If you don't animate, you will die

Chapter 205 Learning Art (Human 4)
This night, the sunlight reflected by the spacecraft itself made it look like a small moon, but sometimes it would suddenly emit a blue light that illuminated the whole world, which always caused people to fall into inexplicable fear.

However, just tonight, the light from the spaceship is like a blue sun rising from behind the city, dragging the shadows of the tall buildings all the way here.

The huge black shadow was like the arms of a group of giants, but as the spaceship rose rapidly, the shadow gradually retracted.

In the light of her brother's ship, the scavenger girl at the dump could see better.

Smoothbore raised the binoculars again, confirming what he had just observed. It was her. She squatted there with the woven bag on her knees, looking as if she had crouched on the ground in fright, but her eyes were as calm as water.

Smoothbore's pupils shrank, his mouth opened, and he wanted to say something, but the next moment, his eyes returned to coldness.

The spaceship quickly crossed the sky and disappeared on the western horizon, leaving behind a strange blue sunset glow in the western sky. Then, everything sank into the dark night again, and the lights of the distant city brightened again.

Smoothbore's thoughts returned to this commission. It was not ordinary absurdity that the thirteen richest people in the world wanted to kill the three poorest people.

He began to doubt this matter, "Is it really necessary to do this?"

But before he could think for long, Smoothbore slammed the steering wheel.

He suddenly realized that he had violated the highest spiritual norms of this industry, and the principal's words came to his mind, "It has nothing to do with who you aim at."

The first episode ended with the principal's words, and the next episode followed, and the next episode started talking about Smoothbore's learning experience.

On that day, he was sitting on the plane, and the first stop of the plane was Moscow, where he was picked up. The man’s English did not have a Russian accent. He was asked to wear a pair of opaque sunglasses and pretend to be a blind person. The journey was all spent in darkness.

It took another three hours of flying and another day of driving before arriving at the school. Whether he was still in Russia at this time, Smoothbore really couldn't say for sure.

The school is located in a deep mountain, surrounded by high stone walls, and students are absolutely not allowed to go out until they graduate.

After being allowed to take off his glasses, Smoothbore found that the school's buildings were clearly divided into two categories. One was gray with a very simple shape, and only had the drainage function of a normal building.

Another category is very strange in color and shape.

He quickly learned that the latter type of building was actually a giant pile of blocks that could be combined into various shapes to simulate the ever-changing shooting environment.

The whole school is basically a large shooting range with excellent facilities.

The opening ceremony was the only gathering of all the students, whose number was just over four hundred.

The principal had silver hair and spoke on the main stage, "Students, in the next four years, you will learn an industry that we will never name, but it is one of the oldest industries of human beings. There will be a bright future. Small, it can solve problems that only we can solve for customers who make the last choice, and large, it can change history...”

At the opening ceremony, Smoothbore also learned some of the most commonly used terms. The basic operation in this industry is called processing, the object of operation is called workpiece, and death is called cooling.

The school is divided into three majors: L, M, and S, representing three distances: long, medium, and short.

The L major is the most mysterious, with high tuition fees, a small number of students, and basically no contact with other majors. Smoothbore's instructors also advised them to stay away from the L majors, and said: "They are nobles in the industry. He is the one most likely to change history."

L majors have extensive and profound knowledge. The sniper rifles used by their students are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and are more than two meters long when assembled.

The teacher explained, "The processing distance of L professional is more than 1000 meters, and it is said that the longest can reach 3000 meters!"

The picture of the teacher's lecture began to appear. In the teacher's explanation, "one of the preliminary work for the processed parts over 1500 meters is to place a series of "wind chimes" at a certain distance along the range. This is a delicate miniature wind measuring instrument. , it can send back the monitoring value wirelessly and display it on the monitor of the shooter's glasses, so that the wind direction and strength can be determined..."

At the same time, the narration introduction also began, "The M major has a processing distance between ten meters and 300 meters. It is the most traditional major and has the most students. They generally use ordinary standard rifles. Bland and underwhelming.

Smoothbore is an S major, the processing distance is less than ten meters, and the requirements for weapons are the lowest. Generally, pistols are used, and cold weapons may even be used.Among the three majors, the S major is undoubtedly the most dangerous.The principal is the master of this major, and personally teaches for the S major. "

The first course he opened turned out to be-English Literature.

Looking at the confused students, the principal said solemnly, "You must first understand the value of the S major."

"In the L and M majors, the workpiece and the processor do not meet each other. The workpiece is processed and cooled without knowing it. This is of course a kind of luck for them."

"But it's not for customers. A considerable number of customers need to let the workpiece know who and why they commissioned the processing before the workpiece cools down. It is up to us to inform the workpiece. At this time, we are not ourselves, but the incarnation of the customer. , we want to solemnly and perfectly express the final message conveyed by the customer to the workpiece, so that the workpiece can be shocked and tortured to the greatest extent before it cools down. This is where the romance and beauty of S professional lies. It will be our greatest spiritual enjoyment at work. But to do this, we need to have considerable expressive ability and literary literacy.”

With Smoothbore's puzzled expression on his face, he began a year-long course of literature studies.

He read Homer, recited Shakespeare, and read many classics and modern masterpieces.

Through literature, he rediscovered human beings. Reading smoothbores in the library, he lamented that human beings are such a delicate and complicated thing.

The next course is human anatomy. Compared with the other two majors, another major advantage of S major is that it can control the cooling time of the processed workpiece to the ambient temperature. The terms are called fast cooling and slow cooling.

The anatomy teacher said to them, "Many customers require slow cooling, and the cooling process needs to be recorded for their collection and appreciation. Therefore, you must understand the structure of the human body..."

Like everyone else, Smoothbore is studying hard. Some knowledge related to the human body is taught by the teacher, and there is a scene when Smoothbore inspects the mannequin. It seems that the animation is like popularizing some knowledge related to the human body. It lasted like this for a few minutes, the scene was constantly changing, the basic science about the human body, from the beginning to the feet, the professional class of human anatomy ended like this, and then the real professional class began...

　Wait a minute, the saved manuscript is useless, I took a day of class today, and built a day of modeling, but it will not be updated.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)