Chapter 181 - 181 The Muse (Part 1)
181 The Muse (Part 1)
Ning Shi appeared in a narrow room.
It was a small room with an area of no more than 10 square meters. There was only a bed, a table and a chair, and a mirror on the table. There was nothing else.
The walls of the room were made of lime. Some of the lime on the walls had already fallen off, and some places had already turned yellow due to the humidity.
Standing in the room, one could even smell a faint moldy smell.
Ning Shi picked up the mirror and saw that he had become younger. There was soft fuzz at the corner of his mouth. Obviously, the game system had packaged the game avatar in order to make it reasonable.
A notification came from the game system.
[ This world is called the Titanium Pole World. The accumulation of the Titanium Pole World has reached the peak of the medium world. In the next few years or a hundred years, it will be promoted to a large world. ]
[ The world will of the Titanium Pole World is extremely powerful. The overall strength of the living beings in the world is also very strong. The ability of its origin treasure is relatively strong. Host, please be careful and keep a low profile while developing. ]
[ As the Titanium Pole World is extremely powerful, the game system is unable to create a novice village and some of the guides. In order to ensure that the host can smoothly integrate into the new world, the game system has arranged a reasonable identity for the host. ]
[ Everything about this identity is completely real. Please act according to your identity and don’t worry about being exposed. ]
[ The common language of the Titanium Pole World has been synchronized with the game system. You can communicate and read without any obstacles. ]
[ Identity information as follows: Ning Shi, a citizen of the Norse Republic, the origin planet of the Titanium Pole World. When he was 10 years old, his parents died while exploring. He was sent to Orphanage No. 15 of Sword Shield City by the government. Due to his older age, he has never been adopted. ]
[ Ning Shi was a loner in the orphanage and didn’t have many friends. He grew up in the orphanage with a very low profile. In five days, Ning Shi will celebrate his 18th birthday. ]
In Ning Shi’s mind, the game system played some memory images, including the appearance of his identity’s parents, the Director of the orphanage, and several caretakers, letting Ning Shi roughly understand the interpersonal relationships of this identity.
A carefree orphan. In the entire orphanage, there was only Director Song Yuan and a teacher in charge of taking care of the orphans, Song Yun. These two people still remembered Ning Shi.
The game system probably arranged this to save the world’s essence power, so the identity of an orphan was the least involved.
Ning Shi saw an exclamation mark flashing in the mission module, so he checked it.
[ Mission 1: According to the laws of the Norse Republic, all citizens who have reached the age of 18 must undergo the government’s qualification test. If they have excellent qualifications, they have the opportunity to enter a higher education institute for further study. ]
[ Please obtain an A-level or above in the qualification test in 5 days. ]
[ Hint: The higher the Spiritual Power, the better the qualification rating. ]
[ Mission 2: The game system must have already guessed that it was intentional for you to stay in Sword Shield City Orphanage No. 15. Please find a muse named Nico in the orphanage within three days and become his good friend. ]
Seeing these two missions, Ning Shi was not in a hurry to find Nico. The most important thing now was to understand the basic situation of Titanium Pole World.
The game system had only given him an identity, and there were only a few words about Titanium Pole World.
Leaving his simple single room, Ning Shi came to the door.
The sky was gray, and there was a smell of dust in the air. It was not raining, but there was no sunlight.
Ning Shi’s room was damp and moldy. It could be seen that the weather in Sword Shield City was mostly rainy.
He walked along the corridor quietly, pretending to be taking a walk.
Along the way, he saw many staff members of the orphanage and groups of orphans.
Most of these orphans were young, only five or six years old. It was rare to see one as old as Ning Shi.
They walked along the corridor to a hall. There were staff members inside who were receiving families who came to adopt children.
Ning Shi found a corner and quietly eavesdropped for a while. It was all normal conversation, with no useful information.
The staff first asked and verified the basic situation of the adopter family, then asked about their needs and recommended a few children to them.
After a while, the staff stood up and brought the man and woman to meet the recommended orphans.
He wondered which lucky person would be able to leave the orphanage and start a new family.
Ning Shi also left the hall and continued to stroll around the orphanage.
The orphanage’s overall architectural style was extremely simple. It had white walls and red tiles. Other than a field for children’s entertainment, most of the facilities were functional.
It was obvious that the finances of the orphanage were very tight.
Ning Shi found a small reading room of about 20 square meters in a corner of the orphanage.
In the reading room, there were books donated by some charity organizations.
Studying was a good way to understand the world.
Ning Shi walked into the reading room and found that it was already full of children. Looking around, they were basically all orphans under the age of 10.
There were only two rows of long benches in the reading room. Many children had no place to sit, so they took a book and sat on the ground.
Ning Shi ignored the already crowded reading room and calmly squeezed in.
Although most of the books in the reading room were children’s books, there were also some professional publications.
“A Brief History of the Origin Planet”, “Introduction to Basic Mecha”, and “Frontier of Science and Technology”. Ning Shi picked three books that no one was interested in.
These books couldn’t be taken away and could only be read in the reading room. Ning Shi was about to sit on the ground when he found that there was an empty seat on the row of long benches against the outer wall.