The Pseudo-Human Academy: Starting with a Bricklayer Personality

In this national war instance for the Chosen Ones, the basic task is to record information on five types of calamities. Once the completion rate of a single type of information reaches 50%, you can choose to log out of the instance. However, if you log out early, the instance rewards will be greatly reduced.

The main mission is to save the world and preserve the flame of human civilization.

At least one pair of Adams and Eves remained, that is, a man and a woman.

Xu Feng stood in the open space of the silent town, gazing at the countless weeping angel statues standing silently everywhere. After a moment of contemplation, he issued the order with a firm tone:

"Immediately dispatch a large cargo ship. The amount of toxic objects here far exceeds our estimates, and helicopters alone are simply not enough to complete the transfer and containment."

He glanced across the entire town, his gaze coldly estimating the numbers:

"There are at least 20,000 to 30,000 weeping angels in this town. They must all be properly housed in the Silent Containment Tower. We cannot leave any of them as potential threats."

He paused, then added:

"In addition, we have expedited the ordering of a sufficient number of high-precision prisms from the glass factory. I have already planned a containment scheme. With just four people divided into two groups working in shifts, we can completely lock down these eerie statues and achieve perfect containment."

Once the order was given, the elite team members dared not delay and quickly split up to take action.

With Xu Feng in charge, and having previously uncovered all the patterns of the Crying Angels, the situation was much more favorable.

The group worked with great efficiency, and in less than half a day, they had collected and transported all the weeping angel statues in the Silent Town.

As per Xu Feng's request, a giant, closed prison with a side length of one kilometer was built on the island and erected in the shortest possible time.

This prison has no fancy design whatsoever; it is entirely constructed of high-strength reinforced concrete, exuding a sense of solidity and coldness, making it an impregnable fortress for prisoners.

Knowing that the Weeping Angels could only be teleported by using living people as anchors, Xu Feng specifically ordered all the Weeping Angels to be gathered together in the open area in the very center of the prison.

Even if these statues teleported when no one was watching, limited by the maximum teleportation distance of 100 meters, they would not be able to reach the prison boundary, completely eliminating their possibility of escaping by teleportation.

Inside the prison, as Xu Feng had planned, a dense array of prisms was arranged, their angles precisely calculated to cover every weeping angel without any blind spots.

The prison guards do not need to step into the prison; they can simply stand at their guard posts outside the prison and use the mirrors to reflect the images.

Clearly observing every corner of the prison, keeping all the weeping angels constantly under surveillance, and suppressing their eerie abilities through the rules.

In addition, Xu Feng conducted several control experiments in private to finally confirm the results.

Real-time recording by surveillance equipment can also be considered as effective observation. As long as the weeping angel is in the surveillance frame, it will remain petrified and unable to make any unusual movements.

Thus, a dual-line monitoring and personnel duty model was officially implemented.

The electronic surveillance operates 24 hours a day, capturing all images inside the prison in real time, acting as a tireless observer.

The prison guards work in shifts, closely monitoring both the surveillance footage and the reflections in the prisms, providing double protection and eliminating any blind spots in observation.

But Xu Feng did not stop working on improving the containment measures; what he wanted to do was to ensure that nothing went wrong.

He ordered that this massive prison, which held the weeping angels, be completely sealed off with reinforced concrete.

The entire building is seamlessly integrated, with no pre-reserved entrances or exits, thus eliminating the possibility of fools forcibly breaking in and damaging the containment.

Only a few tiny observation windows made of thickened tempered glass, designed to withstand explosions, were left on the outer walls of the prison. Through the principle of mirror reflection, the light shone into the prison only after turning at least seven or eight corners in the long concrete corridor.

It allows for full-range observation through the prism, and there are no other gaps.

Moreover, the cement corridor has been transformed into a narrow space that even people with dwarfism would absolutely be unable to squeeze through.

Even if an idiot manages to force his way in.

The observation window is located at the edge of the top of the prison to ensure that anyone who crawls through can perfectly experience a 30-meter freefall and have a perfect encounter with the tetanus spikes underground.

To further prevent any idiots who climb in from being able to move around.

Xu Feng then ordered the entire prison to be completely sealed off, achieving an airtight seal, and subsequently injected a high concentration of highly toxic gas into the prison.

This poisonous gas is colorless and odorless, has extremely high diffusion rates, and is extremely lethal.

Even if some fool were to risk everything to break through the concrete wall and enter.

The moment they step into the prison, they will be instantly poisoned and die, without even having the chance to get close to the weeping angels or become their teleportation anchor.

Physical blockade, rule suppression, dual-line observation, highly toxic backup plan, no-entry design...

Layer upon layer of insurance has transformed this giant prison into an impregnable final refuge.

At this moment, unless a top-tier, super-powerful external force appears that can shake the entire space, forcibly destroy a kilometer of concrete buildings, or directly rewrite the rules of the Weeping Angel's teleportation, then...

Otherwise, these bizarre and monstrous creatures would never give anyone the chance to escape from here.

After doing all this, Xu Feng looked at the flawless giant prison before him, and his tense expression relaxed slightly as he let out a long sigh of relief.

Lian Hongying, standing to the side, completely entered the Weeping Angel's containment plan, all its ability patterns, and preventative measures into the copy information panel.

Strangely, the anomaly was still at 95%, meaning that the surveillance rule observed by the warden was not a hidden rule.

Lian Hongying was slightly surprised. As expected of the warden, he was indeed professional.

With such tight security measures, these weeping angels are probably unlikely to escape!

After spending a month building the containment prison, Xu Feng breathed a long sigh of relief, thinking that the next calamity should be appearing soon.

Xu Feng wasn't in a hurry; instead, he waited for the abnormal report.

If all the calamities and monsters are like weeping angels, then it would be no challenge for Xu Feng at all!

However, what made Xu Feng slightly wary was that this weeping angel could affect him.

In other words, its level of terror is higher than its own.

These strange and monstrous objects seem to be quite extraordinary!

However, after waiting for three or four days, the Silent Containment Tower still did not receive any reports of suspected catastrophic objects.

Xu Feng stroked his chin, somewhat speechless. Apart from a few false alarms, there really hadn't been any other reports.

Because of the anomalous creatures it contained, the Silent Containment Tower received a large sum of money from various countries to maintain the normal operation of this anomalous creature prison.

By mid-month, Xu Feng finally discovered a clue that appeared to be a strange, calamity-inducing object.

This clue did not come from a report by a subordinate, but rather he discovered it while watching TV during work hours when he had nothing else to do.

In the news footage, a reporter, looking solemn, recounts a bizarre incident that occurred on a suburban highway.

"Just yesterday, a driver accidentally ran over an orange cat that was lying on the road pretending to be a speed bump while driving."

"But this was originally just a minor accident, nothing serious."

"But the vehicle that ran over the orange cat went out of control and crashed into the bus in front of it."

"However, strangely enough, the rescue team found that there was no driver in the car."

"We only found a trapped cat inside the car; it must have been the driver's pet, right?"

"It's impossible that a cat was driving this car, is it?"

"And the cat that was crushed into a pancake came back to life and ran away."