The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 494 Dissatisfaction
Gubler is the one who had the conflict with the first-year students earlier.

Unlike Yago, who was obedient to Manolin's words, the other party's first reaction was to disagree.

Upon hearing that his grades were going to be canceled and he might face expulsion, he jumped up as if his tail had been stepped on, without waiting for Manolin's permission: "No way!"

Is this guy crazy? He's really going after the teacher.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. Captain Manolin's words were tantamount to expelling him from school, a death sentence. If he didn't speak up now, he probably wouldn't have another chance once he was taken to the principal's office.

"I refuse to accept this!" he shouted angrily, his eyes wide with rage, disregarding the usual dogma of obedience. After all, according to Manolin, he was probably about to be expelled from school, so he didn't care about saving face; the important thing was to defend himself.

"I have reported your case to the school. The Academic Affairs Office recently gave its preliminary approval to your punishment. If you have any objections, you can go to the principal in person to reiterate them."

Manolin even mentioned that she had already submitted the matter to the school and received approval, indicating that the die was cast... Even if he had any objections, he would have to wait to communicate with the principal again. No wonder the other party announced it so ruthlessly on the spot; it turned out they had already informed the principal.

Gubler suddenly felt an overwhelming sense of panic, but he still held onto hope, because he had one last trump card.

His family was certainly no match for the likes of Zhou Xiuwen and Clarence, nor could they compare to the Hillman family; they weren't even considered a prominent family in the area. However, he had a very successful uncle.

His uncle was diagnosed with A+ level talent as a teenager, later went to school in the Central Star Sector, and successfully joined the Legion after graduation, becoming a true soldier. He has now achieved the rank of captain, which is indeed a remarkable achievement for his age, and his Legion highly values ​​him.

Moreover, his uncle and his mother had relied on each other since childhood, and the two siblings had an extremely good relationship. Therefore, he treated Gubler like his own son.

Gubol was originally admitted through his uncle's military dependent quota. As a result, Gubol, who came from an ordinary background and was not particularly outstanding in terms of talent, was able to enter the third class of the combat individual department. It should be noted that the first three classes of any grade in the combat individual department are the elite classes, which only admit the most outstanding students.

In his eyes, his uncle, while not omnipotent, was not someone anyone could easily offend, and this matter might eventually turn around.

Logically, his immediate priority should have been to head to the school administration office to discuss the matter with the principal as soon as possible, to see if there was any room for negotiation. However, Captain Manolin's actions were too swift and too unquestionable, leaving Gubler stranded on the spot, unable to move.

Even if he manages to stay, he probably won't be able to survive at the school. After all, someone labeled as a traitor by a teacher who is also an officer will not only be difficult for his classmates to accept, but it may also affect his future chances of getting into a higher education institution.

Therefore, regardless of the circumstances, he has to make things clear.

Yes, Gubler still doesn't think he did anything wrong... What did he do wrong? The law of the jungle, survival of the fittest, has always been that principle. But I've never heard of the strong giving way to the weak, nor have I heard of someone winning a sparring match against a weaker person and then being expelled from school. What kind of logic is that?
Furthermore, Manolin and the others hadn't mentioned any such rules before the exam. If they had, he could simply hold back a bit, lest those fragile girls fall apart too easily and then blame him for not going easy on them…

It's illogical that he's being punished when no relevant rules were mentioned. He wouldn't accept it even if the school criticized him a thousand times over.

"You're still not convinced?" Ma Ruolin sneered, "As expected of your class teacher's good students, they're all just as arrogant. Hurting someone and causing mental disorder... wasn't that you? Disrupting the order of the exam room... wasn't that you? You were the one who initially instigated the second-year students to gang up on the first-year students, weren't you?"

Gu Bole was a student in Class 3, Grade 2. His homeroom teacher was Captain Liu Yang, a young sergeant who, despite not having participated in many battles, came from a distinguished family and thus became a captain at a young age. However, there was nothing wrong with his character; he was just extremely protective of his own and hated anyone interfering in their class affairs in any way, fearing that others would laugh at him.

Manolin and he had a very strained relationship. The two had been arguing frequently since entering Besca College.

Lin Qi and the others pretended not to hear, but they knew that these words would probably reach Liu Yang's ears soon, and then the two of them might start arguing again.

Gu Bole, who had been stubbornly refusing to admit it, suddenly seemed to realize something and a hint of guilt appeared on his face. However, he still stubbornly refused to admit it.

"That was an accident... Who knew that guy would be so fragile? Besides, I didn't do it on purpose. Mech combat is inherently risky. Even if a weak guy like him recovers, he'll still encounter similar problems in the future. Does that mean everyone who accidentally injured him in battle will have to pay compensation?"

"We practice sparring in the same way every day. If we get injured, we don't ask the other party to take responsibility or compensate us. It's perfectly normal," Gu Bole said with certainty.

"Yes, it's perfectly normal. You know, the students you practice with are all your peers, but you hurt a freshman who's just started learning mecha. He only recently started joint classes and hasn't even had any joint training yet. His condition is not good now. If the central hospital can't treat him, he'll have to be transferred to a medium-sized hospital on the planet. And it's all your fault."

“I don’t think any of your teachers have ever taught you to use the same methods you use to deal with enemies… to deal with your own classmates,” Lin Qi said in a deep voice.

"I do not……"

"Don't tell me you don't know. I don't need to remind you of the huge difference between a beginner and a second-year student who has received formal training. Your excuses can't fool others or yourself. I'll give you the same advice: since you made your choice, you should now bear the responsibility. This isn't something that a soldier should do, but a mindset that a person should have."

"No need to say anything more, you can go now. The principal and your parents are already waiting for you in the principal's office." Lin Xi said earnestly to the still stubborn boy with a resentful look on his face, and stopped trying to persuade him, because the other boy's expression had already told them everything.

(End of this chapter)