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C-Commander Pixis: A Short Story

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"C-C-Commander Pixis?!" The sergeant and his squad immediately shifted to attention and saluted the great commander with their right fist on their chest. "Sir!"
"At ease, soldiers, there’s no need for the formalities." Pixis said genuinely.
"Sir, may I ask what brings you here?" the sergeant asked respectfully.
"I heard there were rumors that this year’s new batch of cadets was promising so I thought I would come here to see it for myself." the old commander responded truthfully.
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