It's incredible that one day I will see an ordinary soldier reading there.
Alyssa looked at a female soldier sitting beside a tent with surprise.
This female soldier has short rose-colored hair and light golden eyes. She is holding a book in her hand and reading it. However, because the distance is a bit far away, Alyssa cannot clearly see what the female soldier is reading.
Book.
Alyssa is now successfully completing marching training last night and arriving at the military camp of 4,000 new recruits at Avalon Fortress.
The reason Alyssa is here is because Su Cheng gave her a small task.
Su Cheng asked Alyssa to go to the recruit's military camp and help him get a record report from the person in charge of the marching training.
This record report records various data of these 4,000 recruits during this march training, such as: how much rest they took, how long each rest period took, how many times they ran and marched, and how many
A regular march...
This can be regarded as a fine tradition of the Britannia Army.
The Empire of Britannia places great emphasis on speed.
Both the government and the military attach great importance to speed.
The Imperial Government of Britannia, which attaches great importance to speed, does not hesitate to drain the people's power to build "straight roads" to all important places in the country.
The Britannia Empire army, which attaches great importance to speed, has always regarded marching training as the most important training of the entire army.
An army that runs fast and does not collapse due to running too fast will definitely have the same combat effectiveness. This is the philosophy of the Britannia Army.
Every time the Britannia Empire's army conducts marching training, the person in charge will record the training data and then review the army's training effectiveness based on the data.
On a whim, Su Cheng decided to see how effective the marching training of these 4,000 recruits was, so he sent Alyssa to the military camp to help him get the record report from the training director.
There was no need for Alyssa, a knight, to do such a trivial matter, but Alyssa happened to be in Su Cheng's office just now, so Su Cheng asked Alyssa to help him.
I got this record report.
Regarding Su Cheng's task, Alyssa happily accepted the order. Anyway, it was just a matter of walking a few more steps to pick up some things.
After arriving at the military camp with 4,000 recruits, Alyssa saw a scene that surprised her. A female soldier was reading a book there.
In the past, this kind of scene was something Alyssa would never dare to imagine.
In the past, if someone told Alyssa that there was an ordinary soldier reading a book there very seriously, Alyssa would definitely think that there was something wrong with this man's head.
Looking at the female soldier who was reading a book not far away, Alyssa thought to herself:
It seems that Su Cheng's new "cultural class" in the army is beginning to show results, and even ordinary soldiers can gradually understand books.
Alyssa is very supportive of Su Cheng's new "cultural class" in the military.
It is true that ordinary soldiers do not need any education, but officers do.
These ordinary soldiers are the future captains and knights. Cultivating these ordinary soldiers is equivalent to cultivating future captains and knights.
In the short term, this cultural class will indeed not show much effect, but as time goes by, when these ordinary soldiers grow up, the effectiveness of the cultural class will gradually be revealed.
By then, the Knights of Michael will have a group of high-quality officers who understand basic arithmetic, can read documents, distinguish directions, read pocket watches with maps, and understand orders.
Alyssa, who was curious about what the female soldier was reading, quickly walked over and stood two steps away to the right of the female soldier.
This distance was enough for Alyssa to see clearly what book the female soldier was reading.
It turned out that I was reading the textbook that every soldier had.
This rose-haired female soldier was holding a textbook that every soldier had and was reading it.
But Alyssa always felt that this female soldier seemed to be absent-minded.
Although her eyes were looking at the book in her hand, her eyes were a little less alert, as if she was thinking about something.
Books... Speaking of which, Su Cheng is different from me. Su Cheng seems to like reading books...
Alyssa, who was born into a noble family, was naturally literate and very literate. Alyssa could read all the books on the market without any hindrance.
But Alyssa doesn't like reading.
There is almost no book in her room.
This can be said to be completely opposite to Su Cheng.
Looking at the female soldier who was absentmindedly reading a book, Alyssa's thoughts gradually drifted away.
According to Kai Luoer and Deng Jiaer, Su Cheng's collection of books was so large that the floor of his room was covered.
Even though Su Cheng is so busy with his usual affairs, when he goes to Su Cheng's office, he can always see Su Cheng trying his best to squeeze in time to read.
Speaking of which, a friend seemed to have told me before: People will always have a favorable impression of those who have the same hobbies as themselves.
Then would Su Cheng like the kind of girl who likes reading as much as he does...
Just when Alyssa was thinking wildly, a female voice with an unpleasant look came from below her:
"I said you are an eyesore. You block my light."
It was the rose-haired female soldier who was reading a book.
The female soldier didn't even raise her head or look at Alyssa, and scolded Alyssa in a very aggressive tone.
After hearing what the female soldier said, Alyssa immediately apologized to the female soldier with an apologetic look:
"Sorry, sorry, I didn't mean to. I'll leave right away."
Although what the female soldier said just now was very irritating and sounded very irritating, Alyssa was not angry about it.
After all, it was her fault first. It was indeed very rude for her to stand next to others and watch them reading.
After hearing Alyssa's apology, the female soldier finally raised her head.
His pale golden eyes were filled with a hint of dissatisfaction.
Then, the female soldier raised her head and cast her dissatisfied eyes on Alyssa... No, to be precise, she saw Alyssa's golden knight sword hanging on her left waist.
Then, her pupils shrank suddenly.
The dissatisfaction in his eyes immediately dissipated like the ebbing tide.
"Yes, I'm sorry! Lord Knight!"
The female soldier suddenly threw away the book in her hand, stood up and saluted Alyssa.
"I was rude just now! Please forgive me!!"
"Ah, it's okay." Alyssa smiled and waved her hand, "You don't need to apologize to me. It was my fault just now, after all, I disturbed you from reading. You continue, I will leave first."
After saying that, Alyssa turned and left directly.
Then, before Alyssa took a few steps further, the voice of the rose-haired female soldier sounded behind her again:
"Please wait a moment! Lord Knight!"
"Huh?" Alyssa turned around and looked at the rose-haired female soldier behind her who called her, "What's wrong?"
"Lord Knight! Please help us!" The rose-haired female soldier asked Alyssa for help eagerly.
"Help you?"
Alyssa frowned slightly.
"Tell me in detail what happened. If I can help, I will try my best to help you."
Chapter completed!