Silicon Invasion

"Hmph!!!"

Just then, a heavy snort echoed at the classroom door, still so clear in the noisy environment.

The aura of a strong person spread, and the students, like chicks grabbed by the throat, froze in their movements.

Then, they had no time to continue bothering Luo Rui, burying their heads and returning to their seats as quickly as possible.

Reviewing books and homework, silently reciting, everyone seemed to find the meaning of life and the most suitable thing for themselves at this moment.

This is the majesty of the class teacher.

From kindergarten until now, Luo Rui had never felt that the class teacher was so lovely and the voice so pleasant.

The timing was just right, helping him out of the predicament.

Teacher Yan had who-knows-how-many years of management experience, having sparred with students from all walks of life.

She could see the source of the classroom disturbance at a glance.

Strange, Luo Rui's studies were not bad, and he was usually very low-key, so what was wrong today?

He was actually surrounded by a large group of students?

However, she didn't take it to heart.

When they dispersed just now, there were no negative expressions on the students' faces, and Luo Rui didn't have any embarrassment or other emotions, so it shouldn't be bullying or anything like that.

Maybe just a TV series discussion?

Alas, it's already the third year of high school, and the children still don't have a sense of urgency.

It would be best to hold a parent-teacher conference in a few days to mention this matter and reduce the children's time watching TV.

In an instant, class teacher Yan thought of many things.

With the class teacher in charge of the morning self-study, the sound of朗朗 reading passed through the windows, circling in the sky above the campus.

There was no time, and no courage, to come and find Luo Rui again.

Next, he finally managed to enter normalcy.

Relying on a combination of a尿遁 and the teacher running overtime, Luo Rui successfully muddled through until noon dismissal.

Taking advantage of the fact that the students hadn't opened their mouths yet, he trotted all the way home, bummed a meal, and went to the small base to finish the cooked meat.

The semi-dried cooked meat, cold, dry, and greasy, was forced down by Luo Rui with several catties of cold boiled water.

There was no other way, the energy points in the attribute table had bottomed out, making him feel very insecure, so he had to quickly replenish some.

"Luo Rui, why are you running so fast!"

The fatty's class exited the school gate behind Luo Rui's class.

The fatty naturally didn't run into Luo Rui when school was over, but it didn't matter.

The fatty was familiar with Luo Rui's schedule and route, and simply blocked him.

Luo Rui had a headache.

In the end, he still hadn't avoided this big mouth.

Even if others asked, given their relationship, they would be embarrassed to get to the bottom of it, but unfortunately, the fatty was happy to do so.

His skin was thick, especially with Luo Rui.

"Don't run, I'm riding a bicycle."

Seeing that Luo Rui didn't even turn his head and accelerated his pace, the fatty grinned.

He was prepared and had specially brought out his bicycle.

There was no other way, Luo Rui could only slow down.

"Young man, what's going on?

Why are you acting like you can't be seen?

Tell me, what happened last night?"

The fatty huffed and puffed as he rode next to Luo Rui.

With a dashing swing of his leg, he jumped off, grinning and shamelessly leaning over.

"Actually, I can't say exactly what happened.

I'll have to wait a few days to see."

Luo Rui brewed his words.

He didn't want to fabricate anything to deceive his little friend, so he simply told the truth.

"I waited outside for at least ten minutes, and none of you came out.

Did you drink tea for so long?"

The fatty clutched his chest and said with a look of grief, "Rui, you've changed.

Is there anything you can't tell your brother?"

"Get lost!"

If it weren't for the fact that the fatty was still pushing his bike, Luo Rui would have kicked him.

After thinking about it, he finally shook his head and said, "Alas, don't ask.

I really can't say anything until things are certain."

The fatty looked at Luo Rui's constipated expression and nodded thoughtfully, saying, "Okay, I understand."

You understand my ass!

Luo Rui rolled his eyes, trying to salvage the situation: "Don't spread rumors."

"Don't worry!"

Luo Rui always treated the fatty's guarantees like farts, and sure enough, this time was no exception.

By the time school was out in the evening, the new version had already begun to circulate.

The brand-new version, adapted by the fatty, was full of various conspiracy theories.

Some of the things he made up were quite convincing, and the plot was full of ups and downs.

This led to the story, which originally only circulated in the mecha circle, tending to spread outside the circle.

Fortunately, the new version of the story was too much like a story, making it difficult to connect it with the real world.

This caused Luo Rui, as the protagonist of the story, to be separated from reality, as if Luo Rui was just sharing a name with the protagonist.

He miraculously escaped, and coupled with Luo Rui's consistent cold treatment of "I don't know," over time, apart from the few people who were present at the time, no one paid attention to the matter itself anymore.

In this way, apart from occasionally having to deal with the fatty and Sun Gang, Luo Rui's life was considered to have returned to calm.

"Brother-in-law, this is the information you wanted."

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Still in that office, Zhang Zhi threw a few printed papers on the desk in front of Director Bai, then very consciously went around to the sofa and sat down, leaning back and taking a beautiful breath of relief.

"What information?"

Director Bai was a little confused.

It was fine if his brother-in-law came to freeload the air conditioning, but why was he doing things without rhyme or reason?

Unfortunately, Zhang Zhi simply ignored him, closing his eyes as if he was asleep.

Director Bai was a little headache about this.

He sighed secretly and shook his head, picking up the information on the table and looking at it.

"Moon Owl? Luo Rui? What are these things?"

As he got older, his memory deteriorated, especially with the work Director Bai was responsible for.

He didn't know how many student files he had to look at every day, so how could he remember so many names?

Under the slightly graying hair, his brows furrowed slightly, making the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes clearer.

Racking his brains for a long time, Director Bai couldn't remember who this Luo Rui was, but he had some impression of Moon Owl, but he couldn't remember where he had seen it.

Shaking his head again, this time he lamented that time waits for no one.

As he continued to browse the information, he finally remembered something.

"Laizhi County? Exhibition match? Dongmu County? Moon Owl? That highlight reel? You found that player?"

"Huff… Huff…"

Unfortunately, no one answered this series of questions, and even snores came from the sofa.

"Alas!"

In a short while, Director Bai had already sighed three times.

He calmed himself down.

There was very little information, just three or four pages of printed paper.

Apart from a brief introduction of a few teams and their relationships, the rest was Luo Rui's personal information.

Luo Rui's file information was quite detailed, and it could be seen that the person who investigated it had put in a lot of effort.

From elementary school to high school, class, grades, etc., everything was available.

However, there were only names and individual labels for his parents, without much elaboration.

After reading the information, Director Bai rubbed his temples, then leaned back and closed his eyes slightly.

Interesting.