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Chapter 311 Alien Female Attempts Seduction

Chapter 311 Alien Female Attempts Seduction

The two officers who came from headquarters have returned.

Before leaving, they asked Lu Shang to write several more analyses of the future battlefield situation and predictions of potential crises based on current news reports from the front lines.

Although the two officers now have more faith in Lu Shang than doubt, their doubts have not disappeared.

The two officers' belief was based on the background investigation of the fourth young master of the Fuwa family, combined with the conclusions drawn from a series of subsequent interviews. This intelligence data was collected by them personally, so their belief naturally outweighed their doubts.

However, further proof is needed to convince the high-ranking military officials at the General Headquarters.

The method to prove it is simple: have Lu Shang predict the future situation on the front lines again, just like in the previous email sent to the headquarters.

Moreover, this time the email was different in form. The two officers specifically requested that Lu Shang write it on a paper-like fiber membrane in front of them, and secretly record the whole process with equipment.

Lu Shang was naturally aware of the arrangements made by the two Prinkian soldiers through the medium creatures that were secretly lurking. The Prinkian civilization had long since revealed no secrets to the Babel Tower swarm.

Not only the Principe civilization, but all the interstellar civilizations that participated in interstellar wars had no secrets about the swarm.

Some of their civilizations hid themselves in a small universe, while others concealed themselves in a virtual world constructed primarily of microscopic machinery. However, these methods were utterly ineffective, as the medium beings easily followed the trail of their fleets and located the main bases of these civilizations.

This is why Lu Shang can predict the battlefield. Once all the variables are known, by simply combining these variables, one can predict the future to a certain extent.

A simple example is like a glass falling from a table. When you see the glass fall, your brain quickly realizes that a few seconds later, the glass will hit the ground and shatter.

However, at this moment, the glass was still in mid-air, had not yet touched the ground, and had not shattered into pieces.

Therefore, at this moment, you are actually predicting the future of the glass a few seconds later by collecting the information that "the glass fell off the table".

Of course, such predictions come with a stringent condition: the availability of variable information. The more variable information available, the more accurate the prediction.

For example, if you only see the glass fall off the table but don't notice someone nearby reaching out to catch it even faster, the glass will not break, contrary to your brain's prediction.

Therefore, this prediction method can only be used against opponents whose strength is far inferior to that of the bee colony. When the difference is not significant, or when the strength of the bee colony is far inferior to that of the opponent, the prediction effect will be ridiculously poor, and it is not as useful as freezing the cycle.

However, that's enough for now. Predicting the future movements of a series of interstellar civilizations, including the Pulinka civilization, is not a big problem for the swarm.

Lu Shang wrote the predicted results on the fiber membrane and thoughtfully drew a few rough simplified situation diagrams to facilitate the understanding of later readers.

Of course, Lu Shang was also careful not to write analyses that went beyond the scope of information he had obtained about the character "Fuwahu". In some places, he could use well-founded "guesses" or "suspicions" to get by, but in other places, he couldn't.

After some time, things unfolded exactly as Lu Shang had predicted.

Lu Shang obtained communications from the General Headquarters, and his original file, the email he had previously sent to the General Headquarters, and the two officers from the General Headquarters who visited the Academy—all of these matters were classified under confidentiality regulations.

Those Prinkians from military families seemed to have received some news, and they came over to get close to Lu Shang, both openly and secretly. Lu Shang, who was originally just an ordinary person in the academy, suddenly became the center of attention, just like a certain rat king who suddenly fell to his death.

Lu Shang was getting annoyed by the Plinka people in the academy trying to get close to him, but according to the General Command, they wanted Lu Shang to complete the military training in the academy first and improve his military skills.

This was considered necessary by the General Headquarters; otherwise, when new recruits joined the General Headquarters to discuss strategy, they would have to spend a long time explaining military terms to the other party.

In order to ensure the smooth progress of the plan, Lu Shang had no choice but to accept the arrangements of the headquarters and mostly stayed in the dormitory of the Academy. The closed door blocked many Prinkians who wanted to get close to him.

From then on, Fuwahu's existence gradually became mysterious within the Academy, since his files and many things related to him were classified and could only be accessed by personnel from the General Headquarters.

However, while the dormitory doors kept out most visitors, there were always some uninvited guests that couldn't be stopped, like right now.

"What are you doing here?"

Lu Shang stared expressionlessly at the large alien rat that had entered the dormitory and was now sitting casually on the sofa.

The visitor was the eldest daughter of the Nasu family, the same person mentioned by the Nasu clan chief and the Fuwa clan chief when they discussed the marriage.

Lu Shang originally did not intend to meet the other party, but the other party presented the token of the Fuwa clan chief. Not wanting his plans to be disrupted, Lu Shang let the other party in first.

"How cold. No matter what, I'm still your future wife." With that, Miss Nasu gave Lu Shang a flirtatious wink.

Seeing Lu Shang's unresponsive expression, Miss Na Su abruptly changed the subject, "Or is it that my fiancé has taken a fancy to some beauty and can't wait to get rid of me, this burden?"

beautiful?

I can't appreciate the beauty of alien rats!

Can you stop flirting? I'm not into that kind of thing!

Lu Shang thought to himself, "If it weren't for the fact that among all the aliens that make you lose sanity, the Pulinka people are at least somewhat pleasing to the eye, I wouldn't have chosen this civilization."

"Your joke isn't funny at all," Lu Shang said.

"I don't like beating around the bush. Is there something you need from this sudden call?"

As he spoke, Lu Shang took out his personal terminal, ignoring the presence of the eldest daughter of the Na Su family, and found a seat far away from her.

Ignoring them is the best way to get rid of them. Combining what Lu Shang just said, it means—if you don't have anything important to say, get out of here!

The eldest daughter of the Nasu family didn't seem to understand the meaning behind it. She moved slightly closer to where Lu Shang was sitting, flirtatiously tossed her hair, and said with some regret, "Actually, it's nothing much. It's just about my third sister. Although she has betrayed the family and her name has been removed from the family tree, she is still a legal relative. So the family sent me here to handle the formalities."

"Of course, these are all incidental. Anyone in the family can handle these procedures. I took on this task because I wanted to see my future genius husband."

As she spoke, she winked playfully at Lu Shang.

"..." Lu Shang pretended not to see.

(End of this chapter)

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