Time Travel: Age of Discovery

"Forget it." The other party suddenly showed impatience and put away the booklet in his hand. "Although this matter did not cause a huge wave, it is still prohibited by the world's politics. You must abide by your duties and do not Don't forget your identity as a navy." His words were still arrogant, and Teya sneered and said nothing.

He knew what was in his heart. He knew that this person was stubborn and unrepentant. What could he expect from him? "It's not that I don't respect you, but you should respect me as the best."

Hearing this, the other man sneered coldly: "We are an organization directly under the Celestial Dragons. You are just a rear admiral in the navy. If you act so presumptuously next time, be careful with your words and actions, and don't regret it."

As these words fell, Teya felt a playful thought in his heart. Celestial Dragons? I hate them to the core! What's the point of calling Zhili "world nobles"? They're just servants, how dare they be so arrogant?

Teya stood up, his rage simmering in him, and he would strike down anyone who dared to cross him, regardless of their status. "What do you think of the Navy? You're just an errand boy. Just stay within your proper place and don't interfere in other people's business."

Sora seemed to feel uncomfortable, but remained silent. He left it to Toya to handle the situation on his own, and he would support her no matter how she handled it. He understood that Toya had been pent up for a long time, and now was the time to vent. Even though they were CP0, Sora didn't mind. How could they be so bossy and bossy?

The other person stepped forward, obviously taller than Teya, and looked at him coldly: "What do you mean? Are you dissatisfied? If you have the ability, you can give it a try."

Seeing this, Teya couldn't help but laugh to himself. He clenched his fist, but then unclenched it. He became more and more unscrupulous, mocking Teya, saying that he was just a young general and was lucky to have such an encounter.

Snapped--

A crisp slapping sound was heard in the room.

CP0 was seen clutching his cheek, his mask still attached, standing there in shock. No one had expected Teya to actually strike, even if it was just a slap.

The other party reacted and roared, "How dare you... insult me!"

After saying this, he was about to throw a punch. However, just as Teya tried to block, a powerful aura suddenly surged towards him like a raging wave.

It was Sora's presence that froze CP0's movements. He turned back to stare at Sora, his expression unreadable. "This is the Admiral's office. How can you interfere in the Navy's internal affairs?"

Seeing Kong Xian like this for the first time, Teya suddenly felt that he could not compare to him. After Kong Xian finished speaking, he changed his tone to a gentle one: "I will take care of this matter and personally meet the Five Elders. I think you two will be satisfied."

The two CP0s exchanged glances, then nodded, glared at Teya fiercely, and left.

The two men left. Kong sighed softly and turned back to look at Teya. "Kid, why were you so impulsive just now? Oh, never mind. It was just a palm strike. No big deal."

Teya shrugged. Although he wanted to explain, he didn't need to say it explicitly. I think Kong already understood what he meant. How could one allow others to insult him so wantonly? This was too much.

"In this case, you will stay at the Naval Headquarters for the time being to avoid being harassed outside and to endure the peace for a while."

"As commanded."

Teya bowed and left. When he reached the door, he turned back to look at Kong and said, "Thank you, Marshal."

Some time after Thea left, Sora remained in his chair, lost in thought. "This kid..." he whispered with a smile, "He's truly lucky to be joining the navy."

But then a headache came, thinking that he would have to wrestle with those five old men again...

Over half a year had passed since CP0 questioned Teya, and Teya hadn't left the Naval Headquarters. This was partly to avoid suspicion from Sora, and partly because Teya hadn't been traveling much lately, concentrating on training in his old place, often assisting Zefa in teaching the new recruits at the Naval Academy.

However, Teya believed that simply teaching them tactics wasn't enough; they needed to be taught the ways of life, and so he told Zefa about this. Thus, Teya naturally became the new recruits' "mentor." Drawing on his own experiences, Teya offered encouraging words, often emphasizing the importance of never forgetting one's original aspirations.

Whether the new recruits understood or not was unknown, but they were quite obedient to Teya, earning her the title of "Child Leader." None of the others had Teya's friendliness, and although she could be strict at times, Teya preferred a gentler approach to teaching.

Teach students to be men first before they fight, something that Tsuru and Zephyr deeply admire. Perhaps this is what the Navy has long lacked. Inteya said, these young people carry the future of the ocean, the hope of the Navy. Proper education at this moment may help them avoid detours, and this is our responsibility.

In the playground, Kuzan sat next to Teya and laughed, "Haha, you sound like an old man." Then he faded his smile and said seriously, "However, refusing the order of the Five Elders is truly chilling."

"Is it that serious? It's just a position. Giving it up will free you." Teya glanced at Kuzan calmly while smoking a cigarette, then stepped out the cigarette butt with a smile, stood up and looked at the soldiers training.

"However, I never expected that after not going out to sea for half a year, there would be such an accident."

There was a hint of emotion in Teya's words, and Ku Zan nodded silently, quite agreeing. The biggest change in the Navy over the past six months has been the turmoil in its management.

First and foremost, Marshal Kong is appointed by the Five Elders to step down as Marshal and assume command of the entire Shizheng Army. While seemingly on the rise, he's practically under house arrest, and Teya understands the truth...