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Thirty-Seven Daily Life 03

For some reason, Chi Yuan suddenly felt that all the years of reading had been wasted.

“So that’s how it is…” She opened her eyes wide. “Is there any other function?”

“It hasn’t been developed yet. In short, we will have a chance to learn about it in the future.” Huang Hai smiled and waved his hand.

On the side, Amberis snatched the flyer from Chiyuan’s hand. With a drinking straw in her mouth, she hummed and turned to the innermost page: “I said, I said, why don’t you know about this thing?”

While talking, she showed the inside page to Chi Yuan.

The school logo of the United World Naval Academy is painted on the top of this page, and there is an introduction about the school below.

“Isn’t the human-to-ship experiment cooperating with your school?” Amberis raised his eyebrows, showing a questioning look.

Chi Yuan immediately waved her hand: “No, no, no, we’ve never heard of this before.”

“Even if it’s for visiting and studying, the places we go are all sightseeing spots provided by HM Heavy Industries.”

The coalition government really didn’t hide their thoughts. Huang Hai narrowed his eyes.

Amberis, who had no interest in the higher-ups, let out a strange sigh. She pouted and wrapped the flyer, then turned around and tapped Kiyomizu Temple on the head.

“It’s really disgusting to go out to study after going to school.”

“You have already passed the exam, can you be normal.” Kiyomizu Temple impatiently snatched the leaflet rolled into a stick from Amberis’s hand, and she smoothed the leaflet with a somewhat disappointed expression.

Chiyuan noticed her emotions, but the other two didn’t seem to see Kiyomizu Temple’s movements.

Huang Hai put down his chopsticks and waved to Amberis: “Didn’t you get admitted to university? Why are you still participating in the human-to-ship experiment?”

“Of course it’s because of campus violence.” Amberis said something astonishing with an expression that had nothing to do with him. “I don’t look like someone who can study well, do I?”

She deliberately put on a charming look, and cast her eyes onShe left Chi Yuan, as if she was waiting for Chi Yuan to give her a definite answer.

Looking at Amberis who was deliberately posing, Chi Yuan, who originally wanted to hide the fact that she was a scumbag, suddenly opened her heart: “Do I look like a person who studies hard?”

“Huh? Aren’t you an honor student?” Amberis frowned.

“I’m basically the bottom one in my major.” For some reason, Chi Yuan puffed up her chest proudly, “This exam is the first time I’ve gotten full marks!”

Maybe it’s because her pride is too different from her past. Kiyomizu Temple, who originally wanted to complain, choked the words down her throat.

However, Amberis complained for her: “Are you so happy just to get a perfect score once?”

“Miss Amberis…!” Kiyomizu quickly reached out her hand to stop her. She was very afraid that this unrestrained dropout college student would hurt Chi Yuan.

But Chi Yuan didn’t care. On the contrary, she agreed with Amberis’s words: “Yes, this is a perfect score for me. Even if others talk nonsense, it can’t change the fact.”

Seeing her proud without pressure, Amberis fell silent.

She originally used this attitude to face criticism from others, but amidst the criticism, she gradually changed into what others thought she was.

A woman who pursues hot clothes must be a person who has no respect for knowledge – it can even be called worse.

These gossips caused by her dress and her personality actually turned the gossip into reality in the end.

As always, he took the first place in the class, as always, he was admitted to the university with excellent grades, and as always, he was expelled from the school because of his dress and personality.

In fact, Amberis knew that her attire and personality were just excuses for others to hate her.

A woman living in the lower class is not worthy of high-level knowledge. This is why she was bullied.

But to her now, it doesn’t matter anymore.

He gave up his name and life a long time ago, and what is sitting here now is just a human-reformed ship experiment named Amberis.

“Sure enough, Chi Yuan is still a child, right? That’s great.” She smiled and stretched out her hand to rub Chi Yuan’s head, “Good boy, good boy!”

“It’s really like a strange aunt.” Huang Hai said with a smile.

As a former soldier, Huang Hai more or less knows some foreign news.

To participate in the human-to-ship experiment, the local government will give the family a one-time high financial subsidy, which is why many young girls are sent to the test site.

She doesn’t like to comment on these behaviors of selling her daughter for money, but the poor life is in front of her eyes, and it is difficult for those poor and hateful families to make other choices in front of money.

“Don’t be like this. I’m only twenty years old. I’m not an aunt.” Amberis straightened her back, “I’d say you look like an aunt! You’ve already retired, so you must be in your thirties, right? ”

“I’m only eighteen years old.” Huang Hai smiled and took out his ID card. The date of birth printed on it clearly proved that Huang Hai was only eighteen years old this year.

Chiyuan opened her mouth. She didn’t expect that this retired soldier, who was taller than her, had a mature temperament, and was majestic, was actually only one year older than herself.

And she actually retired at the age of eighteen!

“Why…” Chi Yuan poked her head out, but at this time Huang Hai had already put away her ID card.

“Although I do want to be a soldier for a few more years, there is no way. During the mission, I was transformed.”

Huang Hai rolled up her left sleeve with a flat smile, and a 15 cm long scar appeared on her forearm: “Although the odds are very low, I still won the lottery.”

Amberis immediately leaned over. She stretched out her hand and touched the completely healed wound, her eyes were full of surprise: “There are actually people who were transformed because of the attack and changed the ship.”

“That’s rude, so am I.” Chi Yuan raised her eyebrows.

“That’s what you said, but Miss Chiyuan doesn’t have any wounds, does she?” Kiyomizu Temple turned her head and asked, “Then how did you get transformed?”

This question stabilized Chi Yuan. She pinched her chin and stared at the hot pot for a while, thinking about it, and finally she could only shake her head: “I don’t know, but I haven’t participated in this experiment before.”

“And it’s impossible for the students of the United World Naval Academy to participate in the human-to-ship experiment?”

Chi Yuan’s words caused the other three people to fall into doubts, until Huang Hai silently raised his head, and looked at Chi Yuan with an expression of disbelief: “Could it be…you… have eaten the deep sea?”

“…Why do you think so…” Chi Yuan also showed a scared expression.

“Because accidental transformation is the only way left…”