Chapter 74 Haunted High School (8)
In short, Cangzhi sent Su Yue all the way to the door of the teaching building. If the class was not about to start in a few minutes, and according to the rules of Jinling University, students who were not on time for class would be expelled, Cangzhi would definitely send Su Yue to the classroom door.
Even if it was just like this, it still looked very sticky. There was even an NPC student running over and asking Su Yue with envy: "Classmate, is that senior your boyfriend?"
Su Yue:? ? ?
Senior?
Then I realized that it was Senior Cang Zhi.
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It's actually a little exciting.
Although the final exams were over, Jinling University was still conducting classes for the first semester, and Su Yue found that his major was so terrifying that even he couldn't understand it with his divine powers, such as CNC and electromechanical. What was even more outrageous was that his classmates were actually learning it with great interest.
Fortunately, the rules of this game are not so perverted that one will be expelled from school if one fails to keep up with the courses, otherwise Su Yue would probably experience being eliminated for the first time since entering the game.
But he was a little dissatisfied. He thought the difficulty of this course was deliberately designed by the game to bully people.
So Su Yue poked the classmate next to him and pointed to the equation on the blackboard, the letters of which he couldn't even recognize, and said, "Classmate, how do you solve this equation?"
"It's very simple." The other person glanced at him and quickly wrote on the draft paper, "While &&& at the same time %% and ##, wouldn't it be @@?"
Su Yue: "..."
The poor student leaned back in his chair in despair.
I don't want to play with you anymore.
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On the other side, Cang Zhi was being called upon by the professor to answer a question. The course happened to be about English, which he knew a little. He was about to speak when the phone on the table vibrated twice and the screen lit up.
-[Su Yue: Senior, this is so boring~]
Cang Zhi: “…”
Cang Zhi answered the professor without hesitation, "I'm sorry, I don't know how."
Then he immediately sat down and started replying to messages.
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In fact, the classmates around me are not that serious in class.
Su Yue clearly heard them talking about the death in the dormitory building, and then inevitably, they talked about Wei Wan.
Those NPCs also love gossip, and while they were talking, someone even came to pat Su Yue on the shoulder.
"Classmate, are you in the same club as Wei Wan?" the other person asked with a gossipy expression.
Even ignoring the fact that they were NPCs, Su Yue had immersed himself completely in the game, and from his perspective, he would side with Wei Wan rather than these meddlesome students. So, he replied expressionlessly, "I don't know."
The student behind him scoffed, "Why are you pretending to be so noble?"
Su Yue: “Oh.”
He lowered his head and sent a message.
- [Senior, they say I'm aloof!]
Cangzhi replied immediately.
-[……]
The moon continues.
-【Won’t you comfort me?】
-【Don't be sad. You're fine.】
Su Yue typed quickly.
- [Is aloofness a derogatory term, Senior?! Why did you actually comfort me when I asked you to?!]
-【…………】
Su Yue's mouth and eyes were curved with a smile.
It's really interesting to see Cangzhi trying to reply immediately but not knowing what to reply.
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After a day of classes, Su Yue had planned to have lunch with Cang Zhi at noon, but Cang Zhi received a message asking him to do something at the Student Union, so Su Yue went to the cafeteria to find out the news.
There were too many people in the cafeteria, and Su Yue had not exchanged contact information with the players before. He originally wanted to talk to the players, but when he got there, he found that something was wrong. He couldn't remember their faces.
And generally speaking, it was only others who came to look for him, and he did not come to look for others. He walked around between the two rows of tables, and when he didn't see anyone who looked familiar, he gave up and went straight to get his food.
After getting his meal, he went out to find a seat. It was lunchtime and the cafeteria was packed with people. Every table was occupied, but Su Yue noticed that there was an empty table in the corner with only one person sitting at it.
Before he saw that person, he had a rough idea of his identity. After taking a closer look, he was indeed right. It was Wei Wan.
