Shadows of the Deep Space-Chapter 136: Gentle Little Fairy (Second Update)

Of course, debating online was not what stunned Su Ming the most; it was the fact that Mia’s username was "Gentle Little Fairy."

That name is ridiculous, right?

Mia as a "Gentle Little Fairy" just doesn’t seem to fit at all.

But soon, Su Ming wasn’t concerned about this anymore as he became intrigued by the content of the debate in the post.

The title of the post was "Tri-School Championship: Strengths and Weaknesses."

The main content of the post involved someone comparing Imperial Court Academy with Sky Dome City·Bikong Special Grade Academy and Rain Capital Amonke Super College in various aspects.

It showcased photos of training facilities, sports arenas, dorm buildings, etc., and invited everyone to judge.

This attracted a lot of comments and was very lively.

Many people believed there was no need for comparison, Imperial Court Academy was definitely better, but some argued that Imperial Court Academy was outdated, its facilities were poor, especially the dorm buildings.

Mia couldn’t stand it any longer and left a comment to explain.

Gentle Little Fairy: Imperial Court Academy just allocates limited funds to where they’re most needed, so some basic facilities haven’t been renovated if they’re still usable.

Immediately below her comment, someone called "Realm of the Sky" retorted: Imperial Court Academy, short of funds? I think it’s more about corruption.

Gentle Little Fairy: You’re talking nonsense! When has Imperial Court Academy ever been corrupt in this aspect? All fund allocations are public, and it has nurtured so many talents for the Federation every year. It’s known to all as the cradle of dreams.

Realm of the Sky: Cradle of dreams? Breaking the sky doesn’t change that Imperial Court Academy isn’t that great, it’s just over-mythologized, might even be worse than our Sky Dome City·Bikong Special Grade Academy.

Umbrella-Holding Old Man: Exactly, our Rain Capital Amonke Super College isn’t inferior to Imperial Court Academy in any aspect, whether it’s facilities or qualifications.

Three-Year-Old Arrogant Kid: Actually, our Beika Jia’en Academy isn’t bad either. Although our campus isn’t as large as Imperial Court Academy, our recently trained students have all been outstanding.

Gentle Little Fairy: You guys really are spouting nonsense with your eyes open. Imperial Court Academy is a super-grade academy, not something you can compare to.

Realm of the Sky: Oh, speaking as if you’re the only super-grade academy!

Umbrella-Holding Old Man: Right, we are also a super-grade academy.

Gentle Little Fairy: Have you no shame? Your "super-grade" status is self-proclaimed by your city, never recognized by the Federation. Remember, Imperial Court Academy was established before the Federation itself and is the only one recognized by the Federation as a super-grade academy.

Realm of the Sky: Oh, so our super-grade is fake and yours is real? Haven’t seen your so-called real one being anything impressive, taking so much budget annually and it’s not clear where it goes.

Umbrella-Holding Old Man: Exactly, and your people don’t seem that great either! If we had that funding, we’d beat you in a minute.

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Mia, reading one sarcastic comment after another, exploded in frustration.

"Dammit, you think you’re so great? Have the guts to face me offline, see if I don’t smash your heads."

"Oh, scary, the Little Fairy is angry."

"Little Fairy has lost her cool, so fierce!"

"Little Fairy wants to deal with us in reality."

"Scary, Little Fairy! No, wait, instead of a Little Fairy, might be a 200-pound foot-scratching guy."

...

"Ah!"

Mia, frantically tapping on the virtual screen, kept typing out responses.

Su Ming watched as Mia grew furious, with an expression that grew ever more animated; she was being bullied online.

But these people truly knew how to irk someone, constantly using Mia’s username to mock her, calling her Little Fairy and provoking her to lose her cool was not surprising.

However, there was one thing that puzzled Su Ming: Imperial Court Academy being the only super-grade academy in the Federation was a fact acknowledged by all.

The blatant provocation by this group did not seem like a mere coincidence.

In fact, the reason such a thing happened is not without cause. Imperial Court Academy has admitted a considerable number of problematic students over the years, due to persistent issues with their city examination system.

This has resulted in graduates of uneven quality, causing the academy’s reputation to decline.

The most important point is that Imperial Court Academy has always disliked the styles of various wealthy families and conglomerates, consistently opposing them.

As a result, many wealthy families and conglomerates diverted their resources to Sky Dome City·Bikong Academy and Rain Capital·Amonke Super College.

Additionally, in recent years Sky Dome City and Rain Capital have developed well and provided substantial financial support, which enabled them to gradually improve their facilities and attract a large number of students, ultimately thriving.

However, even as these two academies became more remarkable, the Federation still did not recognize their status as super colleges.

This caused their dissatisfaction to grow, feeling suppressed by Starlight City through administrative power.

At this point, Mia could no longer hold back. She angrily stood up, turned around, and walked over to Rhein and the others who were training, and shouted furiously.

"Stop all training, dismount from your Mechas, and gather here!"

Rhein and the others, confused, stopped and climbed out of their cockpits.

Soon everyone had gathered around Instructor Mia.

"What’s wrong, teacher?"

Rhein and the others asked, puzzled.

Mia spoke, full of fury.

"Log on to the Star Cluster Forum, see these three jerks? Blast them with comments!"

"..."

For a moment, everyone was baffled.

"What’s the problem?"

Mia looked at the baffled crowd and asked.

"None!"

"Damn, they dare to mess with our teacher, log in now!"

"Right, let’s take them down."

Rhein and the others quickly snapped to.

Within moments, all fifty students in the class logged into the Star Cluster Forum and found the post, beginning to fiercely lambaste.

"The old man with the umbrella, such an apt name—is it almost time for your coffin? I think you don’t need an umbrella, just lie down in it." freёnovelkiss.com

"Who do you think you are? Go to the military department and see, how many are from our school out of ten? You must be crazy wanting to provoke us."

...

As Su Ming and others joined in, the three were harshly criticized to the point of devastation.

They were stunned and quickly called for reinforcements.

The entire post became even hotter, continuously escalating in popularity, which led to more and more onlookers entering to spectate.

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Starlight City·Federation Government Administrative Building·Dawn Hall 2.

The solid black circular conference table sits steadily in the center of the hall, surrounded by twenty mechanically carved chairs intricate with elaborate patterns.

At this moment, the projection devices on these mechanical chairs are activated, and figures dressed in robes emblazoned with stars gather around for a meeting.

Notably, the main seat is empty, meaning only nineteen people are present.