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... ommander and Deputy Officer Pei walking towards her with long strides.

Mai Hunter respectfully took a step back.

Yan Qianyi nodded, "That’s fine."

Since it was the Commander’s wish for her to compete, even if she didn’t want to wear herself out, she would not refuse.

After all, she had joined the Federation Military Academy for him.

She aspired to become someone like him, who could protect the nation, and even more, she hoped to gain his recognition.

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