Extraordinary Pedigree.

Chapter 813 [Death Guarantee: Iron Crown Agreement! ]

Earthly courtyard and building area.

Administrative office and military academy complex.

The magnificent building looks particularly magnificent in the dim light of the morning that simulates the real sun. The sunlight shines through the stained glass windows, casting colorful light and shadows, spreading a sacred and vibrant picture on the ground.

The architectural style of the entire area is obviously deeply influenced by the aesthetics of heaven, with magnificent Gothic architecture as the main body: pointed arches, flying buttresses and intricately carved patterns, giving people a sense of sacredness and solemnity.

The main building complex of the complex consists of two parts: the administrative office building and the military academy, which are connected by a long central corridor to form an orderly overall layout.

The dome of the long gallery is covered with intricate murals, and the emblem of the courtyard and the flag of the administration are hung on both sides of the walls.

The breeze blew gently and the curtains danced, adding a touch of movement to the entire area.

The main body of the administrative office building is made of obsidian and marble, with exquisite reliefs carved on the exterior walls.

The Military Academy is filled with another sense of power. Its architectural lines are more streamlined, and the carvings on the exterior walls are mainly battle scenes. The core of the academy is a huge circular tactical training ground, whose ground is made of special ether material that can reproduce various combat environments.

All these breathtaking architectural wonders were built by students using the [World Modulation Mode Deck] in just one week.

This ability, combined with the blueprints provided by Anderson Robotics Abnormal Capital and the powerful driving force of the modified value economy, has enabled the construction speed of the courtyard to reach an unimaginable level.

At this time, the projection of Admissions Director Hope Ahabat appeared on the cards around the students' waists.

Her purple hair and purple eyes were as bright as usual, and her voice was full of vitality:

"Hello everyone! It's me again, Hope Ahabat, your admissions director and counselor!
I have seen your performance these days, it is great!"

She blinked slightly, her tone as brisk as ever:
"Now, each of you has received this special contract guarantee, which is a vital document!
It is not only a choice, but also a commitment, a key step in whether you are willing to become a 'Son of the Yard'. "

Araz Trincas, a scribe with the ability of automatic scribe, stood in the crowd, looking down at the projected contract emerging in his hand.

The contract is presented in the form of transparent light and shadow, and the text is composed of beautiful etheric flow, emitting a faint warm glow.

The curly-haired young man's fingertips lightly touched the surface of the contract, feeling a faint warmth, and the complex emotions in his heart were unable to be expressed in words for a moment.

Elsewhere in the school district, Political Commissar Joseph Swift frowned as he looked at the contract, a probing look in his eyes.

The other commissar, Tukhachevsky, seemed particularly calm, his eyes moving back and forth between the contract and the sky, projecting the eye-catching title above.

——[Midgard & Kimberg-Leitz Insurance Service Contract (also known as: Iron Crown Agreement)]——

This Agreement is a collection of insurance contracts between Celestial Courtyard of Earthly Destinations ('Celestial Courtyard', or the 'Insured') and Kinberg-Leitz Insurance Group Limited ('Kinberg-Leitz', or the 'Provider').

As a member of the Yard, you will be covered by the insurance of Kinberg-Leitz.

If you wish to be self-selective, you can still choose to be completely exempt from all of these coverages and seek other private insurance plans.

But note that the coverage provided by Kinberg-Leitz is available promptly around the world and includes a wide range of experimental medical procedures.

By accepting the admission of Heavenly Courtyard, you confirm that you have read and understood all the following information within your authority level.
Basic policy:

□Anthropomorphic Medical Insurance (E1 to E3-required)
Covers basic medical care for humanoid anomalies in the courtyard, but does not cover expenses caused by malicious escape or deliberate self-harm.

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□Key Person Insurance (E16-optional)
Provide compensation protection for important personnel of the Kingdom of Heaven, including scientific researchers, senior managers and special agents.

Compensation covers accidental death, severe disability and maternal disability.

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□Abnormal disaster insurance (G50-optional)
Compensation for special events caused by abnormal accidents or natural disasters resulting in infrastructure damage. The amount of compensation is determined according to the site level and strategic importance.

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□Compensation for abnormal terrorist activities (E31 to E50-optional)
Provide compensation for damage caused by hostile actions of anomalous organizations such as Chaos, the Broken Church, and the Maxwell Religion.

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Advanced Terms
□Meme and cognitive disaster exemption (E124-required)
Compensation for Memu-related incidents is only available if the Heavenly Kingdom complies with the Memu Hazard Management Process.

