156: Chapter 89: Little Girl, You’ve Gone the Wrong Way, Haven’t You?
156: Chapter 89: Little Girl, You’ve Gone the Wrong Way, Haven’t You?
“Professor?” Gu Xiaoxi raised an eyebrow, turned her head, her gaze sweeping over the junior soldier, and chuckled, “I’m certainly no professor.
I’m just here to see what the elite mbers of the Information Departnt’s troops look like.”
“Ah!
Miss Gu, we have many elites here.
They have programd many great pieces of software for the Ministry of Defense, including exercise tracking, defense against foreign enemies, and troop managent; they are highly skilled in these areas.
Your skills must be even more superior!
The superior officer’s judgnt in people is absolutely impeccable.
Although you look very young, I believe in the superior officer’s eye,” said the junior soldier with a smile that turned his small eyes into crescents, filled with undeniable admiration.
Gu Xiaoxi glanced at him, touched her nose, and thought that the field she was involved in was not on the sa level as theirs at all.
She wasn’t interested in those things; put simply, that group of elites were software engineers with extraordinary skills in the field of computers.
And she, she was a saboteur, specializing in finding their loopholes, worming her way in, and wreaking havoc on the products they felt proud of, all to achieve her own goals.
In the lecture hall.
At this mont, two hundred elites were gathered together.
Five minutes past eight.
A row of neatly dressed, well-grood n and won sat in their seats, notebooks in front of them, while they whispered among themselves.
“The superior officer has invited soone to train us, who could it be!”
“Let guess, it must be Ambrose, or maybe Ellison.
In this world, aside from those two, who else would be qualified to be invited by the superior officer to give us a lesson!
The carriers, planes, long-range reconnaissance aircraft, and all the information devices in the US were developed by them.
This even includes the satellite with the code na for information transport, for which they have made trendous contributions,” soone speculated.
“You wish!
Ambrose and Ellison are too busy to give us lessons.
I bet it’s definitely Abbott; he must have the ti,” another retorted.
“I heard they charge one million US dollars per class.
That’s a steep price.
I’ve got to take good notes,” one said.
“Yes!
I’m just curious why such an important class isn’t being recorded.
A lesson like this needs to be docunted!” another remarked.
“Right!
What are those logistics guys doing, if not for the fact that we’ve had to hand in our phones, I’d make a call right now to get a video cara,” soone complained.
The assembled groups were all buzzing with excitent, chattering in pairs or small groups.
When Gu Xiaoxi entered the room, she observed everyone seated, each one agitated, their faces flushed with enthusiasm and eyes sparkling.
Gu Xiaoxi raised her wristwatch curiously.
Being ten minutes late, don’t these elites care?
She stood at the entrance and swept her gaze over the crowd.
At that mont, people also noticed her.
Heads turned, eyes fixed on the doorway, filled with inquiry and scrutiny.
The crowd felt a rush of delight at the sight of her.
The woman’s appearance was exquisite, her features impeccably beautiful, and especially, a pair of shiny, large black eyes that sparkled mischievously with every blink.
“Little sister, you must have walked into the wrong place!
This is a training room,” said Tang Yisheng, twenty-eight, who once developed the AFT managent system with a retired information professor, contributing significantly to the troops.
Among these people, he was a hero with the rank of colonel.
A single man who considered himself sowhat handso and had high standards for a partner, Tang Yisheng was the object of desire among Information Departnt won, eagerly sought after for marriage.
But to won, his attitude was consistently cool and detached, earning him the reputation of a cold-hearted idol in their discussions.
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