Chapter 895

At the door of the warship building workshop, the atmosphere became quiet again.

All the interns looked at Dorothy in front in surprise, question marks rising in their heads.

Everyone could actually understand the job entry test or something; this was also a routine operation, no need to explain much, but the problem was that we felt you needed to explain whose job entry test is tested like this.

You let a group of us interns directly start building warships?

Do you think too highly of us, or too lowly of warship craftsmanship?

Is warship building so easy to build? Let alone that most of us actually aren't warship building majors, even if we were really warship building majors, when we first started, we would be tightening screws, and we would have to watch our seniors work for a few years before we could start, right? How did it become a job entry test when it reached your side?

Everyone turned their heads to look at the pile of various materials like a small mountain on the side, and then looked at the few warship design drafts floating above the Home Witch's head that made people dizzy and felt like they were about to be cursed by knowledge at a glance, their expressions one by one more confused.

Fortunately, under the "you aren't playing with me" gaze offensive of everyone, Dorothy scratched her head, and then spoke again.

"Ahem, this is naturally not a requirement for everyone to build a warship individually; this is a group assessment; everyone can form teams freely, choose teammates to act together, and the time for this assessment is also very ample, a full week; and you can use the many facilities of this workshop at will; I believe that with everyone's talent, completing the assessment shouldn't be very difficult."

The Home Witch said this.

Yeah, she had lowered the requirements again.

Actually, the difficulty of these few design drafts was already similar to building a ship in "World of Warships," it just required you to manufacture the main frame of the warship, and assemble the many core components of the warship together, and finally perform some debugging.

And those major warship cores such as main guns, magic furnaces, jump engines, etc., were all omitted; there were finished products in the materials; after all, requiring a group of interns to study and conquer this top-level technology point was indeed too difficult for them.

Dorothy's original intention was not to make things difficult for others, although she didn't deny that this test had the meaning of a "downward blow," but the main purpose was indeed as she said before, to observe the talents and specialties of these interns, so that she could better arrange their work positions later.

This test was mainly to let the interns personally experience the assembly and debugging process of the warship, as well as the teamwork in this process, so that they could have a bottom line for the content and difficulty of their subsequent work.

This could also be considered a dissuasion level.

After all, the Home Witch also knew that many of these interns didn't come for warship building, but for star-chasing; who knew if this group of star-chasers would quit and run away after working for two days.

And she couldn't just shout "star-chasers, go away, we don't accept you," so she could only use a dissuasion level.

If they could still persist after a week of testing, then even if they came for star-chasing, they were still good seedlings worth cultivating.

As for whether a week was too short, and how it should be tested for a month or something, that could test their determination.

Dorothy indicated that she was also really busy, alright; the legendary warship design drafts had made her lose some hair these past few days; being able to spare a week to assess newcomers was already the limit.

If it were any more, she really wouldn't have time; after all, it would be her birthday in another month, and she was planning to build the warship before her birthday to use as a birthday gift for herself.

And a week's time actually wasn't short; after all, this group of young interns didn't know what kind of internal involution they were about to face.

Yeah, it's time to scatter the bait; let's all roll up.

Watching everyone still frowning even though she had already relaxed the assessment difficulty, the Home Witch spoke again; she took out the cloth dragon puppet from her pocket.

Hehehe, aren't you here for star-chasing? Then let's have some little stimulation from the Forest Witch.

"Next, please welcome the chief examiner of this job entry assessment, Miss Forest Witch; she will watch everyone's assessment progress throughout the process and evaluate everyone's final assessment results; oh, by the way, as an examinee privilege, each team has three opportunities to seek the Forest Witch's guidance; the guidance content is limited to assessment-related matters, so please use it carefully."

"Yeah, the three people with the highest personal scores in this assessment will also receive Miss Forest Witch's autograph and a guidance opportunity."

Dorothy said this while stuffing the Moon God's consciousness into the cloth dragon puppet to pretend to be the Forest Witch.

Yeah, sometimes fame can also have a good incentive effect if used well.

A mere three autographs and three guidance opportunities were just a matter of lifting a finger for the Home Witch, but as soon as these words came out, the interns below, who were dissatisfied with the job entry assessment and felt the difficulty was too high, had their eyes light up, looking like a pack of wolves starving to death in the dark night.

"We have no problems at all."

"Exam, I like exams the most; please let me start the assessment immediately, I can't wait."

"Hehehehe, the Forest Witch's guidance opportunity, I can talk to the Forest Witch, great."

"The Forest Witch is watching me; I must get a good grade in this assessment."

"The Forest Witch's autograph? My god, this is a priceless treasure, I want it, no one grab it from me."

For a time, enthusiastic cheers and shouts erupted in the crowd, and the scene almost lost control for a time.

And looking at the crowd in cheers, Dorothy shrugged her shoulders.

Actually, she didn't quite understand why these genius interns would pin their expectations on an idol, and why they would be so serious when they heard the Forest Witch was invigilating.

In the Home Witch's view, learning was just a behavior of improving oneself and pleasing oneself; she learned just because she enjoyed the feeling of herself gradually becoming stronger bit by bit; she learned for herself.

But this group of genius interns seemed to be learning to please others or prove themselves to others.

But forget it, everyone has their own ambitions; although she didn't quite understand, she didn't want to impose her views on others.

Dorothy just sighed that the name of the Forest Witch wasn't all trouble, and sometimes it was really quite useful, just like now.

Having thought this, the Home Witch put the cloth dragon in her hand on a table, and then walked into the workshop behind her with her sisters.

And inside the workshop, Noerose, Steller, and Estiel were already waiting for her.

She still had a pile of warship design drafts to draw.

And besides her, other sisters were also doing their own jobs.

Sophie Liya was going to coordinate the many matters of all the workshops participating in the warship building action later, and Mia was going to be busy with the allocation and supply of many materials.

