Crossing the stars, I live-streamed my cultivation in kindergarten

Chapter 268 Federal Five-Star General
After dinner, Jiang Yuxi and Frederick took the kids to enjoy the cool air on the spacious terrace.

Their original residence had been shattered into pieces by Jiang Youan's lightning strike, so Lin replaced their kindergarten with a better house in the most bustling central area.

In the afternoon, the group went to a hot pot restaurant for dinner and took the opportunity to check on the restaurant's operation without Garcia, Zhuxia, and Burr watching over it.

That's good. It seems the training for the Liu family members these past few days has been very effective; they are now able to run a shop step by step.

Gacio looked relieved: "That way, we don't have to worry about the hot pot restaurant closing down when we go home."

Zhu Xia looked reluctant: "My temporary hot pot restaurant manager experience card is expiring already? I haven't had enough yet!" He was still thinking about the meat on the customers' tables and in the kitchen.

Burr smiled and said, "That's great~" His voice was soft and cute, with no harm whatsoever.

Ever since I saw this violent little bunny's fists, even if he doesn't do anything, my eyes hurt, my teeth hurt, and my whole body aches.

No, the contrast is so stark I can't believe it's the same person!

Squad Leader Gacio is still as career-driven as ever.

(Covering the bear cub's mouth) Shut up! You've spoken your mind. The two class monitors and Teacher Xixi's expressions all turned sour. There's no saving you, bear cub. (Covering my face)

Jiang Yuxi gave Zhu Xia a meaningful look. She knew about Zhu Xia's behavior recently, but now was not the time to settle scores.

She'll show him later that not everyone can take what they want.

"Classmates, let's talk about what Principal Aye said today: 'Heroes don't ask about origins,'" Jiang Yuxi clapped her hands, attracting the attention of the little ones. "Let's welcome Principal Aye to tell us the story of how a member of the lower-class beast race rose to become a great hero!"

[What the heck? A lowly beastman? A comeback? A great hero?]

When I hear the word "comeback," the only person that comes to mind is that person.

Let me start with one word: Federation?

[The code matched. Let me add something: Star Beast?]

Looks like we're on the same page, five stars!

The answer is obvious!

We just don't know if Principal Aya's answer is the same as ours.

"More than six hundred years ago, there was a beastman cub who was born with a serious genetic disease, which manifested as what everyone calls a half-orc. The status of half-orcs, no, what status do half-orcs have..." Frederick's flamboyant voice took on a slightly somber tone.

[More than 600 years ago, the timeline matched up.]

[Genetic disease, half-human, half-animal, and the characteristics match up!]

[The person Principal Aya is talking about is the one whose name has been blocked by the Federation on the StarNet!]

Fortunately, we are citizens of the Empire and use the Empire's StarNet; otherwise, we wouldn't even be able to have a discussion.

"He didn't know who his biological biological parents were. He had lived with his adoptive parents since he could remember. Then one day, his adoptive parents sold him to animal traffickers..." Animal traffickers!
The little ones stared wide-eyed in surprise.

"He was sold to a mine by animal traffickers, and after many hardships and near-death experiences, he escaped with his companions." His name was given around that time. From childhood, he was called a "bastard," and after escaping, he named himself "Ye," a homophone for "wild" and "night."

Many orcs believed that he later changed his name to Frederick in order to cover up his dishonorable, impoverished, and bleak past.

Actually not.

He didn't dislike the name "A-Ye"; on the contrary, it was the first time he had been able to take control of himself.

Mu Zihua on the other end of the live stream: Yes, companions. He, Blake, and Aye were all companions who came out of the mine together.

Leo's expression clearly said: Sure enough, the animal traffickers would sell the cubs to the mines!

"The Federation back then was a little different from now. Joining the army was the best way out for this little beast." Even if it meant becoming cannon fodder. As long as he could survive, it was a way out.

join the army!

Hei Mo's face was flushed, and his little fists were clenched tightly.

[That person was probably a minor back then! It was only because the Federation at that time dared to send an underage beast cub to the front lines!]

[Principal Aye's words are so euphemistic, are you afraid of scaring Principal Xixi and the kids? What enlistment? It's clearly the Federation's higher-ups ordering the lower-ranking beastmen to feed the star beasts, so the star beasts won't want to attack.]

The Federation over 600 years ago was truly in chaos!

"In his ninth year of military service, he and his comrades finally accumulated enough merit points to enter the military academy they had always dreamed of. It was also in this year that he came into contact with the center of power, which he had never been in contact with before."

[Suddenly, I'm starting to wonder if Principal Aya is bad at storytelling. He made such a tragic and heroic tale sound so bland and uninteresting. If I hadn't idolized him and known his entire life story, I would have been completely fooled.]

From the bottom to accessing the center of federal power, from the mines to the best military academy.

Why not mention his exploits on the battlefield? Repelling the Star Beasts three times in a row? Venturing deep into the Zerg lair five times? Saving those good-for-nothing bastards from the Federation multiple times?

[They didn't even bother to introduce him; he had military merits when he entered military academy!]

[It was thanks to his military achievements that he wasn't killed by the descendants of those high-ranking federal officials.]

However, this military merit only guaranteed that he wouldn't die; it's said that he was injured every day during his time at military academy!

[So what if you have military merit? Everyone knows what the Federation was like over six hundred years ago. Orcs were considered lowly, without any rights. No orc race would treat them as human beings! They only saw them as conscious, obedient beasts! They could enslave them however they wanted!]

However, that person is stubborn; if he had given in, he wouldn't have needed to go into the treatment ward the next day.

"At the military academy, he made many friends and learned a great deal—from textbooks, from the classroom, from his teachers, friends, and classmates… Even as a half-orc, he never felt inferior to other orcs. He believed he could do better than any other orc." Frederick never doubted himself. And he proved them wrong; those who once looked down on him eventually knelt at his feet, begging for mercy or submitting.

[What Principal Aya said is different from what I know? I previously heard that he used his immense strength to beat up all the teachers and classmates who had bullied him in various assessments, over and over again? He beat them all into submission, so they never dared to bother him again?]

What kind of unofficial history did Principal Aya read?!