understand the current situation of the Human Empire.

Therefore, students knew concepts such as "Hive City", "Terra Time", "Mechanicus", and "Psykers", and would also establish the belief in striving upward.

Of course, enlightenment education classes would not involve dangerous warp space knowledge, students only knew about psykers, but did not know the relationship between psykers and warp space.

The sentence Amy said just now was collectively shouted by the students before each class, so no one would find it problematic.

Since he was here, Li Nuo calmed down and read the book.

Half an hour later, accompanied by the mechanical sound of gears meshing, the main door of the building opened under the drive of the hydraulic system.

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