Interstellar: Conquering Crazy Commanders with Food

Chapter 71 Assessment
Early in the morning, Claire changed her clothes and waited downstairs for the bus. She planned to come back from the earth and then confess to Cassius that she went to the earth, so as to avoid the possibility of being intercepted by him halfway. She believed that The worst thing I can do is to be punished by him on the bed.

Yet things went awry.

She stood on the lawn full of expectations and waited for the car that was not sent by Cyril to pick her up, but a military vehicle from Cassius' military camp.

When Claire saw this military vehicle, her heart sank to the bottom of the valley.

"The commander asked me to pick you up, little female." The orc in military uniform opened the car door for her.

"Isn't there an assessment in the military camp today?" She was a little reluctant: "Can I call Cassius?"

"I'm afraid the commander doesn't have time right now, so you can follow me first."

Without any leeway, Claire frowned, "Then wait for me for 2 minutes."

She returned to the house and said urgently to Jones behind her, "Call Cyril, now."

As soon as the communicator was dialed out, the phone on the other side was picked up in seconds.

Cyril's beautiful face was full of helplessness, and he spoke first, "Cassius called and warned me that if I take you to Earth, he will blow up my diplomatic mansion. Why did you fall at a critical moment?" off the chain."

"I don't know. I didn't tell him about it in advance. I plan to talk about it when I come back." Claire frowned fiercely, and then heard Cyril say: "You'd better ask him, he seems to be in a bad mood." But it’s not very good, I probably found out about your going to Earth a long time ago.”

The communication was hung up, and she took a deep breath and let it out.

Martina next to her looked as expected, "I told you that the commander would definitely be angry if he knew."

At this moment, Jones suddenly said: "Not long ago, I had a minor operation. Commander Cassius modified my program, and my memory stick was read."

Claire looked back at him suddenly, "What?!"

She even forgot that this robot also has the function of recording and archiving!
"Last time you prohibited me from shooting to protect you, the commander modified my program." Jones's sharp steel face, a pair of electronic red eyes looked very innocent, "I am now your nanny robot Claire, except Your life is safe, everything else is out of my consideration, and it is no longer useful for you to implant instructions that violate your safety."

Claire didn't expect that Cassius would modify the robot because of her injury. The plan to go to the earth was completely ruined. She might have to bear the interrogation and punishment of Cassius. Her head drooped and her face was full of disappointment. get out of the house.

Martina worriedly said from behind: "I knew something was going to happen. After you go to the barracks, you must admit your mistake to the commander. Don't be self-willed, Claire."

"I know." Claire nodded depressedly, and took Jones to the car to the military camp.

The orc in front said with a smile: "There is a live broadcast in the barracks today. Everyone is on the training ground. Do you want to watch the commander's game?"

"I thought your whole barracks were being dragged to compete with Bud's army." Claire seemed uninterested.

"Of course not. We have reserve soldiers and regular soldiers. Those who follow the commander are regular soldiers." The orc replied.

"Where will they play?" Claire asked looking out the window.

"An unnamed star that has just been developed recently. If the battle is successful, we will have the latest batch of developed warships and weapons to use."

Claire fell silent, and she was taken all the way into the barracks. At this time, the barracks were empty, but the direction of the training ground was already overcrowded.

At a glance, there are densely packed orcs, even if they are only reserve soldiers, the number is terrifying.

As the only woman who came here, and the female of the commander, Claire received the highest standard of treatment. She and Jones sat on the first row of specially cleaned steps. The orcs found a soft cushion from nowhere. Let her be careful of her butt getting cold, and there is a small table next to it. If Clare read it correctly, the things on the plate seem to be shelled nuts, and there are quite a variety of them.

Compared with the young orcs who had nothing but serious faces behind them, she was a little flattered, and felt that it would be a little disrespectful for the game if she ate nuts by herself.

The original depressed mood about not being able to go to the earth has subsided a little bit. In such an environment and watching that admirable commander compete, it is difficult for her to think about anything other than hoping that he can win.

In the open space ahead was a huge raised live broadcast screen, and the Empire threw several referee balls to fully bring the two fleets into sight, so as to judge the final result.

A khaki planet appeared on the holographic screen, and a large number of meteorites were suspended in the surrounding orbit.

An orc explained: "The fleet dominated by Commander Bude is the defender, and Commander Cassius is the attacker. He needs to cross the meteorite stream and fully break through the defense of Commander Bude to win."

Just looking at those meteorites densely packed like an ocean, Claire felt that the difficulty was not easy.

The picture of the planet changed, and it was placed on a giant space carrier, which was full of carrier-based aircraft, surrounded by several battleships and frigates, and the team was huge.

In the command cabin, Cassius stood with his hands behind his back in a military posture, his face as delicate as a stone sculpture was calm, and his black eyes looked straight ahead, sharp as an eagle.

"Release two reconnaissance planes."

The two reconnaissance planes were ordered to set off, and the whole picture of the meteorite circle was gradually formed in front of Cassius.

For the first time, he learned about the outer environment of the planet, and it was worse than he expected.

In this assessment, Bude has an inherent advantage.

Even the orcs off the field think so.

Jones quickly analyzed the terrain, and said next to Claire: "The terrain puts Commander Bude at an absolute disadvantage. The selection of the unknown star this time is really strange."

Claire narrowed her eyes, "So it's not as fair as before?"

"Correct."

On the screen, the fleet belonging to Cassius moved quickly. Under his command, the fire support ships spread out in an umbrella shape to deal with the first wave of attacks head-on. The following teams were mainly killed by missile ships and others. The force within the controllable range will not harm its own team composition, and the frigate surrounds the mothership as the core protection at the end.

At the same time, several carrier-based aircraft and warships obeyed the instructions of Cassius and went to the bottom of the meteorite circle under the cover of the frigate to carry out scattered raids.

"It's started." An orc said with suppressed excitement.

Bude has an innate defensive advantage, and the group of meteorites is the best protection. When Cassius started to charge forward, he did not choose to take the lead, but waited patiently for Cassius to enter the encirclement distance.

(End of this chapter)