Doing a favor that costs nothing, King Bimon was under no pressure at all.
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In the Mountain Domain, Hudson was inspecting the student soldiers at the training ground. After several years of study and training, the first batch of students had finally reached graduation.
As a military academy with easy admission but strict graduation criteria, the number of students had dwindled from the many at the start to just over three thousand remaining.
Hudson was satisfied with this result. Quantity of soldiers is not as important as their quality.
The students who remained until the end were the elite, selected from among the many. They could easily assume the role of a junior officer in any army unit.
Among them, the best had already become Senior Knights, and a few were even on the verge of becoming Great Knights.
The academy's cultivation resources were one aspect, but talent was key. There was no helping it; the Continent of Aslante is a world that relies on natural talent.
