The actual combat training building in Huanghai Military Academy was stocked with all types of equipment. It had different kinds of training rooms, including gravity rooms, machinery combat rooms, reaction testing rooms, and many others.
Once you became a martial warrior, you would have to face dangers all the time unless you chose not to walk on the actual combat path.
The dangers wouldn’t consider your feelings. They could come from anywhere and appear in any form.
Thus, martial warriors had to train in multiple aspects. The rooms in the actual combat training building were designed according to the different dangers.
Of course, there were pros and cons of the training room.
The benefit was that repeated practice could increase muscle memory to a great extent.
The disadvantage was evident, too: this kind of robotic practice was too rigid. It wasn’t as flexible as a fight between two martial warriors. During a fight, anything could happen. Some martial warriors fought with their lives. At that time, it would be a battle of who was the most vicious. What would you do then? This robotic training wouldn’t teach you how to think on your feet.
Most of the freshmen were martial disciples. Hence, the training building had assigned martial disciples’ training areas. It was on the first floor.
When they reached there, Wang Teng separated from Hou Pingliang and his friends and went to the second floor.
Hou Pingliang and his friends felt emotional when they saw him entering the lift.
“All of us came out of the nine years of compulsory education. Why is he so outstanding?” Song Shuhang sighed.
“Maybe our nine years of compulsory education was fake,” Lu Shu said.
Wang Teng: …
The atmosphere turned awkward as the students stared at each other speechlessly.
“Let’s go for our practice…”
When Wang Teng came up to the second floor, he noticed many students around him. They were mostly second-year students. They all frowned when they saw Wang Teng.
The fight did have a significant impact on him.
Among the second-year students, less than half, maybe around 40% of them, were unhappy with him. They felt that those challenges were a humiliation, turning them into a joke in everyone’s eyes.
Now, when the other students and instructors in school talked about their batch, they would shake their heads uncontrollably.
Sometimes, when you were in the same batch, you would experience the same glory and humiliation, especially for major issues of principle.
Naturally, some people would be filled with a common hatred.
However, many second-year students didn’t care about this. In fact, they looked down on Zhuo Tai’s actions. If he hadn’t been blinded by his greed, this series of events wouldn’t have happened.
You couldn’t solely blame Wang Teng for what happened.
They had already knocked on his door. Why wasn’t he allowed to retaliate? Wasn’t this a double standard?
Some people had their focus on missions. Rather than participating in these unpresentable events, wasn’t it better to do more tasks and earn more school credits? The school credits could be used to level up their ability. This was the right path.
They wouldn’t usually have internal strife. At most, it was just usual challenges like duels to learn from each other by exchanging blows. That was it.
The school didn’t forbid life or death battles because the martial warriors’ world wasn’t as peaceful as the environment in school.
Outside, your opponents or enemies wouldn’t care whether you were a student or not. They would fight with all their might during a battle, and it was hard to stop punches. Getting beaten to death during a battle was a normal thing.
In the life or death battle in school, even if there were casualties, there wouldn’t be too many people dying. However, if the school sent all their students out at once, that would just be throwing them to their deaths.
The life or death battle was to let the students in school understand the fear of death. The school hoped that they could change their mentality as early as possible so that when they went out, they would naturally be more careful.
…
Wang Teng didn’t care about the gazes of the second-year students. He walked directly to the first training room that was right in front of the corridor.
Gravity room!
When Wang Teng wanted to enter the room, the system reminded him in a mechanical voice. “Please scan your student card. 2 credits for one hour!”
Wang Teng: …
He realized that he was too naive. It was impossible not to spend any credits.
The strength room was an entirely enclosed training room. The entire training room was a gravitational field. If he wanted to go in, he had to scan his student card.
Fortunately, Wang Teng had accepted more than ten challenges before this, so he had plenty of credits now. He had more than a thousand school credits. Wasn’t that enough to be a millionaire among the freshmen? Hou Pingliang and his friends kept eyeing his student card all the time. They wanted him to treat them to the second floor of the cafeteria again.
In your dreams!
Once was already painful enough. Did they think that he would treat them a second time?
…Hmph!
However, he had to go into the gravity room. Ah well, since it was two credits, he would just bear the pain and give the two credits.
There wouldn’t be any gains without losses.
Wang Teng took out his student card and scanned it on the system.
“Beep, student card!”
The door was unlocked. Wang Teng wanted to push the door and enter, but he suddenly frowned.
“Huh?”
This door was actually hard to push! At first, he only used his normal strength, but he couldn’t move the door at all. He had to increase his power.
Wang Teng was a 3-star soldier-level martial warrior now. His physical body had changed after the cleansing of the Force, so his strength had increased exponentially.
Also, during military training, there was strength training too. The freshmen dropped many strength attribute bubbles. Wang Teng would pick them up whenever he was free.