43: Chapter 20 Golden Eyes 43: Chapter 20 Golden Eyes “Students, due to some special circumstances that occurred last night, there has been a temporary change in this week’s class schedule.”
“I have already printed out the latest schedule, and if any changes occur, I will inform the class ahead of time like I did today.”
The class advisor extracted a schedule from the folder he was carrying, slotted it into the notice board next to the blackboard, and continued:
“In accordance with the school’s requirements for class advisors, to protect the students’ experience from being affected by certain special circumstances, I need to inform you about precautions regarding on-campus activities in advance.”
“The following information I will only mention once today, so please pay careful attention:
Currently, our school is in an experience phase, so the class schedule is for reference only, and no teachers will actually enter the classroom to give lessons.
If someone claiming to be a teacher comes in, please confirm whether he is wearing a badge that represents a teacher’s identity…”
The class advisor pointed at his own badge and continued:
“If the person is wearing a badge, please note down the number on it.”
“If the person is not wearing a badge, please ignore his actions and do not follow his instructions.”
The class advisor, with a scrutinizing look, slowly scanned the empty classroom.
After a few seconds of silence, a timid voice emerged from the room: “Tea…Teacher!”
From a corner of the tiered lecture room, a student timidly raised his hand, and then, under the gaze of the class advisor, asked quietly:
“Teacher, what happened last night…
what was that all about?”
Hearing the student’s question, Lin Yi narrowed his eyes and pricked up his ears.
Meanwhile, Wei Liang promptly covered his ears with both hands, poking Lin Yi first, saying, “Old Lin, you listen first, then tell me what I can know later.
Filter out the stuff that sounds off please.”
Lin Yi rolled his eyes, acknowledging Wei Liang’s top-level survival intuition only with an internationally recognized friendly gesture in his heart.
The class advisor, however, seemed slightly stirred by his words, her tone suddenly became sharp, “Please forget everything that happened last night, do not try to understand past incidents, and refrain from excessive speculation—for your own safety.”
The student’s eyes still held the fear from last night’s events, but driven by that terror, he was even more eager to get some answers.
The class advisor, seeing this, swept her placid gaze slowly across the classroom.
At around 21:00 last night, she had counted the people in the classroom, but now only fifteen remained.
She appeared extremely calm about this situation, as if everything was expected.
Yet for these fifteen, except for one person covering his ears who seemed to be implementing her survival guide, nearly all the others had pale faces filled with lingering fear, yet they all turned their gazes towards her.
It seemed they too wanted an answer.
The class advisor narrowed her eyes in brief thought, then finally spoke, “If you really want to know, I can only tell you this…due to special circumstances, our school is actually conducting a joint anti-terror and riot drill with a special military unit.”
“The so-called ‘experience life’ is actually asking you to act as trainees, unknowingly participating in the drill.”
“And last night was one such drill.”
“Due to secrecy issues, the school cannot disclose too much information.”
“As for those missing students, they were eliminated during the drill.”
“If you are eliminated early, you won’t be able to receive the experience bonus that the school offers.”
Hearing the class advisor’s explanation, the fear in many students’ eyes softened somewhat, and when they heard the words ‘experience bonus’, their eyes finally flicked lightly.
Money is a deadly lure.
They had originally come for the thirty thousand yuan experience bonus.
Knowing this small part of the secret, they all felt much more settled.
The class advisor seized the momentum.
“If you can’t abide by the rules or heed my warnings, and you get eliminated, don’t blame me for not cautioning you.”
“Do you understand now?” she asked, staring at the student.
The class advisor continued, “So the warning I’m giving you is derived from the school’s distillation of secrets regarding this matter.”
“If the pass rate is too low, causing the joint drill to fail, it would be very embarrassing for the school.”
“So you don’t need to ponder why we do this, nor understand why the rules are written this way, and don’t think about any contradictions—just strictly follow the rules.”
“Does this make sense to you?”
“It does…understood,” voices gradually responded in the tiered lecture room.
The class advisor nodded and continued:
“Then, the second point, 2…”
“2…” She suddenly paused, as if her mind blanked out momentarily, puzzled.
She pinched the bridge of her nose, shook her head lightly, and then continued:
“2, There are three physical education classes scheduled every week, which everyone must attend unless it’s rainy or foggy weather.”
“Remember, those who skip the physical education classes should be kept at a distance when choosing seats.”
“3, Occasionally sports students and art students will come to take classes, their schedules are different from yours; don’t talk too much with them, but you may consider any advice from the sports students.”