The Impossible Sequel to Genshin Impact

Hearing this, Ying and Kong looked at each other, secretly guessing each other's intentions. Obtaining a starship pilot's license means that they will gain more freedom and ability, but they may also be exposed to the deeper secrets of the organization. Although they still have doubts in their hearts, they still nodded firmly and accepted the mission.

From this moment on, Ying and Kong began an unknown journey. What they have to face is not only learning starship driving technology, but also solving the mystery behind the Abyss Organization and exploring the truth. "

At the registration desk of the Starship Driving Academy, Dickel looked at the siblings in front of him, Ying and Kong, with a smile on his face, his eyes full of expectation. However, Ying and Kong showed a hint of embarrassment and worry on their faces.

They realized that despite their passion for starship piloting, their lack of knowledge of the universal language would be a huge challenge for them in the academy.

"Brother, what should we do? We can't even understand what our teachers and classmates say, how can we learn to fly a starship?" Ying gently pulled the corner of Kong's clothes and asked in a low voice. There was a hint of helplessness and confusion in her voice.

Kong frowned and fell into deep thought. He knew that the language barrier would cause great trouble to their studies, but he didn't want to make his sister frustrated. He took a deep breath and comforted her, "Don't worry, Ying. Although we don't understand the universal language yet, we are determined to learn. We can use our spare time to study hard, and I believe we can overcome this difficulty."

Dickel seemed to see their worries. He walked over to the two of them, patted their shoulders, and comforted them, "Don't worry, kids. There are special language courses in the academy where you can learn the universal language. Moreover, I believe in your learning ability. As long as you work hard, you will be able to master this language."

Ying and Kong looked at Dickel gratefully and nodded vigorously. They understood that if they wanted to become an excellent interstellar explorer, it was essential to master the universal language of the universe. They thanked Dickel for his care and support for them and said that they would study hard.

In the following days, Ying and Kong devoted themselves to learning the universal language. They would spend a lot of time every day to learn this new language, listen carefully to the teacher's lectures, and actively participate in class discussions. After class, they would also take the initiative to ask questions to the teacher and exchange their experiences with classmates.

After a long period of unremitting efforts, Ying and Kong have made great progress in the universal language of the universe. Now they can easily understand the teacher's teaching content and can communicate fluently with their classmates. However, when it comes to the field of starship driving, the situation is not optimistic. Despite their great efforts, the results are still unsatisfactory and they are often severely reprimanded by the coach. Not only that, their performance in training is also quite bad, causing the training ship to crash many times, causing a lot of losses to the school. This makes them feel very frustrated and lost.

In the distant future, time seemed to have stopped. In the past six months, Ying and Kong had been studying hard in the academy, but they still failed to graduate. This caused different opinions to emerge within the Abyss Organization. They had to re-examine their investment in Ying and Kong. After all, it had already cost a lot of money just to train them to obtain a starship pilot license.

The top leaders of the organization sat around the conference table, discussing this thorny issue with serious expressions. Some believed that they should continue to support Ying and Kong, believing that they would eventually complete their studies and become capable members of the organization; while others advocated giving up on them and investing resources in members with more potential.

"We can't waste resources like this any longer!" said a senior executive, his eyes revealing a firm determination. "Although Ying and Kong are very talented, their academic performance is really disappointing. We need to consider allocating resources to other members who are more likely to succeed."

"But they are still young and have room to grow," another senior executive retorted, his tone carrying a hint of helplessness. "We can't give up on them so easily. Perhaps we just need more patience and guidance to help them break through the bottleneck."

Dickel listened to the arguments of both parties quietly, thinking secretly in his heart. He knew that Ying and Kong had great potential. If they were given enough opportunities and support, they would definitely become top talents in the organization. However, the reality made him feel stressed.

"I suggest that we give them one last chance," Dickel finally spoke, his eyes scanning everyone present. "If they can make significant progress in the next period of time, we will continue to support them; otherwise, we will have to make a difficult decision."

After a moment of silence, everyone nodded in agreement. So Dickel decided to go talk to Ying and Kong in person to understand their ideas and plans.

When Dickel found Ying and Kong, they were sitting in front of the window of the dormitory, staring into the distance in a daze. Dickel walked over to them and sat down, and asked softly: "Do you know what the organization thinks of you recently?"

Ying and Kong looked at each other and nodded silently. They knew that their performance was not satisfactory, but deep down they still wanted to prove themselves.

“I know you all work hard, but sometimes hard work doesn’t always lead to success.” Dickel looked them in the eye and said seriously. “The organization is now facing a difficult decision: whether to continue investing in you or to look for new talent.”

Ying and Kong clenched their fists tightly, with a hint of determination in their eyes. "We will prove our worth with our actions. Please give us one last chance!" Kong said, his voice full of confidence.

Dickel nodded slightly, a surge of hope in his heart. "Okay, then it depends on your performance. Remember, only by constantly surpassing yourself can you win the recognition of others." After saying that, he stood up, patted the two on the shoulders, and turned to leave.

Ying and Kong who stayed behind had a determined light in their eyes. They knew that this opportunity was hard-won and they had to fight for it with all their strength.

A month passed in a flash, and Ying and Kong finally graduated from the Starship Driving Academy. However, their graduation journey was not smooth.

During their study at the academy, Ying and Kong faced many challenges. The complex theoretical knowledge, high-intensity simulation training and strict assessment standards all put them under great pressure.

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