The Path to Sainthood from Fairy Tail

"This is actually useless. I'm not sure whether I can graduate..." Li Xuan said helplessly.

The clone pressed on, "When are you going to release me? I feel like I can't hold on any longer."

Li Xuan: "Um... this is a tricky question. I have something else to do right now, so I'll hang up first."

After saying that, Li Xuan took the initiative to cut off contact with his clone.

The effect of the conscription order prop has begun to take effect, and Li Xuan's first impression in the eyes of others has changed.

In terms of cognition, the first thing that comes to mind is that Li Xuan is an ordinary soldier, and one hardly even cares about his identity.

In this way, Li Xuan's actions will be more convenient.

He went directly to report to the army stationed outside the city.

The person in charge of registering the new recruits is a pretty girl. She maintains a warm smile and greets every soldier who reports with kindness.

After the person in front registered his information, the girl took out a set of equipment, which included a set of standard combat uniforms, a nameplate and a standard rifle.

These three items are all the benefits for these cannon fodders. If they need equipment later, they can either spend money or exchange them for military merits.

"Hello, this is your combat gear and nameplate. You will be assigned to the recruit camp for a week of training. Good luck!"

The man walked away with the equipment, and the next person was Li Xuan's turn.

The girl gave the same smile and handed the tablet to Li Xuan, adding:

"Submit your information above. All the information must be filled in. If you don't have any, just fill in none. If you have any questions, you can ask me..."

The tablet displayed a form on which Li Xuan needed to fill in his personal information.

There is not much specific content. Apart from the basic name, gender, place of origin and address, what needs to be paid attention to is the realm and extraordinary occupation.

Li Xuan, who had experienced the Lower Town area, knew very well that he had to be careful when filling in his occupation.

First of all, martial artists must be ruled out. This profession has almost no other role except charging into battle. It is clearly cannon fodder among cannon fodder.

After thinking for a while, Li Xuan filled in mechanic as his occupation.

To be cautious, Li Xuan wrote the fifth level in terms of realm.

Although this level is not outstanding, it is still useful. If it is in some poorer troops, it may have a chance to shine.

"I'm ready."

The girl took the form that Li Xuan had just filled out, and was stunned when she saw the realm information on it.

She looked at Li Xuan puzzledly and asked, "Have you made a breakthrough recently?"

Li Xuan nodded: "Yes, it was a lucky breakthrough."

It seemed that there was something wrong with Li Xuan's realm. The girl did not give the equipment to Li Xuan directly, but said: "Wait a moment, I need to report this matter to my superiors."

As she spoke, she took out her communicator and started contacting higher-ups.

Li Xuan had anticipated this situation. After all, it was just a recruitment of cannon fodder soldiers. The sudden appearance of a fifth-level transcendent, who was also the rarest mechanic, would definitely attract attention.

"Yes...ok...I understand."

After some discussion, the girl handed the equipment to Li Xuan and added, "Although your realm is very high and your profession is very useful, according to the procedures, you will also be assigned to the recruit camp for a week of training."

Li Xuan nodded: "I understand, thank you."

Then he left and walked towards the recruit barracks.

"Next!"

After leaving, Li Xuan came to the assigned tent, which was the residence of these new recruits.

One has to admit that they really saved as much as possible when it came to cannon fodder.

But it is actually not difficult to understand that the army that Li Xuan joined was just an ordinary team on an ordinary planet, and the emergence of their recruit camp was to cope with the above tasks.

If they weren't pulled up to participate in the battle, they might not even have guns.

The week-long training ended quickly. Although the entire process was rigorous and in line with training standards, it was too short and its greatest effect was only to train the obedience of these new recruits so that they could follow orders in combat.

A week later, the new recruits in the barracks gathered together. After a week of training, they had learned to obey orders and their eyes were filled with fighting spirit.

Li Xuan mixed in with them and just felt a little bored.

He secretly sighed in his heart: "When can we set off? I can't wait to die."

Five minutes later, the chief instructor of the recruit camp slowly came onto the stage and began his speech.

This chief instructor is not very capable, but he has a bad temper.

During the training process, if someone made a mistake, he would kick him without hesitation, and then use that person as a negative example. He would use all kinds of abusive language one after another, and he did not treat the recruits as human beings at all.

Of course, this method is the most convenient and quickest way to suppress the self-esteem of recruits and trample these things to the ground.

It also facilitates subsequent training.

The chief instructor spoke slowly, "After a week of training, I have a lot to say. But the most important thing I want to say is that your class is truly the worst I've ever taught!"

"If it were normal time, I would be confident that I could train you into qualified soldiers. But now you only have this week, and even I can't save you."

"Next, you will be sent to the battlefield, where you will face real enemies. They are brutal, without sympathy, and will kill people without mercy."

"So, finally, I wish you all come back alive and get on board!"

At the command of the chief instructor, the entire camp of new recruits set off and boarded the ship to head to the battlefield.

From the information he had learned, they needed to go to the nearest transit station and then teleport to the battlefield through the star gate there.

As for why there is this extra step, it's very simple. The local government of that planet does not have a star gate, so you need to go to a place with a star gate first.

Li Xuan came to the dormitory and lay on the bed with a helpless sigh: "Ah, people from our small place are just not welcome. Even using the Star Gate requires running so far."

This is a dormitory for six people, and Li Xuan's complaints were heard by the other five people.

Someone echoed: "Yes, and we're going to the battlefield after only a week of training. Isn't this just asking us to die?"

"It's good enough to give you a chance to die. If you come back alive, you will be promoted and rich. Others want this opportunity but can't even get it!" Another recruit retorted directly.

"You're quite optimistic. Getting promoted and making money is harder than surviving a battlefield. It's us recruits who died. Where did all those promotions come from?"

"You don't even have the luxury of getting promoted or getting rich, yet you're still waiting to go to the battlefield? You might as well just hang yourself here!"

"What? You still want to be admitted to graduate school? We're all just soldiers, but you think you're the star!"