Chapter 194 - Rank (1/2)

”Here it is!”

After receiving all the equipment from the military supply department, he brought Zero with him to the barracks. The dorm was on the west side of the training ground, a five-story concrete structure. Each unit of the new recruit's dormitory was large enough to accommodate four people, but instead of separating men and women, the barracks were a mixed type of accommodation. Therefore, there was no shortage of gang fights over harassment during the recruits' period.

However, since they were soldiers who'd been trained for the same period of time, their strength was very close. Therefore, when it comes to gang fights, men do not have an absolute advantage. In this era of upheaval, women also had strengths and abilities that were not inferior to those of men. Barracks, therefore, do not intend to change this form of residence, but instead view it as crisis management training and continue to be used today.

On the way to the barracks, he gave a brief account of the class system of the Asgard army.

The ranks of Asgard's army were, from top to bottom, warriors, warriors, saints, truths, and gods, and each class was further divided into three levels. These ranks correspond to the Dark Council's private soldiers, sergeants, lieutenants, military officers and generals. Advancing to the rank was also related to the merit points. The more merit points one accumulated, the higher the rank one could reach.

However, merit points were consumed. For example, if a warrior had accumulated merit points to become a true speaker, even if he didn't exchange them for anything, he would at least exchange them for the food he needed for his daily life. After deducting the amount of contribution points spent, the only amount left for him to advance was only enough for him to become a rank 3 Saint Master. But in reality, if a warrior wanted to accumulate that much merit points, he or she would have to participate in many War and Military missions. In this case, it was impossible to not consume resources. Even if the merit points obtained from the war and missions were taken into account, the amount of resources needed to be increased would still be reduced.

Through this method, Asgard was able to maintain a balance of the system, preventing the low-level members from increasing too quickly. At the same time, they were also able to see the hope of advancing.

In Asgard's military command system, it was divided into five legions. They were ”Spear of Victory”, led by Valkyrie, the goddess of war; ”Golden Axe” of Tyre, the god of light; ”Shield of Dawn” of Badr, the god of light; ”Black Tip” of Loki, the god of shadows; and ”Hammer of Destruction” of Saul, the god of thunder. Amongst them, the Hammer of Destruction is the one with the fewest number of members. However, the average level of its members is at the level of a warrior's army, but it is the most elite force in the Hall of Heroic Spirits.

As a result, Hammer of Destruction had around a hundred recruits in each episode, but less than half of them were able to graduate. However, those who could successfully graduate from the new army camp were already at the ranks of the brave warriors.

”The requirements of each legion for the internal members are relatively loose. During non-war periods, members above the warrior rank can freely move about.” ”They can use merit points to recruit slaves and warriors from the military. They can explore the uninhabited areas to establish a stronghold or supply line, or they can accept missions issued by the military department to get more merit points. Of course, this phenomenon is common in the Hammer of Destruction. The other legions are more samurai, and even during non-war times they are required to carry out a great deal of military training with the janissaries. ”

Through the smokescreen, Zero could see the room where he would be for some time. The room was about a hundred square meters. It was divided into four rooms, a public bathroom, a bathroom, and a small living room. In terms of area, the density of the dorms was still very high. However, the dorm windows were brightly lit, far better than the residences of those cities in the wilderness.