I Became A Mech Soldier After Waking Up in The Future. - Chapter 3
Now, taking advantage of this leisure time, she must sort out her thoughts.
First of all, she confirmed that she had transmigrated and had come to a completely unfamiliar world. At present, her understanding of the world is almost zero. She didn’t know a thing about geography, history, culture, or natural sciences in this world. What she lacked the most, for now, was information.
What’s more tricky was that now she was in the army, and she was currently on a mission. She didn’t know anything. How could she save her life in the face of so many dangers? She didn’t have time to study, to slowly understand the world. The only thing she could do right now was to absorb all the information she could get in the shortest time possible and plan a survival strategy.
For now, survival was Keiko’s top priority.
She couldn’t help but sigh. Why could other transmigrators directly integrate the memory of the owner of the body after crossing while she just came here with an empty hand? She almost died when she first arrived.
“At the very least, pass the baton before leaving….”
She couldn’t help but complain and let out a wry smile.
But this was also fate.
She raised the metal military card hanging around her neck and looked at the strange-looking letters engraved on it, and the corners of her mouth curved.
The original owner of this body has the same first and last name as herself. Although the appearance of the body was a touched-up version of herself, it was also her own.
With such a fate, it was not surprising that she was chosen.
Another world’s self? It felt amazing.
By the way, talking about the language, the only thing that made her instantly understand them as soon as she woke up was probably due to the language instinct of her body and brain, which saved her a lot of effort.
It was just that, after she carefully analyzed the language used here, she always felt that it was somewhat close to English on Earth, with a mix of some features of German and Dutch, which should belong to the Germanic language family of the Indo-European language family.
In the western branch, those who are familiar with English or German are probably not unfamiliar with this language and can learn it quickly.
‘Well, if it’s just a casual conversation, I don’t think it’ll be a problem…’
She had taken language classes in the JSDF and had a simple understanding of the language’s family.
She could only make educated guesses at the moment.
The rest of what she could think about was extremely limited.
She remembered what Antonio said about “The Third Squadron of the Einherjar Brigade of the Western Army’s Mecha Infantry Division,” which was probably her own unit. At present, they were on a foreign mission, and they seemed to be attacked by monsters, and the team was scattered. Antonio also seemed to mention something about mecha, which made her eyes sparkle with excitement as she remembered some of the movies and anime she had seen in the past.
In addition, the name of the city of Valhalla that Antonio mentioned made her feel slightly intrigued.
She was interested in Western mythology for a while. Valhalla was the name of the sanctuary for the soul of the brave and strong warrior in Norse Mythology. The city also shared the same name as it. She didn’t know if it was a coincidence or a real meaning. If the culture here relates to the earth, then the so-called city of Valhalla was probably a very remarkable war city.
Just as her thoughts were flying, a dull tin can sounded, pulling her back to reality. She was startled, followed the source of the sound, and found that it was the white male soldier who was diagonally opposite to the bed who had accidentally knocked the marching water bottle to the ground. The soldier seemed to sense her gaze, blushed, and said loudly.
“I’m so sorry! Second Lieutenant, I’m interrupting your rest!”
Keiko seldom hears people talk to her like this. She couldn’t help feeling a little awkward and she shook her head and raised her uninjured right hand to indicate that she was fine.
Then, her eyes were fixed on her right wrist.
When the female military doctor gave her a mirror, she noticed that she was wearing a bracelet on her right wrist. It looked simple and clean; it was slightly translucent while occasionally glowing with blue light. The whole bracelet was made of crystal, with a string of dark blue data circulating inside. If you watched closely, you could find a variety of natural basic indexes such as date, time, temperature, oxygen content, and geographical coordinates.
Keiko examined it and discovered the following information: 149/8/16, 10:27, 26°C, O2-21%, N29°47′55.55′′, E103°46′30.99′′.
These were the units of measurement on the earth that she was very familiar with, especially the coordinates of latitude and longitude, which made her even more excited.
It should come as no surprise that the science and technology of this world are essentially the same as those of Earth. The only thing that puzzled her was, what did the 149 in the original date mean, 149 AD? At that time, the earth was ancient. How could it be such a sci-fi world? It seems that the way of dating in this other world is different from that on earth.
But based on this string of data, she also has a lot of information. What year, month, and the day is it now? And where she is now, knowing this, her heart is a little more stable. However, these geographic coordinates are 29° north latitude and 103° east longitude. She doesn’t know where the exact location is, but she knows that the location was in China on the earth. Since it was in China, what the hell was the so-called city of Valhalla? In this different world, the geographical distribution of the country also looked different.
She watched for another moment, and soon found the only touchable button. As soon as she touched it, a boxy holographic floating screen appeared above her wrist, which startled her.
The holographic floating screen displayed her basic personal information, such as name, age, birthday, place of origin, height, weight, measurements, heartbeat index, blood pressure index, as well as her personal three-dimensional image. In addition, her troop affiliation, soldier number, military rank, military rank, and military merit were all recorded.
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Name: Keiko Lee
Age: 27
Birthday: 122/3/29
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Birthplace: The Federal City of Gaia, Midgar Region
Height: 176cm
Weight: 54kg
Measurements: 88cm /63cm /86cm
Heartbeat: 50 beats/min
Blood pressure: 110mmhg/80mmhg
Troop affiliation: Third Squadron of Einherjar Brigade of Federal Army’s Western Army’s Mecha Infantry Division
Personal number: L93030029
Military rank: [Second-level Squadron Leader] Deputy
Rank: Lieutenant
Military Merit: 143 Andaman Merit Award Second Class, 145 Ernesto Merit Award First Class Merit
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Another series of messages worthy of her attention was displayed on the bracelet.
First, her height.
Her original height was 163, which was not too high but enough for her to join the army.
But now her height was actually 176 cm, which surprised her. In addition, the age of this body is also five years younger than her original. The heartbeat was very slow, the blood pressure was at its most perfect value, and the data was constantly fluctuating. Obviously, this bracelet had the function of measuring the pulse and blood pressure in real time.
The strange thing is the column “Alignment.” Keiko doesn’t understand what this faction means, but she has heard about a lawful neutral personality. Isn’t this a setting for a certain game in the past? People with different personalities and values are divided into lawful and chaotic according to whether they abide by the rules and order, good or bad according to general cognition, plus the neutral attribute representing the grey area.
Just how this thing appeared in her profile, does this world actually bring the settings in the game into reality?
Although she was puzzled, she didn’t care about it for the time being and continued to browse the following information.
After reading it, she had a general understanding of the organization of the army. The rank of the second lieutenant is the deputy captain of the unit, and her status is probably equivalent to that of the company commander in the JSDF unit.
On the side of the personal information interface, there are also a series of selection boxes, which display unit information, task information, mailbox, address book, real-time call, and search. There were three unread emails in the mailbox. She ignored it and clicked on the search. When the search box popped up, her hands trembled.
‘Hail the internet!’
It seems that she would no longer be confused about the world.