Chapter 14
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"Although I am not your instructor, but I hate to see people crying in front of me." The youth said coldly: "After I send you to the dormitory, you can cry as much as you want. Otherwise, you won't have the strength to cry later."
The children turned pale and didn't dare to speak. The little girl called Minnie clenched the corner of her clothes, bowed her head and held back her tears.
The youth glanced at the children and was too lazy to reprimand them. He went to the counter, opened a drawer, and grabbed a bunch of keys from inside. He turned around and said, "Follow me." Then, he left the hall.
Dudian immediately followed. The children also picked up their backpacks from the ground and followed.
Along the forest trail, they came to a low, dilapidated wooden shed. The youth came forward and opened a few doors: "This is the place. Go and choose an empty bed. The special training will start tomorrow morning." He threw the key to Dean who was not far from him and left.
Dean grabbed the three keys in his hand and looked at the row of dilapidated wooden sheds. He frowned slightly. It seemed that these sheds were specially built for them to live in. They were completely incomparable to the gorgeous, unique and sturdy buildings around them. Even in the slums, these sheds were relatively inferior houses.
Is this to let us experience suffering? Dudian knew that the special training would not start tomorrow morning, but from this moment.
He walked to each of the three rooms and took a look. The layout inside was the same. There were four beds in each wooden shed. There were no straw mats, and some of the wooden planks were still stained with dark, corrosive substances. He quickly glanced at them and picked a relatively clean wooden plank. He placed his backpack on it and occupied it first. He planned to wait for the others to choose their beds before going out to find some leaves or weeds and wiping the beds.
At this time, the other children also came to choose their beds. When they saw the shabby wooden boards inside, they were all dumbfounded. Then, they stopped in front of the room, unable to bear it any longer. Even the boys pursed their lips slightly, feeling wronged. The little girl called Minnie, however, squatted down and cried again.
Damn! Dudian knew that he was thinking too much. Most of the children would not step into this room for a while. After all, they grew up in the residential area. They had never seen such a harsh environment.
He placed the keys to the other two rooms at the door and kept the key to his room in his hand. Then, he went to the forest nearby and quickly picked up some dry fallen leaves and green grass. After returning to his room, he wiped off the black mold on the wooden board. He secretly regretted that if he had known this would happen, he would have brought a mattress and bedding from home.
The other children looked at Dean, who was busy here, and stopped their self-pity. After a while, one of the older children bit his teeth and said to the other children: "Let's go and live for a while. It will definitely be better."
Despair always needs hope to encourage. The other children saw that someone could adapt, and suddenly felt that it was not so unbearable. They silently picked their own beds.
The older child chose Dudian's room. He seemed to be curious about Dudian and took the initiative: "My name is Mason.
"Dudian."
"You don't seem to be afraid of getting dirty." The child was so direct.
"In fact, I have mild mysophobia." Dudian said.
"What is mysophobia?"
"… Nothing."
Mason scratched his head. He didn't know what to say. He saw a few molds on the bed board. He thought of Dudian's previous method and immediately left the room. He pulled some green grass from outside and came back to wipe. But the mold on his bed was too big. No matter how he wiped it, it was still black. He could only find some leaves to cover the mold.
Dudian looked at him and said: "In fact, it is much better to use the sun."
Mason was surprised and clapped his hands: "Oh, I almost forgot." He immediately called out to the other children and loudly said: "Everyone move the bed board outside to avoid the inside from rotting."
The other children immediately mobilized.
Mason looked at Dudian: "Don't you need to sun it?"
"I can't move it."
"I'll help you." Mason immediately said.
Dean was waiting for these words. Although he could speak directly, but he didn't like to open his mouth to ask for help. He said: "Thank you." Then he and Macon moved the bed board to the open space outside.
It didn't take long for another youth wearing a soft armor to come over with a group of children.
The youth looked at the open space covered with bed boards. He slightly frowned but didn't say anything. Just like the previous youth, he randomly opened a few rooms and let the group of children choose their own. He left the keys and left.
The group of children curiously looked at Dudian, Macon and others, and then looked at the bed in their room. One by one, they were stunned. After a while, they also cooperated and moved the bed board to the open space outside to dry it.
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"Are the children's residences ready?" Dasha came to the window. She was wearing white silk gloves and holding a metal tube. If Dudian was here, he would recognize that it was an old-fashioned telescope. She slightly opened it and looked at the open space at the end of the woods behind the steeple building. She immediately saw a row of newly built wooden sheds in the open space.
"Everything is in accordance with your instructions. This time the living environment will remain the same. Stop the supply of hot water and bedding." Tobu respectfully said: "I believe that they will soon adapt to the hardship. This time, I am confident that I will bring out 100 'scavengers'!"
Dasha nodded slightly. Suddenly she saw a group of children moving the bed board in the open space in front of the wooden shed. She couldn't help but be slightly startled. After a while, she put away the telescope and said: "You have to discipline these children well. Now the number of qualified children is decreasing every year. Only by improving the way of teaching can we maintain a stable number of scavengers. In addition, the establishment of guards is close to saturation. It is best to dispel the idea of being eliminated as guards."
Tobu bowed his head: "Yes!"
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In the evening, the children worked together and helped each other to move the bed board back to their respective rooms.
Mason opened the backpack and pulled out a quilt from it. He spread it on the bed board. Immediately the other two children who chose this room were envious. He was proud of his' foresight '. He lay down comfortably and chatted with the other two children.
Dudian used a change of clothes to pad his body. He closed his eyes and reviewed the knowledge he saw from the super chip in his mind.
Unknowingly, he fell asleep. When he woke up again it was five o 'clock the next morning. The sky was still dark. Dudian was awakened by a harsh strange sound. Dudian and the other children got up together. When they came out to look, they saw a bird-like thing that was half the height of a person. It was screaming in front of the wooden shed. The sound was extremely harsh and sharp. It could almost penetrate the eardrum.
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