Even when Wei Wan was sitting at the dining table with a four-grid cafeteria plate, he still had a very elegant temperament. He sat by the window, and the sunlight slanted down on his jet-black hair and slender white wrists.
Probably because of yesterday's murder, more and more rumors were surrounding him, and he was like a plague with no one around him.
Su Yue walked over without thinking.
Because the cafeteria was very noisy, when Wei Wan heard Su Yue's footsteps, Su Yue was already very close. Wei Wan looked up with a very indifferent expression, but when he saw that it was Su Yue, he showed a little surprise and a little lively expression.
It can be seen that he is willing to talk to Su Yue.
"Why are you here?" Wei Wan asked, "Where's your friend?"
"I have something to do at the student union at noon," Su Yue replied. "Are you eating alone?"
"The cadres and counselors in the student union are all the same. They only know how to exploit ordinary students," said Wei Wan.
His comment made Su Yue stunned for a moment. The disgust in his words was very obvious. Su Yue thought he was the kind of person who didn't have any emotions like joy or sadness.
But Wei Wan quickly changed the subject: "Yes, alone."
"Do you mind if I sit here?" Su Yue asked, "Everywhere else is full."
"You'll be isolated if you sit here." Wei Wan turned his gaze back to his plate. "Just look at how I look now. You should reconsider."
"Don't worry about it. I'm not afraid of being isolated." Su Yue smiled and said, he tried hard to play his role as a student. "Even if everyone isolates me, my friends will stand by me. It doesn't matter."
When Wei Wan heard this, he raised the corner of his mouth slightly, "Then sit down."
Then he lightly touched the temple with the knuckle of his index finger.
"Do you have a headache again?" Su Yue asked.
"A little bit." Wei Wan replied, "No big deal."
"Headache is no small matter," Su Yue said. "If it happens frequently, you should go to the hospital to find out the cause."
"We're preparing for the school anniversary now, and we're not allowed to go out." Wei Wan raised the corner of his mouth, "And don't worry."
He paused and said, "My headache is probably psychological."
At this point, it means that Wei Wan's favorability towards Su Yue has increased to a certain level, and he is willing to tell him about his own affairs.
The affairs of high-level NPCs like Wei Wan are often related to the main plot, and sometimes they themselves are the main plot. Su Yue keenly seized the opportunity of his change of tone and continued to inquire: "What is psychological effect?"
"This kind of headache always comes suddenly." Wei Wan's eyes were a little vague. He glanced at Su Yue and quickly turned his gaze to the window.
"It might sound funny," Wei Wan said, "but I always feel like I've forgotten something."
Su Yue looked at him quietly.
A group of students were walking by outside the window, chatting and laughing. They had been feeling uneasy in the cafeteria that morning, but now they were talking about the variety show from the previous night. The murder last night was just a topic of conversation for them.
"It sounds unbelievable, I know." Wei Wan curled his lips slightly, "Just think of me talking nonsense because of too much academic pressure."
"I believe it." Su Yue said.
Wei Wan was stunned for a moment and opened his eyes slightly.
One could even clearly see the joy in his eyes, as if he had met a close friend.
Su Yue: "..."
How should he explain to Wei Wan the logic of "Because you are the main NPC, I believe you must have a story"?
But then again, Su Yue felt that he was having an immersive experience in the survival game, and even as Wei Wan's classmate, he was willing to believe what Wei Wan said.
So it can't be considered as completely deceiving the NPC's feelings.
"I don't know what I forgot. But I always feel like there's a gap in my memory. But when I ask others, they all say there's nothing there." Wei Wan frowned.
"College life is so monotonous. One day more or less doesn't seem to make any difference. So I have no idea what's going on."
"Don't think too much about it." Su Yue comforted him, "There will always be some opportunity that will make you remember it."
"I hope so." Wei Wan smiled, looking a little melancholy.
"Don't worry, there will definitely be one." Su Yue patted Wei Wan's shoulder vigorously.
After all, you are the main character.
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