Special Items (J-0001-Linked Options):
[Soul Returns to the Iron Crown (Jointly initiated by Hugh Abraham and our company)]

Project: Inside the Iron Crown is a place of soul glory built specifically for the survival of civilization. Only the souls of warriors who have performed bravely and sacrificed in battle (meeting the project entry conditions) can enter.

The souls of the heroes will enjoy a feast of glory in the Land of Glory and prepare for the battle for the survival of civilization.

Applicable objects: Children of the Courtyard, and similar anomalies with soul transformation or reconstruction properties.

Policy Description: This policy covers compensation for the following events caused directly or indirectly:

If the object or phenomenon causes the soul of a Celestial being to be transferred to an unknown realm (such as Chaos or similar), this clause is responsible for bringing it back to the Iron Crown.

Interference with claims of supernatural entities: In cases where anomalous phenomena trigger a "forced collection" or "judgment" of souls, Kinberg-Leitz will assist in mediating conflicts or negotiations with supernatural entities.

Soul Retention and Area Contamination: If a soul is "left behind" or psychic contamination occurs due to anomalous behavior, this clause covers the costs of removal and containment.

Soul Transfer Equipment Damage: Provide 100% compensation for damage to Celestial equipment (such as soul observation instruments, transfer devices) caused directly or indirectly by anomalous objects.

[PS: For the courtyard, transcend death! ]

Special Supplement I: Annual floating payment.

For the following contracts, representatives of both Kinberg-Leitz and Heavenly Kingdom will meet on a date to be determined in accordance with Article 109 of the Iron Crown Agreement to discuss a reasonable price for full insurance.

Both parties have the ability to predict future events.

The Heavenly Negotiating Team will try to buy the most insurance at the lowest price.

If the price proposed by Kinberg-Leitz is more than 100% higher than the final price estimated by Heavenly Kingdom, or more than 50% lower than Heavenly Kingdom's estimate, such price will be accepted without negotiation.

Appendix L3-1: Heavenly Kingdom White Paper on the Summary of the Kimberg-Leitz Insurance Group
The full contents of this book can be found in Eden’s internal white paper pedigree archive.

*For internal distribution only*
Excerpt summary:
Kimberg-Leitz Insurance Group is the only contemporary provider of abnormal insurance.

Conventional insurers receive cash inflows from stable, low-value claims and cash outflows from unpredictable, infrequent, high-value claims.

However, the payment transactions between Heaven and Kinberg-Leitz under various insurance policies indicate that Kinberg-Leitz's cash flow must have been a net negative, and considering the historical payments to Heaven, Kinberg-Leitz should have gone bankrupt in 1299.

In the relevant records, we made the best estimate of Kimberg-Leitz's cash flow based on historical premium payments and policy claims, and extrapolated it to all customers.

We find that the net worth of Kinberg-Leitz is unlikely to be explained by fraud, but can be explained by the non-monetary value of heterogeneous premium payments such as relics and biomass raw materials. We infer that Kinberg-Leitz used some mechanism to convert esoteric value into monetary value.

However, it is certain that as long as we can provide insurance premiums that meet the requirements of Kimberg-Leitz, they will provide us (humans) with corresponding insurance policies, even if the content is very outrageous and the conditions for payment are also very outrageous, they are still willing to list the insurance policies - including wartime assistance in the decisive battle with the stars (the conditions for payment are also shocking.)
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The 300 courtyard students present were all shocked when they saw this almost dreamlike yet terrifying insurance policy.

This contract, known as the "Iron Crown Agreement", is not only detailed and complex, but also includes various clauses ranging from basic medical care to abnormal soul insurance.

The number of items listed in the agreement was staggering, covering not only medical care and compensation, but also protection in other extraordinary areas such as Mi Mu disasters and soul damage. The advanced clauses made some students feel an indescribable awe and... uneasiness.

Furthermore, although not all items in the agreement must be selected, the basic items have been listed as mandatory.

For other optional items, students found that their cards already had a checklist of options recommended for their future divisions of labor and careers.

This is the "recommendation package" compiled by the admissions director and counselor.

It clearly guides them on how to make their choice.

Students just need to confirm, check, and sign their names on the agreement.

The projection of hope appeared in the center of the card. The face that was always full of energy was more serious than ever before.

Her tiny figure was magnified, and a voice came from everyone's card:

"Choosing to accept means choosing to belong to the courtyard; choosing to refuse means you will leave here and return to Terra."

