Li Hao knew they probably wouldn't believe him, so he spread his hands. "This isn't a test. It's real. I don't need anyone to follow me. My goal is to get out of Blee sooner rather than later."

The Holy Anthem warriors drew their swords and pointed them to the sky. Being able to enter the Judgment Holy Anthem was a matter of honor for every Holy Anthem warrior. At the same time, everyone present also had the mark of the Judgment Holy Anthem branded on their Holy Anthem resume. In the future, these people would play an increasingly important role in the Star River Alliance system.

Old Li wasn't interested in this brainwashing. He was more practical. He looked at his Holy Anthem information. He was now at 5,000 Holy Anthem points. In a normal Holy Anthem, there was a preparatory stage, but the Judgment Anthem didn't have that problem. Damn advanced civilization. Romero had said that accumulating merit points was incredibly difficult. Son of a b****, he'd enrolled, attended a ceremony, and officially became a Holy Anthem warrior, and he already had five thousand points. Would he become a sergeant after participating once more?

Everyone was a little excited, including Kuta. Although he was short, he had high ambitions. It was a pity that he didn't get to see Princess Hermia. Only Princess Hermia in this world was worthy of his beauty and handsomeness.

Gaia and the others were also a little regretful. Young, handsome, with a deep background – as an ambitious man, who didn't have some lofty aspirations?

The warriors were dismissed. Next was the start of the study and training plan. All training was optional and could be selected via Star Network. Different races had different talents and abilities, so their choices varied greatly. Of course, since they already possessed a high level of skill, they could also take on Judgment Holy Anthem missions. These were S-level missions, with high levels, many types, and especially generous rewards.

"What a pity, the Princess didn't come." Gaia was also very disappointed. "I've always heard that Hermia is the most beautiful woman in the Empire. It's a shame I didn't get to see her with my own eyes, but there will definitely be a chance."

First come, first served. Since they were here, there would always be opportunities. This was competition.

"Yeah, it's such a shame, the Princess didn't get to see the handsome me." Kuta also looked regretful. "Li Hao, let me tell you, Princess Hermia's charm can refresh your perception of beauty, she's like a work of art."

Li Hao was speechless. "I'm here to learn advanced technology and culture."

"Huan Chang, putting aside everything else, at least you have self-awareness." Kuta happily said, not knowing what he was so pleased about, as if he was any better.

Dasha had already floated over from the crowd. Hearing this, she wanted to teach these two ignorant fellows a lesson, but Li Hao stopped her with a firm look. A too-protective Netherling was also a problem, hindering his normal social interactions and easily leading to social awkwardness.

After the ceremony, everyone except Li Hao had their own alliances to attend. These were organizations formed spontaneously by warriors from the same civilization. Whether it was Dasha, Gaia, Kuta, or Gasmi, they all had them.

Dasha, Gaia, and Gasmi left first. Kuta deliberately dawdled until the end, chatting with Li Hao to find out if Earth had anything fun.

"Li Hao, you should learn more about the characteristics of each civilization!" Kuta hesitated. "You're a good guy. Since it's your first time away from home, remember to be careful of sweet words and beauty. There's no such thing as unprovoked love in this world."

As he spoke, he patted Li Hao's waist, his words carrying profound meaning.

Li Hao was a little confused. What did he mean?

Seeing that Li Hao looked like a hopeless case, Kuta's pointed ears twitched a few times to make sure no one was eavesdropping. "Netherlings can absorb souls. Netherling Sergeant Chang, haven't you thought about how they do it?"

After saying that, he quickly ran off. Li Hao was stunned for a moment before finally reacting. It seemed he was worried that he would be drained dry by Dasha, a level 38 sergeant... Who would have thought that the most venomous-tongued Kuta was actually a good person.

Because of Dasha, Li Hao spent a good while searching on Star Network to learn about Netherlings. The Nether race did have this cultural characteristic, a blood-sucking recognition ritual, but it was relatively ancient.

With no social life, Li Hao returned to his residence and could quietly choose his courses. The Holy Anthem courses were truly exceptional, ranging from history, technology, and literature... Yes, literature. Were they trying to engage in cultural invasion?

Of course, the main focus was still the use of Zhou energy. The Celestial Race's understanding of Zhou energy was the essence of their power. The use of Celestial weapons also relied on Zhou energy. The Celestial Race called it the source of all things. Besides Zhou energy, there were also the Celestial Race's "Celestial Techniques." These were incredibly powerful combat skills developed through constant warfare, involving soul, space, perception, viruses, pollution, radiation, and more.

In addition, there were some courses on the Celestial Race's understanding of other civilizations. These were also popular among many civilizations, as they could seek to confirm their own problems and improve from the Celestial Race's perspective.

Of course, the master leads you in, but the cultivation depends on you. Every course required a fee. There was no compulsory education here. The fees varied depending on the difficulty of the course. Some high-end courses had different instructors, generally starting at ten thousand... a dance class cost one million. At that moment, a string of question marks appeared in Li Hao's mind.

Anyway, as a Holy Anthem warrior, he could take out a loan. Li Hao selected a bunch of relatively cheap basic courses that were scheduled at different times. As for high-level courses like "Exploration of Dark Matter Origins," he'd leave them to others. He didn't want to take on that debt.

He chose courses like "History," "Popular Science and Technology," "Zhou Energy Analysis," "Basic Zhou Energy Combat Techniques," and "Star River Alliance Contract Law." He didn't need to be proficient, just get a general understanding, especially of Contract Law. How to put it? After having some strength, even if there was a dispute, at least he'd have a basis, otherwise he'd just be a fool.