“Why is everyone so ecstatic when it's just a game? Is it even a big deal?" Lydia mumbled to herself.

Her voice was not loud, but the other trainers beside her still heard what she said.

That included Jay and Lyndsey.

Of course, since Lyndsey was a loyal fan of Maria, any disrespectful words thrown towards her dear idol would instantly arouse her hostility.

“Oh, is that so?"

Lyndsey raised an eyebrow and snorted.

“Then, for Professor Clemens, what will be a big deal?"

Lydia was startled. She didn't imagine that Lyndsey would react Like this just from what she said. Of course, she didn't intend to offend this Best Actress winner.

In terms of achievements in their respective careers, she was far inferior compared to Lyndsey.

Realizing that Lyndsey might actually be Maria's friend and backer, Lydia immediately regretted her rash comments.

However, she made her stance firm. Even if she somehow offended Lyndsey, she wasn't the only high-profile artist in this place. She could make friends with Jay instead, who was also on the same level as Lyndsey. As long as she could become friends with him, that would be a good achievement already. He might even invite her to sing the theme songs of the movies he would make in the future.

But while Lydia was thinking about this, she suddenly heard Jay's soft but cold voice.

“Film and television, music, and gaming are all emerging tertiary industries. These are arts in different forms, complementary to each other. Besides, all of them are sources of a large amount of tax and employment opportunities. They all contribute to our society. My point is that... We shouldn't Look down upon anything just because you're not fond of it."

Jay deserved to be called a scholar-type actor. He was very eloquent, and his words were indeed impactful.

Hearing this, Lydia's countenance changed dramatically. What was the meaning of this? Even Jay was on Maria's side?

Maria's self-introduction was very brief. Except for her information related to the game Wasteland, she didn't mention anything else. Of course, she had no obligation to.

She was the last tutor to be introduced in front of the trainees. After stepping down from the platform, the training program was officially about to start.

They were given some break time first. After that, they would have the first class, which would be handled by Lyndsey.

But just when Maria was about to leave, she was immediately stopped by Vivian.

“Maria, why didn't you tell us that you are actually a tutor in this program? Don't you know that you made all of us worry about you?"