It’s not easy to be an interstellar chef

The trip to Exile Star during the holiday internship was as short and traceless as a dream. No one knew that Su Chaoliu went out quietly and came back.

After all, Su Chaoliu was not in charge of any important matters. The data she was responsible for watching generally would not cause any major problems, but it was just standardized management that required someone to be responsible.

Students who are suitable for this kind of holiday internship are most suitable to take up this position.

Everyone else's attention was basically focused on this mission, and basically no one cared about Su Chaoliu. In addition, she had been away for not long, so the substitute arranged by Yan Tieyi did not go wrong. After seamlessly connecting with Su Chaoliu, he followed Yan Tieyi away.

Of course, Su Chaoliu also guessed that the substitute's special ability was probably a disguise, so it could be concealed so perfectly.

Su Chaoliu also did not forget the homework Yan Tieyi assigned to her. She honestly wrote a long essay and sent it to him, but there was no news from her afterwards, and she didn't know whether he had read it or not.

As the mission was about to end and they were about to return to Yanhuang Star, Su Chaoliu finally knew the details of this mission.

Space wormholes appeared in the interstellar space.

Many things that bring convenience also come with a price. Although space wormholes can occur naturally, the number of space wormholes that appear has continued to increase with the development and utilization of space technology by humans.

Just like in the Blue Planet era, humans’ large-scale use of electricity and resources has led to global warming.

When a space wormhole appears, if you are lucky, nothing will happen. If you are unlucky, some things will be sucked in and then transmitted to the other end of the wormhole.

Su Chaoliu remembered that it was recorded in the textbooks that a space wormhole once appeared on the Yanhuang Star, which teleported a group of strange beasts over, causing a major accident and causing losses of tens of billions.

At that time, the Yanhuang Star still allowed the cultivation of plants.

Later investigation found that these strange beasts entered the space wormhole by following the smell of a certain plant.

After that incident, no plants were allowed to appear on Yanhuang Star.

However, the space wormhole in this mission was not that serious. Both ports appeared in the sea of ​​stars and transmitted some garbage to each other. After the space wormhole closed and the space stabilized, the mission was completed.

After the mission was completed, half a month passed and Su Chaoliu's holiday internship also came to an end.

When Su Chaoliu was going through the formalities for completing her internship, Yan Tieyi, who had disappeared from her sight for half a month, finally appeared: "Have you completed the formalities? Let's go. I'll take you there."

Su Chaoliu was stunned: "Why are you here? I can walk by myself."

Yan Tieyi looked at her leisurely: "Why, do you dislike me?"

Now that things have come to this, it is impossible not to let him send her off. Su Chaoliu sighed and said, "No, let's go."

It was obvious that he had something to say to her, so how could she refuse?
"Major General," Su Chaoliu sat down on the aircraft, reported the address, and asked directly, "What do you want to talk to me about?"

Yan Tieyi started the aircraft and asked, "What are your plans for next semester?"

Su Chaoliu thought about the schedule for each semester: "You know, after school starts, we will be busy recruiting new members for the Student Union, and then there will be the student competition."

This is the process every year.

Her answer was somewhat irrelevant, and that was not what Yan Tieyi was asking.

Yan Tieyi said to her, "I'm afraid I can't let you come for internship during the next holiday."

He deliberately waited until the end of the internship to tell her so as not to affect her mood for the internship.

He felt a little sorry when he said it.

But Su Chaoliu didn't have any special reaction. She simply nodded: "Okay, I understand."

Her overly calm reaction made Yan Tieyi raise an eyebrow unexpectedly: "That's it?"

Su Chaoliu explained: "I guessed it."

There is only one internship opportunity in Yan Tieyi's unit, and there is no way to apply externally. There is only internal referral, and after the internal referral, there is screening, and after the screening, there is competition.

Therefore, giving the internship opportunity to only one person is something that can only happen once or twice, but not three times. Otherwise, even if it is Yan Tieyi or Su Chaoliu, who have won this internship opportunity in a fair and honest manner, Yan Tieyi will still be questioned whether he is abusing his power for personal gain.

Su Chaoliu understood the ways of the world, so she was not too dissatisfied about not being able to come to Yan Tieyi's army for holiday internship in the future.

The major general has taken enough care of her, so one should not be too greedy.

"There is another reason," Yan Tieyi explained further for her, "At most, you have improved your basic abilities with me, but you don't have many opportunities for actual combat."

The mission of Yan Tieyi's troops is too dangerous. Even if Su Chaoliu came along, he would only be responsible for looking at the data and at most feeling the atmosphere of the mission. No one dared to let Su Chaoliu go on the mission, after all, they could not bear that responsibility.

Su Chaoliu nodded to show that he understood.

During these two holidays, she was pinned to the ground and beaten by Yan Tieyi's soldiers. Gradually, she went from being unable to fight back to not being at a disadvantage now, which is a definite improvement.