She paused, glanced at the students who were looking at her, and continued:

“Also, please understand that after checking the box, you will be officially incorporated into the courtyard system and participate in the latest Ivy League battle.

More importantly - the courtyard will continue to dive and explore the unknown world below depth 5.

There are huge fluctuations and differences between the time in the deep world and the time in this world. It is possible that you may experience three to four years in the deep world, while only a few months may have passed in this world. "

Hope's tone became more serious, and his voice rose slightly, carrying a solemn warning:

“You also need to know that the Ivy League War is no joke, the dangers on the battlefield are real, and some of you may die in it.

So please think carefully - now the choice is yours, and you have a day to think it over."

As she finished her last sentence, the light on the card flickered slightly, prompting the students to check the items.

As the voices of hope faded, a silence fell over the district.

The students' reactions varied.

Some students clutched their cards tightly with complicated expressions, apparently struggling to weigh the temptations and risks of this agreement;

Some students discussed quietly, trying to find resonance from others' reactions;
Some students simply choose to close their eyes, immerse themselves completely in thinking, and play a game with their inner rationality and beliefs.

However, not everyone is hesitant.

Sitting on one side near the front row, curly-haired young man Araz Trincas looked down at the card, his eyes quickly scanning the recommended check items.

There was no hesitation on his face, and the pen in his hand slid smoothly across the contract, putting clear check marks on each recommended item.

There was no sign of hesitation on his face, instead there was a calm focus.

After completing the checkbox, he wrote his name without hesitation in the signature space of the Iron Crown Agreement. Finally, he pressed his palm on the blank space of the contract. A subtle light flashed, and his spiritual imprint was embedded in the contract along with the halo.

The two political commissar representatives not far away - Joseph Swift and Tukhachevsky - were equally decisive.

Without even glancing at the items on the card, they simply checked the recommended list, signed, and then placed their palms on the contract to complete the spiritual imprint.

Joseph's movements were quick and decisive, with even a faint smile on the corner of his mouth, as if he had already made up his mind about all this.

Tukhachevsky maintained his serious face, with a complex determination in his eyes. He never regretted his decision.

Interestingly, the nine students who were expected to be recruited personally, including Araz, Joseph, and Tukhachevsky, all chose to sign and complete the contract at the same moment.

They were the nine who initially completed the contract—the Sons of the Courtyard.

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As the simulated night slowly fell, the projected moonlight in the courtyard sprinkled on the ground, reflecting the brilliant building built by the students. The towering pointed arches and flying buttresses looked even more mysterious under the soft light, while the mottled light and shadow reflected by the stained glass windows embellished every corner of the courtyard, adding a sacred and peaceful atmosphere to the area.

At this moment, in the principal's office in the courtyard, the atmosphere was completely different.

Xia Xiu was half lying on his office chair, his hands crossed behind his head, and he was so relaxed that he almost looked like he was "basking in the moonlight."

There was an unconcealable smile on his lips and his eyes flashed with satisfaction and brilliance.

On his desk, Hope with purple hair and purple eyes sat at the corner in the form of a mini projection.

The normally lively and active admissions director seemed exceptionally quiet at this moment. Her legs were dangling in the air and swaying gently. She hugged her knees with her hands, and stared at the contract statistics interface on the desktop with her purple pupils. There was a sense of ease and warmth in her eyes.

“Everyone chose to stay~”

Hope's voice was soft, but it couldn't hide her excitement.

The corners of her eyes seemed to be slightly moist due to emotional fluctuations, and her little face was full of a satisfied smile.

Hearing this, Xia Xiu smiled and sat up straight, saying jokingly:
"I've told you several times, don't look like you're about to cry. There's not much work to do right now..."

“Where is there not enough!!!”

Hope is angry!

Xia Xiu leaned back in his chair and chose to change the subject. His eyes swept over the completed list on the table, with a hint of relief in his tone.

"They are all good talents, the future pillars of Terra."

Hope got furious at the Golden Retriever's abrupt change of subject and wanted to add something to the Golden Retriever's face, but he had no choice but to retreat because of the Golden Retriever's finger-tapping gesture on his forehead.

The admissions director's resistance to the principal's "evil behavior" failed again.

Moreover, with the official arrival of Sons of the Courtyard, she, as the admissions director, may need to take on a few more duties on campus.

As long as you join the big family of Heaven, you are all office workers and have a bright future.

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The above entry was modified from ■■■Document 6987