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The car was shrouded in silence. Elvis seemed to want to wait for Gu Yu to speak, but after waiting for a long time, the hovercraft turned a corner and got off the inter-district highway, but Gu Yu still didn’t say anything.
Elvis was silent and pursed his lips. His handsome face turned a little pale.
The National Concert Hall is located in the Xingxin District of the capital, on Galaxy Avenue. This street can be said to be the famous art center of the empire.
There are many national art facilities such as the National Concert Hall, the National Museum, and the Empire Capital Library on this street.
Not only big ones but also many small bookstores, karaoke bars, and cafes were present there.
The streets are bustling with people, and many people coming and going.
People are either painters wearing berets and carrying easels, young artists wearing glasses and holding a few books, or musicians like Gu Yu carrying classical instruments with them.
If a person from rock music or non-mainstream music wants to come in?! That person would definitely be poked out by the strange eyes around.
In short, Galaxy Avenue is a pilgrimage site for countless young zerg artists. Here, any zerg you meet there could be a certain painter or a certain musician.
Of course, there are very few well-known ones, and most of them are unknown artists.
Although Galaxy Avenue is called an avenue, the street is actually narrower than other economic avenues in the core area, and in principle, hovercrafts are not allowed to drive in.
Elvis carefully parked the car in the underground parking lot outside the avenue and took Gu Yu upstairs using a small path.
As soon as Gu Yu got out, it felt as if he had come to another world built around a small river. The ambiance was full of art and romance around Galaxy Avenue.
Along the small river called Galaxy, the classical red brick buildings are built next to each other.
The open-air seats of the small cafes are along this river, with a few pastel parasols inserted occasionally, the place was bustling with zergs discussing art.
The air was filled with the aroma of coffee and books, and a few musicians were playing the saxophone on the bridge.
Gu Yu carefully listened for a while and found that it was Model’s happy tune, accompanied by the gurgling sound of water under the bridge, it created a cheerful and romantic rhythm.
Elvis finally found something to say, “Remember? You played the violin on this bridge before.”
Hearing that, Gu Yu nodded, he remembered it.
That was the homework assigned by the teacher. If the students could get 400 star coins in a day, they would be considered qualified.
At that time, Elvis asked him to play violin with him. Gu Yu was just a freshman, and his violin skills had not deteriorated yet. They completed the task well that day and received an excellent grade in that course.
When crossing the small bridge, a boat happened to pass under the bridge. The zerg sitting on the bow was playing the violin.
And when the zerg saw Elvis, he waved enthusiastically and loudly said hello, “Hey, Mr. Elvis! Long time no see!”
As the principal violinist of the National Symphony Orchestra, Elvis was quite famous in the music circle.
Just walking along the way, many young artists who played musical instruments enthusiastically greeted him.
Just after getting off the small bridge, a few military zergs came toward him.
The zergs were dressed in military uniform, which was particularly conspicuous among the group of artistic young people and Gu Yu saw them at a glance.
The two zergs wearing military green uniforms were sergeants.
The one in the middle was wearing a gray officer uniform, a wide-brimmed hat of the same color, a leather ribbon, black leather boots, and golden epaulets that sparkled in the sun.
The rank on the epaulets looked like a second lieutenant level. He looked like the superior of the two sergeants around him.
Many zergs around him looked at them sideways and whispered.
There was also an artist zerg dressed the same as the others, who seemed to be their companion, leading them on the street.
Gu Yu noticed their badge and cap badge, both of which were morning stars guarded by two slender willow branches.
Seeing this, Gu Yu’s gray eyes moved. It was the badge of the Fifth Legion.
The All-Imperial Army safeguarded the boundless galaxies of the entire territory, and the number was huge, but there were only five legions in total.
The five legion commanders of the galaxy were therefore jokingly called the Five Big Brothers of the Military Department.
They were parallel and of the same level, and only one Marshal was above them.
The Legion Commander Conference is the highest-level meeting of the military. Only the marshal and five legion commanders participate in it, so it is called the Five-Party Conference.
The resolution made in the conference was to check and balance the armies of countless star systems throughout the empire.
The Fifth Legion is the army commanded by Lu Chen.
It is very simple for Lu Chen to retire from the position of major general, but it is very complicated to retire from the position of commander of the Fifth Legion.
Not to mention the lengthy handover procedure, just say that Lu Chen’s direct generals and military officers only obey Lu Chen and other zergs can’t control them.