105 Disturbance (1/2)

Xin Fan felt his body getting carried over to the infirmary. There he laid on the bed unsure of what to do. He didn't have enough energy to move and could not do anything. Yang Bing walked over to Xin Fan who was lying there and looked down upon him.

”You again...”

Xin Fan looked away to see more and more people getting carried in. The injuries were minor however the sheer amount of people entering was staggering. The more serious of injuries was not caused by Wang Mei but rather by each other as they misfire.

”It's not our fault...”

While it took Xin Fan only an hour to recover and regain energy to move again, the same couldn't be said for the rest. It was only until nighttime when all the students were able to leave.

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In the principal's room, Wang Mei was apologizing with her head down. She seemed quite scared at what was to come next.

”Please don't sack me!”

”Little mei...”

”C...come on...I didn't injure them that badly.”

”That is besides the point. You pretty much took away a whole day's of progress in a single morning.”

”I...I'll make up to them...cut my salary! I don't care!”

”Fine, whatever...this is just a warning. Don't let the new protocol get in you head.”

”G...Got it.”

Principal looked to Jun Fan who was lazing around aimlessly at the staff room and shot a small ball of water to his head.

”Jun Fan! At least be like Wang Mei here and be bothered to do your job. You see...I forgive her because she knows her wrongs. You on the other hand...just do your job.”

Jun Fan took the stack of papers on the desk and sifted through them until he found a certain one and picked it out. He stamped it and passed it onto the principal.

”Here I choose this for the fourth grade final assessment.”

The principal read the paper and and took his own stamp and gave it his approval and passed it on back to Jun Fan. Jun Fan stood up and headed to search for the other fourth year teachers to discuss the method of which their assessment plan was going to play out.

”Ah! The first Year assessment!”

Principal Yao turned his focus back to Wang Mei. She was frantically sifting through the papers looking for Ideas.

”Did you not decide on? You are the first grade's head teacher. This should have been done last week.”

”Sorry...I forgot....whatever I choose this...I don't care anymore.”

Wang Mei randomly picked a paper from the pile. The length of the document seemed around the standard size so she assumed that it would pretty normal. She quickly stamped it and passed it on to the principal. The principal stared at it for a moment and frowned.

”Are you sure?”

”Yes! Very!”

”Okay then...”

The principal stamped it and handed it back to her. Wang Mei was dismissed and she left the office feeling much empty than she entered. Despite this, she felt a large burden seemed to be lifted. Standing outside the office was a young man waiting for her. She passed the paper to him while stretching.

”Lu Xi put that on my desk when we get back.”