Chapter 112: Reviewing for More Than One Person is Called Afternoon Tea “No wonder…

"No wonder they say we're destroying a house, but Spider-Man can't be held responsible for this." After Liu Shu expressed his opinion, he noticed that the people around him were motionless.

He was already sleeping. Liu Shu looked at him for a while and then turned her attention back to the news. She didn't want to wake up someone who had finally gotten some rest.

"Breaking news! Our reporter has captured footage of Stark's armor. He has returned to New York City. Next, please see what's happening over there..."

News is so unpredictable. After all, no one knows when the aliens will come or when Iron Man will go home.

Liu Shu changed the channel.

"At 8 o'clock this morning, someone saw Superman bringing a cat down from a tree. However, according to the surrounding residents, the cat didn't need rescue. At the scene, reporters saw the cat climbing and descending the tree very skillfully..."

Why is the news from the Metropolitan different from that from other news outlets? Liu Shu was a little stunned. This wasn't just a simple difference; it was a difference in style.

It can only be said that it is particularly eye-catching against the backdrop of New York and Gotham. Liu Shu tried to forget the chubby little black cat climbing up and down.

"At ten o'clock in the morning, someone saw Superman catch a balloon that was flying in the air and return it to a child..."

Can this even be called news? How come everyone saw it? The host's vocabulary is so limited.

But I still read Liu Shu. It was quite interesting, a bit like an alien observation record.

She feels that the videos shot by real aliens from Earth are not as good as the alien videos shot by Earthlings.

“…”

'Latest news, Superman defeated a pack of wolves in the downtown area, we are currently searching for the wolves...'

“Why are there wolves in the city center?”

"I don't know," Liu Shu replied subconsciously, then she turned her head sharply, "Are you awake?"

"Yeah," Tim sat up slowly. "I got some sleep last night, so I don't need much sleep now."

But he didn't say how many hours he slept at night, and Liu Shu watched him getting closer and closer.

"What's wrong?" Her legs were covered with a blanket.

Tim leaned next to her, his whole body and the blanket were hot. Facing her puzzled look, he just smiled and said, "Don't catch a cold."

"When will you go home?" Although this was not a good idea, Liu Shu couldn't help but think of her pet Di Ting. It was like this when she was at home, always sitting next to her. She could find it at hand whenever she had some free time.

However, it will not disturb people from doing their normal work. It is a very principled little pet.

Tim seemed to think her question was a bit blunt. He shook his head and said, "I'm not going home. I'm going straight to the company later."

"Why? It's already afternoon, do you still want to go?"

"There's nothing I can do. The file won't disappear if I just leave it there." He said, then closed his eyes and curled up into a ball.

Liu Shu raised his hand and gently touched his forehead.

"Huh?" He looked up in confusion.

“I just don’t think it’s like you to be so proactive.” Who else but a certain yellow block enjoys work?

"Actually, I was planning to deal with the issues related to the Red Hood Group today, but Stark pulled me here." Tim blinked and kept looking at her while he spoke.

Red Hood Group... Liu Shu felt inexplicably guilty after hearing this.

But this has little to do with her. Who knew that Jason's younger brother was so powerful.

"Keep going." That was all she could say. It would depend on their ability to control public opinion.

"Then I'll go now, see you at school!" Tim stood up and seemed to be suddenly energetic.

"Goodbye." Liu Shu watched him open the door and leave.

I hope everything goes well for him. If this matter cannot be resolved well, the Red Hood Gang may stop performing and gather 200 swordsmen and axemen to show the old aristocrats of Gotham that truth is equal to muscle and less than artillery.

Thinking of this, Liu Shu couldn't help laughing. She remembered the expressions of Jason and Bruce yesterday, each one more confused than the other.

Jason first thought he was in the wrong place and wondered why he was the boss of the Red Hood Group. When he heard the familiar name, he was forced to admit it. Later, he found that Bruce didn't seem to know that he was the boss and thought he was cheated.

After hearing the questions asked by the reporter who got false information about the Assassin's League, the two of them had similar expressions. They are indeed a family.

Liu Shu picked up her phone and saw a message from Winnie, but before she could see what the message was, Winnie called her.

"Hello?" Liu Shu answered the phone.

"Are you free? Are you free? Come to my house tomorrow to review?"

"Sure, do I need to prepare anything?" When Liu Shu heard about the review, he remembered his identity.

"No need. We have books at home. You can just bring someone with you. The test we took this time wasn't that difficult. We'll only need two days to review at most." The person on the other side spoke in a relaxed tone.

"Isn't it the final exam?" It should be difficult.

"Yes, so you need to review. This is different from ordinary quizzes. I will explain it to you tomorrow." Winnie seemed very happy to answer people's questions.

