Chapter 58: Intense Training 1
Kaizer arrived at the training center and disembarked casually, looking up at the building.
The training center was vast and sleek, built with smooth steel walls and bright lighting on the outside that looked futuristic in a way. Going in through the sliding glass doors, he immediately noted that the air was cool and very clean, with a faint hum of hidden systems at work forming the ambient sound.
Right from the entrance, wide hallways stretched in every direction, lined with numbered doors leading to private training rooms, with only a small reception area for booking available, with no staff visible, only terminals that were manipulated using student ID and a touchscreen.
Walking along the hallways towards room number 1, Kaizer could see that each room was spacious, with a reinforced floor and walls that adjusted based on the user’s power. This was because they had huge rectangular glass windows that allowed one to look in, but that was only for unoccupied rooms.
The few ones that he did pass which were occupied were completely darkened, not allowing one to see what happened within unless the one in the room allowed it.
Kaizer reached room number 1 and placed his student ID into the scanner, which read it and then turned from red to green, signaling that he could open the door. Once he did, Kaizer was admitted into a room similar to the ones he had seen before, but his presence here made the room brighten up with life.
As he closed the door behind him and the glass window went dark, the ceiling shimmered with soft blue lights, a sign that the AR systems were active.
The Dean had already explained to him how the training center worked, but using AR systems similar to that of the Testing Center. This AR technology was military-level tech only discovered around 10 years ago, but naturally, the espers were able to get it as well.
How it worked was that with a simple command, the empty space could shift, creating any type of equipment, obstacles, or even moving opponents in perfect detail, ready for any form of training.
The room was larger than the Testing Center, around 250 meters long, the same amount wide, and 200 meters high. On the side was a central hub that had a small terminal, a resting lounge for breaks, analysis stations with large LCD screens that displayed data from each session, tracking growth and efficiency, and finally, a medical pod because injury here was not fake, but a real thing.
For Kaizer, the training room had already been configured by the dean for his training regime, so he walked over to the terminal to activate it since it was around 8:30 am.