Audrey was going to attend classes while mobilizing the many opera houses of the Aphrodite family, starting to promote the warship building business of the Star Industry, laying the groundwork for advertising before the workshop officially operated.

Madeline and Alice had already started the training of the Security Department with the many members of the Armed Club.

Yeah, the Armed Club didn't take the route of the academy's internship recommendation letter, but were directly accepted by the Succubus Witch; they actually reported long ago and had been specially trained for a period of time.

As for the instructor who trained them...

Yeah, the formal security work of the Star Industry was actually currently responsible by the Yingzhou Island, with the Yingzhou Island Police Bureau and the Hundred Ghost Witches taking turns on duty, alternating day and night.

At the same time, these Yingzhou witches also sent people to serve as instructors for the newcomers.

Although the magic level of the Yingzhou witches was somewhat inferior to these excellent graduates, after all, they were all students who had received complete systematic education at the Witch Academy, and knew much more than the wild Yingzhou witches.

But knowledge is knowledge; once they really moved their hands to fight for life and death, then whether it was the police bureau witches or the hundred ghost witches, they were all one-sidedly abusing these new recruits.

After all, the Yingzhou Island had just ended a long civil strife, and those who could survive until now were all practical factions with prominent battle records; their combat experience was not comparable to this group of newly graduated students.

So, they were more than enough to be new recruit instructors.

And this actually wasn't just them teaching newcomers; it was more of a two-way exchange; after all, the Yingzhou Island had just come out into the world, and the Yingzhou witches also needed to better communicate with the outside world, and also needed to update their magic system that had been lagging behind for many years.

And this group of witch students who had just graduated from the academy were actually the best teachers for the Yingzhou witches.

In short, not far from the warship workshop, in an open-air gladiatorial arena, new recruit special training was in full swing.

Well, there was no way; the police bureau witches were a bit better, after all, they still had some culture and could train normally, but nine out of ten of the hundred ghost witches were illiterate; asking them to train people was directly "combat cool," coming up with various practical training.

And the Yingzhou witches used to think that people couldn't be resurrected after death, but now seeing the gladiatorial arena that could be resurrected infinitely, this made them quite surprised, calling it a divine skill.

In short, everyone was busy with their own things very soon, leaving only the interns standing at the gate looking at each other.

No, that's it? No one is managing us? Not afraid of us cheating in the assessment?

They looked at each other.

Well, it wasn't that no one was managing them; not far away, the Forest Witch's cloth dragon puppet was still watching there.

Everyone carefully looked at the cute cloth dragon, but found that the other party had been motionless there, as if it were really just an ordinary puppet.

Finally, someone gathered the courage to step forward, trying to reach out and touch the idol she had admired for a long time.

But just as the witch's hand was about to touch the cloth dragon's face, the small puppet disappeared and then appeared not far away.

"Student Christina, do you have any questions you need to ask?"

The dragon cloth doll made such an inquiry.

Dorothy was also quite speechless; she didn't expect this newly appointed student council president—oh, now she was also the former president—in short, this primordial witch was a bit naughty, actually daring to tease the examiner.

And after being named, Christina hurriedly withdrew her hand, but there was still some joy in her heart.

Great, the Forest Witch actually knew my name.

"Ahem, I just wanted to ask if there are any other taboos for our subsequent assessment."

This primordial witch coughed a few times, then pretended to explain with a reason.

"None, everyone can form teams freely, play at will; if you really have nothing to do, I suggest you can walk around first and familiarize yourself with the environment of your future workplace."

Moon God Dorothy answered patiently like this.

But then she added.

"Yeah, Miss Christina, you and your team have two more inquiry opportunities left; is there anything else you want to ask?"

Primordial Witch: "."

Damn, this also counts as a guidance opportunity?

Christina hurriedly closed her mouth, and then turned and ran without daring to say anything or ask anything, fearing that she would waste another guidance opportunity.

She also really wanted that Forest Witch's autograph and guidance opportunity for the top three.

And with her demonstration, other interns didn't dare to go up and harass the examiner again, and thank President for using her one guidance opportunity to benefit everyone; at least now everyone knew what to do.

Thus, very soon, these hundreds of people scattered like birds and beasts; they either started seeking to form teams in twos and threes, or wandered around, familiarizing themselves with the new environment; there were also some who were more serious, having already started studying those few warship design drafts.

"Christina, do you want us to form a team together?"

Primordial Witch young lady also just prepared to walk around when she heard someone calling her from behind.

Turning around, she saw Diana and Akina who came together.

Yeah, the trio of culprits for this internship plan gathered again.

"Uh, if you don't mind that it will be one less guidance opportunity if you are with me, then I'm very happy."

The Elemental Empress answered with a smile.

Perhaps because their names all had "na," the relationship between the three had always been good, although it hadn't reached the level of good best friends, they were still friends.

"Of course we don't mind."

The gnome witch Akina, president of the Silver Spoon, nodded and expressed very generously.

"That guidance opportunity wasn't wasted in vain; at least we know what to do now, don't we?"

The elegant and intellectual elf witch Diana, president of the True Sight Eye, also said this with a smile.

Thus, the Scholar Alliance was established.

Of course, the members of this group weren't just the three of them; in fact, they each also brought some club sisters, and the entire alliance had about fifty or sixty people, which was already a relatively large team.

"Then what are your plans next?"

Diana asked this.

To this, Christina blinked, and she saw the figure of a little witch who was frowning and doing exercises on the edge of the Security Department's gladiatorial arena not far away.

"Don't panic, I have an acquaintance, let's go and scout for information first."

The Elemental Empress smiled like this.

Assessment in progress...

Happy Dragon Boat Festival, although the Dragon Boat Festival is almost over.