Holding the handle, An Zhe said woodenly: "Am I not guilty of obscenity now?"

"No," Lu Xun turned back to the bedroom and said, "Whether the obscenity crime is established depends on the will of the victim."

This man still has the nerve to call himself a victim.

An Zhe has seen through this man. After pulling the box home, he put the box in the most inconspicuous corner of the room. He will not let the Lu Xun inside see the sun.

At this time, the news on TV has finished broadcasting and turned to tomorrow's weather forecast. The sweet and supportive voice of the girl said that the plain where the base is located will usher in a rare strong wind day. Please close the doors and windows.

When An Zhe first made mushrooms, he was afraid of strong winds because the wind would blow the mushrooms away. Later, after his body was broken, he gradually stopped being afraid of the wind and liked the feeling of being blown by the wind.

After washing up, he returned to the bedroom and read the textbook for a while. As the night deepened, An Zhe planned to go to bed.

At this time, a low and strange sound rang in his ears.

It was long and undulating, like the sound of the wind echoing in the narrowest canyon. Sometimes, it was a very low howling sound, and sometimes it suddenly became sharp. It was like the sound of the wind outside, and it seemed to echo in the whole room, but he couldn't find the source of the sound.

This was not the first time he had heard this kind of sound. On many nights in this room before, the low and distant sound accompanied the dripping sound in the kitchen, which had a strange harmony. The combination of these two sounds often made him feel that he was still in the abyss - in the cave. The wind blew from the depths of the dense forest, and the mucus and saliva secreted by plants or animals dripped on the moss-covered stones. Sometimes, the wind and the structure of the cave would produce a strange resonance, and there were low sounds everywhere, like the muttering of some creature.

But the sound tonight was louder than any time before, and An Zhe was finally able to determine that the source of the sound was in his room.

He frowned, closed his eyes and carefully sensed his surroundings. In addition to the sound of the wind outside the window, that sound, the sound near his body -

he suddenly opened his eyes, stood up from the bed, stood barefoot on the floor, picked up the flashlight on the table, turned it on, half-knelt down, lifted the bed sheet, and shone the flashlight under the bed.

A dark round hole appeared in front of him - on the wall that the bed was leaning against, at the junction of the floor.

The hole was the size of his head, like an open pipe. It was dark inside, with nothing inside, and he couldn't see anything. He felt the wind blowing out from inside. The sound that had troubled him for a month was the sound of the wind in the pipe.

After looking at the hole for half a minute, Anzhe put down the bed sheet and climbed back into bed. Human rooms always have some strange structures. He had to go to bed early tonight, as tomorrow was a very important day.

*

"Your bodies

are still struggling

to return."

"And the nameless wild flowers

have bloomed above your head."

An Zhe watched Bai Nan write down a line of poetry on the test paper. Today was the final exam for this group of cubs, and he was responsible for patrolling the exam room to prevent cheating.

The low sound from last night was also echoing in the classroom, but everyone seemed to be used to it. An Zhe also found a hole like that in an inconspicuous corner of the classroom. It seemed that this was a common thing in human buildings. He didn't notice it before because it was too noisy during the day, covering up the sound. Today, the strong wind outside made the wind in the hole stronger.

He walked forward past Bai Nan's position. Ji Sha's test paper was a mess, full of scribbling and corrections. Only a few correct words were filled in on the English questions. An Zhe took a look and it seemed that he didn't get many of them right.

Most of the cubs were in the same situation as Ji Sha. Some of them didn't even make an effort to scribble or correct their answers, and the papers in front of them were almost blank. Of course, there were very few cubs who completed their test papers very well.

An Zhe walked and looked, and he came to the corner of the classroom, next to the indifferent cub named Si Nan.

- Si Nan's paper had been completed, and the exam had just started for half an hour, and he was faster than everyone else.

At this time, he did not check or get angry, but drew on the blank space of the test paper with a black pen.

