Mage Veigar

Chapter 214 Cheating
Eskar left.

The reason for leaving was, of course, because Vega directly rejected his proposal.

For Vega, eight years is too long. He does not have the time to waste. Wars keep breaking out and the huge sense of crisis makes him eager to gain status quickly.

Only by becoming a chess player can you guarantee your life. All those below the general are cannon fodder, this is not just a saying.

Therefore, he must rely on his own strength and strive to compete for the first place in the General Plan.

Once he accepted Eskar's proposal, it meant that he would lose the qualification to continue participating in the General Plan.

Because the 7th Army wants to recruit more talents, if a person who has already been selected continues to participate in the competition, wouldn’t it be suspected of being greedy and doing something that would disgust Eskar? I’m afraid that it won’t be so simple at that time.

But Vega refused, and the 8-year admission quota will probably fall to someone else.

If you think about this kind of thing a little, you will know that the position of general is not easy to get, and a chief of staff does not have the power to give as much as he wants. This time, apart from the obvious reward, there is probably only this one vacancy in secret.

Therefore, Veigar only has one way to go, and that is to get first place.

In Vega's view, life is a gamble. If you don't take a chance, how do you know how high you can fly?

at the same time.

After returning to his residence, Eskar crossed out the three words "Vega Kalini" on the first page of the memorandum. He felt very sorry that he failed to recruit Vega, and he also felt that Vega was a little ungrateful.

A ruler is longer and an inch is shorter.

However, the General Program selects truly all-round talents who are good at all aspects. If it weren't for Vega's amazing way of winning and his resume, he wouldn't even want to give up the guaranteed eight-year general spot, because Vega's combat foundation is really nothing outstanding.

Station selection, marching formation, defense line construction, conventional operations, tactical deployment...

This series of performances revealed that Vega's foundation was seriously weak. He was not even close to the level 3 students, and it was still unknown how good his command of naval and air battles was.

without any exaggeration.

Giving this quota to Vega without authorization is extremely risky. The pressure he is under is also enormous. If Vega's performance in future battles is mediocre, even he himself will be held responsible.

But Vega refused.

It was like a good intention being treated as a donkey's liver and lungs, even Eskar felt a little angry.

"After all, you are still too young, so it's better to suffer a loss."

Eskar muttered to himself, and finally wrote Vega's name on the second page of the memo. He planned to recruit Vega again after he was eliminated. Of course, the next time it would not be the position of general, and it would be good enough to give him a guaranteed senior officer position.

"When the Seventh Army arrives, we will still have to continue polishing."

Eskar thought about it and drew a circle behind Vega's name. This was a sign of inferior product, which meant that it needed careful training and polishing before it could be truly used in actual combat.

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Another half month passed in the blink of an eye.

At this time, there are less than 10 days left until the second phase of the city defense battle.

Vega was sitting in Tils' office at this time, having an interview with Tils. The content of the interview was naturally about the General Plan. After all, Vega was the only level 1 freshman who was promoted.

"Captain, the second phase of the General's Plan is about to begin. How are your preparations?" Tiers said encouragingly, "You don't have to worry about it. Compared to the third-level students, you have not accumulated enough experience. It is already very good that you can advance. Marching and fighting ultimately require a solid foundation. Conventional warfare accounts for 3%, and a unique miracle battle like yours is unlikely to happen once in ten thousand battles, so the important thing is to participate."

“Sir, I want to win,” Vega said solemnly.

Tiles was stunned at first, then laughed out loud: "Okay, okay, you are worthy of being my student. You have the same spirit as I did when I was young. I won't say any polite words. Fight well in the next battle and let me save face in front of those old guys."

As he spoke, he tapped the documents on the table.

He knocked about 5 times until he attracted Vega's attention, then he stood up and said, "I'm going to the cafeteria to get some fruit. You stay here and don't leave."

boom--

The office door was closed. Standing outside the door, Tiles grinned and muttered to himself, "Instigating your son to cheat? Don't think you're the only one with a big face, Kafyin. I'm the team leader of the Military Research Institute and the inspector responsible for reviewing the general's plan."

Humming a tune, Tiles walked towards the cafeteria.

Vega, who was in the office, carefully flipped through a stack of documents on the desk.

What are the implementation details of the General Plan City Defense War?
Vega swallowed his saliva. It would be foolish for him not to understand Tils's good intentions at this time. This was equivalent to revealing the content of the second phase of the general's plan in advance, giving him a greater chance of winning.

Check the fine print carefully.

Vega discovered that the so-called city defense battle was similar to the monster siege in the online game of his previous life. Each contestant will have a standard division of troops and a medium-sized city. The contestants will have to hold out for more than three days under the attack of a virtual army with 20 times the strength.

3 days is the passing line.

Those who fail to hold out for 3 days will be eliminated directly. Those who hold out for more than three days will be ranked. The longer they hold out, the higher their ranking will be. Ultimately, the top 50 will be qualified to advance to the next stage.

20 times the military strength?

Can you advance just by defending the city?
Seeing this, Vega suddenly revealed an extremely bright smile.

What is he good at? Urban combat!
In urban warfare, he was particularly good at city defense. Not to mention a medium-sized city like this, even a heavy city like Kareni was commanded with ease. Moreover, his enemy at that time was the elite force of the Kingdom Army.

What is the enemy this time?
They are just virtual soldiers who can only fight according to fixed combat methods.

Facing such an opponent, let alone 20 times the number of troops, even if it was 30 times the number, it would just be a moving target. At this moment, Vega was no longer thinking about how to defend the city, but how to wipe out the enemy in the shortest possible time.

Vega has realized it.

The second phase of the General Plan will be the best opportunity to improve your own evaluation.

So that afternoon, Vega entered the war zone and began to familiarize himself with all the medium-sized city maps, and made plans to annihilate the enemy in advance according to the maps.

He was already good at urban combat, and with the cheating in advance, it would be difficult for him to lose this battle even if he wanted to.

It was almost evening when I finished familiarizing myself with the map.

Vega returned to the dormitory in a happy mood and prepared to perfect every detail of the plan.

But as soon as he opened the door of the dormitory, he found an unopened letter on the desk.

(End of this chapter)