No Substitutes for the Bigshots' Dream Girl Anymore!-Chapter 1562: Conditions Relaxed

The king was deeply troubled by a few words from the queen, and his complexion darkened visibly.

At this moment, the queen spoke up, gracefully standing up and holding her regal poise, "Our empire has always been a land of talents. Since we had a God of War before, we can certainly select a new God of War now."

"New God of War?" the king frowned. "What do you mean?"

The queen smiled, "Does the king still remember from which academy Wayne Lane graduated?"

This was a simple question.

"Of course, the Mech Suit Academy." Ever since the position of commander was established, almost every commander had graduated from the Mech Suit Academy.

Wayne Lane was no exception.

Even Hannah, before Wayne Lane, was also a student at the Mech Suit Academy.

The queen nodded, "Exactly, it’s almost the graduation season for the Mech Suit Academy, and I believe the cadets are all prepared to serve the empire."

This matter was actually quite straightforward.

It was almost time for the Mech Suit Team’s selection competition; all they needed to do now was to move the schedule earlier and loosen the conditions a bit.

Previously, it was stipulated that only exemplary students who had successfully graduated from the Mech Suit Academy were eligible to participate in the Mech Suit Team’s selection competition.

But under the current special circumstances, the more mech pilots that could be sent to the frontier, the better.

The king also thought this was a good idea; however, he had one concern. "They are all still cadets; are they truly capable? What if..."

"What ’what if’?" The queen sat back down on her chair, her chin slightly uplifted, her aura assertive, "Didn’t you say before, this is called gaining experience."

Even the First Princess had gone to the frontier for experience, so what grounds did other ordinary cadets have to refuse?

After some thought, the king finally made a decision.

Any student at the Mech Suit Academy who had reached a peak value of 8,000 in simulated combat could participate in this selection competition for the Mech Suit Team; other remaining students could also go to the frontier for training.

That very night, this decree was sent to the Mech Suit Academy.

Although the instructors had not officially announced it yet, students in the dorm were already discussing it.

"8,000 peak value to participate? Usually, the requirements were always above 30,000, I remember one year it even went up to 50,000 points."

What an 8,000 peak value implies.

Any student with reasonable intelligence and decent talent, who diligently takes part in each simulation battle from the first three years of admission and achieves a win rate of 30%, could reach this score.

The setting of peak value thresholds in past Mech Suit Team selections was intended to directly exclude those who were just entering the academy.

But with this changed rule, it meant that everyone now had a chance to compete.

Samuel Hoffman was a student of the same year as Jay Brown; in the Mech Suit Academy, he was considered an older student with some seniority, his talent wasn’t high, and he usually had a laid-back attitude.

His family never really expected him to join any Mech Suit Team; just graduating from the Mech Suit Academy would be considered bringing glory to his ancestors.

Even so, his peak value in simulated combats was 20,000.

It is evident from this that a score of 8,000 is indeed very low.

For some new students or young students who haven’t been at the Mech Suit Academy for long, hearing about this reduced score requirement would definitely feel like a pie falling from the sky.

But to these older students, it seemed a bit problematic.

Now, it was already lights out time.