Primordial Expanse: I have the Strongest Talent! - Chapter 294

Chapter 294: Mira’s arrival
“We’ll be arriving in 10 minutes, make sure all of your shit is packed and ready to go!”

That same, annoying voice of Lieutenant Jeane called out again, irking Mira’s ears.

But she kept quiet about her annoyances. She wasn’t anything like that arrogant Zack Harborn, who made it his mission to dismiss any sort of authority Lieutenant Jeane had, trying to make a point of his superior power to her.

If anything, Mira just thought of his antics as pathetic.

She may not be as strong as him for the time being, but she didn’t doubt for a second that she would be in the near future.

Zack had reached his incredible level of power in his third year, while Mira had the goal of reaching that same level before her first year was over.

It was a tough goal to meet, nearly impossible if any of the other students had thought of such a bold thing, but for Mira, she viewed it as achievable.

Especially with the Red Demons declaring war on the Human race.

The steady influx of enemies to kill and in turn, soul cores to harvest, would mean that she would have a much easier time at ranking up, not to mention a much faster time as well.

She was honestly pumped to join this war.

Unlike Alex, she had accepted the fact that sentient beings of different races were destined to go against each other as an already predetermined fact that not even the strongest people imaginable could go up against.

After all, it was already a universal law.

What single person alone had the level of power of a universal law at their disposal?

None, as far as Mira knew.

And she doubted such a person existed either.

If there was a god, then the System was probably that god.

As an All knowing, All seeing, All powerful system, how the heck were they, mere mortal weaklings — specks of dust in the eyes of the system, meant to beat it?

It was just impossible, which Mira had accepted.

Bump!

Mira was forced out of her thoughts by a jumpy arrival in the Telorn system.

Her transport shit wasn’t exactly… quality, at all.

Especially seeing as she had nearly just been jolted off her feet from the sudden exit from warp.

But it did its job of getting from point A to point B.

“This is where we part ways, you’ll be dropped off at the main space base, where your assignments will be handed out to each and every one of you accordingly. Good luck, and don’t let the Human race down!”

Lieutenant Jeane let out her final announcement to the students before they departed, this time though, none of the students were annoyed or dissatisfied with her voice.

‘Don’t let the Human race down…’

Her words resonated with each of the students, as it reminded them of what they were fighting for.

They were fighting for their very existence, to keep their rightful place in the universe, that those bastard Red Demons were trying to take away from them!

Some even thought of their relatives, who might not even be awakened individuals, who were relying on them and every other soldier, volunteer, mercenary etc who was willing to fight for them.

After what felt like forever for these students, the final 10 minutes of their journey passed and their transport ship docked with the main space base, where all of the most important military operations in the Telorn system were all monitored.

The thousands of Capital Prime students disembarked the transport ship in the orderly lines they had been instructed to form during their 6 day journey.

Well, most of the students formed orderly lines…

Those arrogant students who ranked near the top, like Zack Harborn, all swaggered their way onto the main base like they owned the place.

But unfortunately for them, the ongoing war in the Telorn system was a more major battlefield compared to the Shen Wu system Alex was stationed at.

While the Shen Wu system only had one planet where all the battles took place, along with an absence of any higher life forms, the Telorn system was different.

The commanders of both the Red Demon and the Human sides were higher life forms.

Specifically, they were B+ rank Mutant class life forms.

Not even the student who was ranked first on the overall rankings could compete against them, let alone Zack Harborn, who had yet to realise this fact.

In the Telorn system, there were a total of four planets where all the ground battles took place on.

And considering the Red Demon fleet consisted of 99% people carriers, almost the entirety of the war between the Human race and the Red Demon race was fought on the ground, in close quarters.

In charge of each of these battlefields, there were four B- ranked Mutant class higher life forms on either side of the conflicts.

So in total, there were 10 higher life forms in this system alone.

Which was a lot!

Alex would consider himself unlucky if he found out the type of place Mira was assigned to, since he would have loved to be sent to a place like that.

It offered much more opportunity to fight against stronger opponents, and in turn earn more Soul orbs.

But what he didn’t realise was one huge factor involving his deployment.

Mira was sent to this place, along with dozens of other prodigies, who were the essential keys to winning the wars in each of these systems.

It was these dozens of prodigies, with strength far exceeding their own ranks, that would determine which side won the war.

The higher ups, more specifically the round table council, all thought it appropriate to send dozens to the Telorn system to make sure of the human race’s victory there.

But the Shen Wu system was different.

Alex was a special case, as he was the only King class prodigy in the federation for the time being.

He was the lone, single prodigy that the federation had sent to the Shen Wu system to clean that place up and obtain victory for the human race.

The federation felt that he alone was enough to win that war.

Which spoke volumes of how they valued him.