After one's basic personal strength is improved, it is necessary to practice actual combat so that one can integrate the improved strength.

Yan Tieyi asked: "So, have you decided where to go for your internship during the next semester's vacation?"

It seemed that Yan Tieyi wanted to arrange another place for her, so he asked her about her plans for the next semester. Su Chaoliu pondered for a while, raised his eyes and asked, "The major general once said that he would give me a chance to get in touch with fighter planes. Do you remember?"

"Of course I remember," Yan Tieyi nodded, "Have you decided?"

"Well," Su Chaoliu quickly sorted out his thoughts, "I have always focused on battlefield command, and I need to have some understanding of various weapons. Fighter jets are the most widely used weapons. Fighter jets are used to perform missions on land, sea, air, and space. This is the best entry point."

"As long as you have an idea, that's enough." Yan Tieyi did not comment on whether Su Chaoliu's idea was right or wrong. After all, he and Su Chaoliu grew up in different environments and thought in different directions.

There is another consideration behind Su Chaoliu's choice, which is to ensure a bottom line.

Most people don't dare to choose the combat command major because there are too many things to learn, and what if after graduation they join the army and the army does not give them command authority? Then what's the point of learning so much?

The Yan family did not have that concern, so whether it was Yan Tieyi or Yan Hanguang, and even Yan Wufeng who was not studying at the First Military Academy, they all chose battlefield command.

Because they don't have to worry about not having command power in the future, unless their performance in the army is really unsatisfactory.

That’s Zhuge Ningning. If she wants, she can also choose to command the battlefield.

Of course, Zhuge Ningning didn't want to.

To put it bluntly, if you have no money or power at home, it is best not to get involved in battlefield command. It would be better to choose a more practical direction.

Su Chaoliu has to strive for the upper limit, but also has to ensure her lower limit. She made this choice based on such considerations.

Yan Tieyi felt that there was no need for her to be so cautious and careful.

He can make up for the confidence that Su Chaoliu lacks.

But since Su Chaoliu didn't want it, he certainly wouldn't force it.

"I'll make arrangements for you," Yan Tieyi said, "wait for my news."

Su Chaoliu nodded: "Okay, then I'll trouble you, Major General."

There are still several months to go before the next holiday. If Yan Tieyi hasn't made arrangements for her, she will find a way on her own.

After finishing talking about this matter, Yan Tieyi brought up the next matter: "I have read the report you submitted earlier and have sent it to your email."

Su Chaoliu opened her computer, logged into her email, and found that Yan Tieyi had sent her several files.

In addition to the original report she submitted, there was also Yan Tieyi's feedback based on her report and some information.

Su Chaoliu flipped through it and raised his eyebrows: "These materials..."

These data include some battles on various planets in the past one or two years, and these data are not available on the market.

It’s not that these materials are secret, but to become teaching materials, a lot of procedures are required, and the review has to be reviewed several times.

But what Yan Tieyi sent her were some of his own notes and records, which were a bit messy but very valuable.

Su Chaoliu immediately immersed himself in studying.

It’s not that I intentionally put Yan Tieyi aside, but when I got a piece of information like this, it was hard not to read it immediately, and once I read it, I would be attracted by what Yan Tieyi wrote.

It was not until Yan Tieyi's aircraft stopped in front of the studio rented by Su Chaoqi that Su Chaoliu looked up: "We're here already? Then I'll get off."

Yan Tieyi waved his hand: "Let's go."

Su Chaoliu pushed open the car door and got out. After walking a few steps, he finally sighed heavily.

She turned around and met Yan Tieyi's gaze: "Major General, if you are not in a hurry to leave, come in and sit for a while."

Yan Tieyi quickly opened the car door and got out: "Sorry to bother you then."

His movements were so smooth that Su Chaoliu couldn't help but ask, "If I hadn't invited you, would you have taken the initiative to ask?"

As soon as she got off the car, she felt a pair of eyes falling on her, which was really hard for her to ignore.

Yan Tieyi glanced at her and said calmly, "Am I that kind of person?"

Who can say it well? Su Chaoliu pushed open the door of the studio and turned on the ventilation system: "No one has been here for more than a month, so please bear with it."

Anyway, he was an uninvited guest and had no right to choose the environment.

Yan Tieyi certainly wouldn't mind. It was just that the room hadn't been ventilated for more than a month. It could be solved by opening the doors and windows for ten minutes.

Yan Tieyi randomly pulled a chair by the dining table and sat down. He watched Su Chaoliu go straight into the kitchen, open the refrigerator and look for something, and then asked, "What are you looking for?"

Su Chaoliu sighed: "Since you've been invited to stay, of course I have to cook a meal for you, so I'm just looking for ingredients."

In the culture of Blue Star, entertaining guests means inviting them to eat. Even in the interstellar space, this culture is still preserved by Su Chaoliu. (End of this chapter)