"Thanks."

"I'm the class monitor, no need to thank me. See you tomorrow, bye--"

"See you tomorrow."

I can't go to inquire about the Red Hood Group tomorrow, but it would be nice to chat with Winnie. Many things still require the opinions of the parties involved. She also knows a lot about the Wayne Black Gang incident.

As a result, when he arrived at the other person's house the next day, Liu Shu found that what he wanted to ask might be a bit complicated.

"What... happened to your house?" Liu Shu looked at the deformed metal door at the entrance. She thought such marks could only be seen in oil-producing areas.

It looked like it had been attacked by high-temperature twisted metal and an explosion of enormous impact, and there was a strange smell of gunpowder when you got close.

"It's okay, we were just hit by a bomb yesterday." Winnie waved to her through the door.

"Are you really okay?" Miss, it looks like your door can't be closed. Liu Shu stepped back and let her open the door. He admired her big heart.

"Really? They bombed the wrong house. They were going to bomb the house next door to ours, and they said they would come to apologize this afternoon." Winnie watched her walk into the yard and start to close the door with both hands. Although it was not closed tightly, she still had to close it symbolically.

"But I gave the servants at home a day off since this is a bit scary, so we can only eat the cake in the refrigerator today." She smiled and led the way.

"This shouldn't matter..." Not many people could be so cheerful the day after their door was bombed. Liu Shu didn't even bother to look at the plants in her front yard.

Winnie led her all the way to her room.

"Sister." Tina stood at the door.

Winnie looked back when she heard the voice and said, "Go get me some cups and a teapot, and also the tea from the cupboard."

Tina nodded and ran to get the things in her slippers.

"Just sit here." Winnie pointed to the chair.

The room is very warmly decorated, with a light-colored blanket on the floor. In addition to the bed and bedside table, there is also a round table that looks like it is specially used for drinking tea and eating, but it is the right height and size, just right for doing homework.

"Okay." Liu Shu sat down on the cushioned chair and picked up the book on the table.

"So many books? What will the final exam be like?" She watched Winnie pile books on the table.

"That's all," Winnie said, pulling out a chair. "I'll tell you all about it."

"There is no need to take exams for elective courses, but the teacher will give you a small test. If you pass it, you can get credits. However, this type of course also has a grade point system. The higher the score, the higher the grade point system." She took out a draft book and wrote two words on it with a pen.

"Whether it's an elective or a required course, there's a regular score and a test score."

"I already know this." Liu Shu watched her write down the percentage on the paper.

"Is that so? Well, some classes will have group assignments, which will add one more point to the score, but the proportion will not be higher than the final test, which is the final exam." Winnie explained while looking out the door.

"Sister, I brought it." Tina walked into the room carrying a cup and a tea can.

"Great, now I'll make you some tea." Winnie got up again and went to get the kettle in the room.

The tea leaves brewed with boiling water fill the room with a fresh aroma.

"Thank you." Liu Shu took the cup and placed it on his left hand.

"Where was I just now?"

"Final exam."

"Oh—final exam," Winnie opened the phone on the book, "before the exam, the teacher will give the scope, and some teachers will even give the questions directly, you see..."

On the phone were the chat records between Winnie and the teacher. As the class monitor, she was responsible for notifying her classmates.

"Give me back the questions?" This was quite simple. Liu Shu originally wanted to take a closer look at the textbook.

"I printed it out. You can use this information to review." Winnie took out a stack of A4 paper.

The information on the paper was very simple for Liu Shu. She turned it over twice and found that she could write the answers even without looking at them.

"Do you want to get full marks?" She looked at Winnie puzzledly.

"I haven't gotten all the answers right since I entered junior high school, but it's not difficult to get an A." Winnie took out another stack of papers and handed Liu Shu a pen.

"How many points is an A?" Liu Shu took the pen and slowly flipped through the pages. She could just glance at these things casually.

"Well - ABCDF. The further you go in the future, the lower the score. There are also scores like A+A-B+B-, but after high school, the teachers will give us accurate scores. It's getting stricter and stricter." Winnie circled on the paper.

Isn't it normal to give an accurate score... Liu Shu didn't dare to ask more. She always felt that the strictness of the high school here was different from the strictness she understood.

"Sister, I don't understand this." Tina spread a small notebook on the table.

The above are simple math problems, some addition and subtraction.

Winnie took the pencil from her hand and began to write and draw on the draft book next to her, "Look..."

"Is she already in school?" Liu Shu watched their harmonious teaching. She remembered that Tina's situation was quite special.

"No, let's hire a tutor first. She needs to be able to keep up with the school teaching progress for her age. Come, continue calculating." Winnie said, returning the pencil to her.