Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

Kazdel Military Academy, as the cradle for training outstanding generals of the Kazdel Army for the next hundred years, gathers the most outstanding military commanders, weapons engineers and war masters in the country.

The teaching staff included former members of the royal court, including scavengers, blood demons, banshees, liches, etc. They were not only rich in theoretical knowledge, but also in martial arts.

When encountering unruly students during class, they would often resort to direct violence. Teachers never worried about injuring or injuring their students, as those skilled in healing magic would be responsible for healing the students.

Nezrei, the former patriarch of the Scavenger King's Court, one of the oldest Sarkaz, and respected as the "God of War", serves as the principal of this academy.

Since the end of the war in Kazdel, Neczrei fulfilled his promise, stepped down from the position of clan leader, and concentrated on training outstanding military generals for Kazdel.

The gate to the military academy was constructed from the wreckage of two warships, weathered by wind and sun, covered in crimson rust. From a distance, it resembled the skeleton of a giant beast with some flesh and blood remaining, a true reflection of the traditional Sarkaz style.

The academy implemented a closed military management system. Apart from the admission of new students and the induction of teachers, there were basically no unfamiliar faces walking around the teaching buildings. Especially since the other party was a tall and strong Sarkaz with a terrifying aura.

After the Patriot returned to Kazdel, he learned the whereabouts of his mentor, Neczrei, from an old friend and visited him with a bouquet of flowers.

Inside a towering tree in the training ground, Nieczrei and Patriot stood side by side, their eyes fixed on the students who were undergoing physical training.

"You're back."

"Yes, teacher."

"I am very satisfied to see your growth." His scrutinizing eyes swept over the Patriot, and after a moment, Niezrei nodded with satisfaction.

"Well, I have experienced a lot in these years in Ursus. I have lost a lot, but also gained a lot." The deep and rich voice was filled with deep fatigue and vicissitudes.

Pure-blooded Wendigos are powerful, but they cannot stand up to the state apparatus and society as a whole. As the old lich Fremont said, Ursus is ultimately a foreign land to the Sarkaz.

"If you hadn't chosen to leave Kazdel back then, your achievements today would no less than Tracy's. It's really... a pity..."

Neczrei sighed, feeling regretful about the Patriot's decision to lead his people to leave Kazdel.

"Once you make your choice, you won't regret it. I've failed the people who followed me to Ursus. I failed to fulfill my promise to them."

Mentioning the few remaining Wendigos, a trace of sadness flashed in the Patriot's eyes. Too many pure-bloods had died on the battlefield, and the families of the casualties hadn't received the compensation they deserved, simply because they were Sarkaz.

The patriots were completely disappointed with the Ursus officials because they and their people had suffered too much unequal treatment.

"How long do you plan to stay this time?" Niezilei suddenly changed the subject and asked about the Patriot's next plans.

"The teacher knows I won't stay long." The patriot didn't expect that his thoughts, which he had never revealed to others,

"Hmph! You are my student. What is going on? You still want to hide it from me. Tell me." The mentor Niecilei raised his hand and patted the patriot's broad shoulders like a kind father.

"I joined a team of infected people, where I pursued my ideals."

"How does it compare to Her Highness Theresa's ideals?"

"Her Highness Theresa's ideals have been gradually realized with the help of Her Highness Roy. The team's ideals are just getting started, and they cannot do without me for the time being."

"...Go ahead. You are my student. Don't let me down. If you are tired, come back and rest for a while."

"Student understands, goodbye teacher."