It is not appropriate to call it drawing, because it was some irregular black lines, which were entangled in a mess, like vines in the abyss, and had a kind of madness that broke through the paper. When the one and a half hour test was over, the crazy lines had covered the entire test paper, and only the handwriting could be seen in the answer area. After

collecting the papers, the cubs were taken back to the dormitory by the life teacher. An Zhe took the papers back to the office, where Lin Zuo and Ke Lin were. Lin Zuo had just finished marking the math and logic papers. Seeing An Zhe coming in, he took the papers and said, "You'll get the marks from Ke Lin."

An Zhe agreed obediently and came to Ke Lin's side. Ke Lin read out the names and scores of the cubs, and An Zhe entered the scores into the computer table.

"Sinan." Ke Lin read out: "100."

An Zhe entered the scores and said softly, "He's amazing."

He had looked at the math and logic papers. Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division were already the simplest contents. An Zhe didn't think he could solve those geometric and logical problems.

At this time, Lin Zuo, who was marking the language and literature papers, said, "Sinan is a very rare genius."

An Zhe: "Yeah."

"But I don't plan to let him move up to Class A." Lin Zuo said.

After living here for a month, An Zhe already knows the rules of the cubs' promotion.

The life teacher has a table of plus and minus points, and there is also one during class. These plus and minus point records plus the scores of the usual large and small assessments, and finally the scores of the final examination, become the cubs' final scores. The top few cubs with the best grades in this class will be promoted to Class A and continue to receive education in the city. When they grow up, they will enter various institutions in the city according to their respective specialties. The other cubs will enter the military base for training and assessment. After a month, the military will also select about a dozen Class B cubs according to the situation to continue training. When the cubs grow up, they will become soldiers of the military. The rest of the cubs were classified as C category and sent to the city of 늌 to wait for adoption by the residents of 늌. Those who were not adopted continued to live in the area allocated by 늌 and became residents of 늌.

But Lin Zuo said that he did not intend to let Si Nan enter the A class.

An Zhe asked: "Why?"

"He has a problem with his personality." Lin Zuo said: "He is not suitable for joining the military. He lacks emotion and hates the base. He cannot serve the city of 덌. Eden also agreed with my evaluation of him. He will be assigned to the C class. I will trouble you two in the future."

An Zhe: "...Okay."

"He is a very strange child," Lin Zuo added, "The life teacher told me that he would wake up frequently at night and sometimes tremble, but the cause could not be found. I heard from the childcare teacher who took care of him before he was three years old that he lost a friend and it may have left a psychological shadow."

After a morning, the final results were calculated, and five cubs including Bai Nan were picked. They were sent to the seventh floor of the Garden of Eden to receive education together with the cubs who stood out in other classes. Lin Zuo rotated to the third floor and began to lead a new class. Anzhe and Colin officially became the class teachers of the remaining cubs. Their mission was to take the cubs to the military base and supervise them while they received military training and assessments.

The city was very efficient. In the afternoon, they took a shuttle bus to a military training ground on the side of the city. They were accompanied by other classes of cubs.

The wind was strong in the training ground, bringing up fine sand, but the cubs were very excited and ran and jumped in the empty field. The military personnel responsible for selecting cubs were about to come over to take over. Anzhe and Colin were free, and they only needed to watch from the side.

Sitting side by side on the iron bench, Colin suddenly spoke. Anzhe and he had not communicated for a month.

"I am willing to let go of some of my hatred for the judge." He said.

An Zhe looked at him and found that his eyes passed through the layers of buildings and looked at the gray corner of the Garden of Eden in the distance. It was a very cold look.

"Because the whole city is as cold and ruthless as the judge." Looking there, Colin said.

An Zhe: "Why?"

"Have you seen the Garden of Eden?" Colin said: "It looks like a beehive."

The Garden of Eden is a huge hexagonal building, and it is indeed similar to a beehive. An Zhe did not say anything, and Colin continued to talk to himself.