The professor on the platform turned his attention to the crazed student. Li Deya, suppressing the words of impatient persuasion that were on the tip of his tongue, said, "Please calm down, student..."

What?

A name that is too distant and should not be mentioned suddenly appears in the mouth of an ordinary student, or even in front of tens of thousands of students.

Li Deya almost thought that what he was seeing was just a hallucination caused by his excessive excitement. He was talking nonsense. This was a live video that he had specially arranged for the 11th District border troops to cooperate with, and the content was just some low-level creatures with low capabilities.

A strange premonition made him turn his head to look back as if to confirm, because the drone was flying close to the sea surface, and the first thing that came into view was a dilapidated and weathered dock.

The moment the landing was confirmed, the camera began to automatically search for moving targets to film. As the camera gradually moved upward, Li Deya's breathing almost stopped.

That dock...

Li Deya was struck dumb, and distant yet profound memories began to overwhelm him. For a moment, he even forgot to turn off the live stream.

Having anticipated this, He Wei kept her head down, shouting "Close your eyes!" as she tried to shake off the hands that were blocking her way. She practically tumbled and crawled up the stage and rushed toward the control panel in front of Li Deya.

She has to stop all of this!

She frantically pressed the power button, shutting down everything she could—the screen, the volume, and so on—but the control panel was as clunky as an old CD player, with all the commands piling up together.

However, it cannot be triggered.

The control panel seemed to have undergone some strange change, or was being controlled by an unknown force, and was unable to carry out He Wei's commands. At this moment, she heard countless terrified gasps from below.

Finally, a teacher reacted and, the moment the terrifying figures appeared in the darkness, turned their back to the screen and shouted in a trembling voice: "Everyone turn around! All faculty and staff, along with the Children of Light, must do everything in our power to save lives!"

A tearful voice came through the microphone; it was He Wei: "Teacher, there are protective suits on the second floor. Have the students showing signs of contamination gather on the left. Those who pass the check go upstairs to put on the protective suits and then provide support."

As the first student to notice something was wrong, He Wei finished speaking, and the teacher nodded and gave the order.

"...Also, teacher, the central control console can't control the screen. The only way we can stop the screen is to cut off the power, but the central control console is malfunctioning and the venue doors are locked. We can't get out now. The cell phone signal is being interfered with. I've already pressed the highest emergency alarm. Now we can only wait for rescue."

The teacher's heart sank, and he nodded heavily. Before the army arrived to rescue them, they had to control the situation inside the venue and prevent the worst from happening!

He Wei finally left the control panel, turned to look at Dean Li Deya who was still standing there in a daze, and looked at his graying temples. She couldn't bear it and supported his back to help him down.

The touch in her hand was unusually soft. After taking a step, He Wei suddenly realized that the dean was not following her forward. Instead, he was like a rotten lump of mud, falling to the ground with a clatter as she moved.

His mouth was agape, and the gold-rimmed glasses on his eye sockets were inserted into his deformed head, constantly uttering sticky, inhuman words.

He Wei subconsciously channeled starlight into herself, removed the red cloth from the center console, covered the dean's body, and jumped off the platform, suppressing her tears.

On the grading chart in the teacher's hand, He Wei hastily wrote down Dean Li Deya's name and, before the teacher could react, plunged into the room.

A look of despair flashed in the teacher's eyes as her fingers trembled as she wrote down each name.

On the giant screen, the camera finally focused on the giant whale slowly swimming in deep space. The whale's ethereal and terrifying voice was somewhat weakened by the transmission of the equipment, but it still drove the teachers and students present into a state of madness.

The heavy stench of blood gradually spread throughout the vast venue, until it reached an unusually intense and terrifying level.

And in this death-dealing cry, the only hope of survival lies with the Child of Light or... another sound, sometimes near, sometimes far, can be faintly heard in the scene.

He Wei felt that the voice sounded somewhat familiar. It was a deep and pleasant voice that everyone had to admit was undeniably captivating, with an irresistible, bewitching charm. If that voice were to whisper in her ear and ask her to die, she would probably obey obediently.

The only flaw in the sound is itself.

The singing was absolutely awful, like whispers from hell, like Satan ringing a wake-up call in your ear. It was so awful that it jolted everyone in their hallucinations awake, bringing them back to their painful state.

But no one dared to cover their ears.

To die from the unbearable pain, or to die unconsciously in a hallucination—this is the choice without a doubt.

In just ten minutes, tens of thousands of teachers and students turned deathly pale, when they suddenly heard the sound of wings flapping forcefully.

The legendary city of alien species was filled with the sounds of human conversation!

Countless people were startled as the deep male voice they both loved and hated drew closer: "I think you should stop, Miss."

Miss?

Then another hoarse female voice came: "Ahem, Eric, don't misunderstand, I'm just doing this for everyone's good. They're all awake now, aren't they? Hehe."

He Wei's hand, which was channeling power, paused almost imperceptibly. Were even Miss Gu Li and those advanced species affected by that giant whale?

A giant whale suddenly appeared above the city... Could it be their enemy?

The thought of pollution being able to rival the city of aliens made He Wei's heart sink. Currently, the giant whale and the city of aliens are still in a state of non-war.

If the two sides really start fighting, the first to become cannon fodder will not be the lower species of the alien city, nor the pollutants clinging to the giant whale.

Rather, it's these students who were wrongly dragged into it!

Tears welled in her eyes as she looked up at her classmates struggling to save themselves, a resolute glint in her eyes. She couldn't let this happen.

He Wei looked at the majority of people who were wearing protective suits, but a small group of people were still standing there without any protection. She walked over and just opened her mouth.

The student at the front spoke up: "We are all students of the Child of Light Academy who are capable of protecting ourselves. We voluntarily gave up our protective suits. We don't care about status; we just want everyone to be able to get out safely!"

The crowd behind him echoed, "That's it, we've decided!"

He Wei was about to say something when a sudden loud noise from the screen made her body go limp and stagger involuntarily. Suddenly, everything went black, and she was carried to the very center by the crowd, while the students in protective suits all chose to surround the outer perimeter.

The teachers exchanged a deep look, and though they themselves had no protective gear, they stood at the very front of everyone.

They were determined to protect these students.

Today's lesson on appreciating and practicing different species... was ultimately a success...