Orion Crest, Series_1

Chapter 29: It's too hard

　　More than thirty hours of continuous work, and in such a highly concentrated state, had brought Orion's spirit to the brink of its limits.

　　After returning, Orion, as usual, didn't change his clothes, knocked his head on the pillow, and went to sleep.

　　When he opened his eyes again, it was already 5.30pm, Orion lamented in his heart.

　　"The routine is completely reversed, it seems that tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, we have to spend some time to adjust our routine."

　　Really unknowingly slept until this point, the mobile phone screen hangs ten or so missed calls, among them there are Isabel called, there are also two teammates called, and david.

　　Orion was just getting ready to send a message back to them in turn when a call came in.

　　As soon as the phone was connected, a pleasant voice came from the other end of the phone. "Orion, how are you feeling?"

　　Orion: "Pretty good."

　　Isabel asked immediately after, "I heard that this year's topic is difficult, which one did you choose?"

　　Orion: "A, the one about the moon rover."

　　Hearing Orion's answer, Isabel's eyes widened in surprise and said, "I can't believe you choose that topic! Do you understand all the stuff given in the question?"

　　Orion thought about it for a moment and replied, "It's alright, although the proposition of spaceflight looks quite scary, it's unexpectedly not that difficult to convert into a maths problem."

　　"You're the only one who doesn't think it's hard," Isabel sighed, "A friend of mine also participated in the competition this year, and she was hoping to come back with a national first prize, but as soon as she saw the topic of the competition, she was dumbfounded."

　　Orion: "Which question did she choose?"

　　Isabel: "B, the one about designing a folding table."

　　"That's quite a tough one." Orion sighed in his mind.

　　"So how did she feel?"

　　"It was hard, involved structural mechanics, ergonomics, and in general was a very, very troublesome task. In her words, what's the calculation of a crap table." Isabel sighed, " Let's stop chatting, you should go and eat soon too, I guess you've just got up, I'll go and comfort and console my friend."

　　"Yeah, see you later then."

　　Orion hung up the phone and saw Mia return a message just in time to say that the MD5 code and the paper had been successfully uploaded. She and Ethan went back to the school first, and if there was anything they could help in the future, please do not hesitate to ask and personally to have dinner some other day and so on.

　　Orion thought about it and replied [You're welcome]. The competition was over, but at least serving as a "supporter" for three days, it was also a bit of a role. It's not right to complain anymore.

　　......

　　Back in his dorm room, Orion got on his bed and opened his laptop. After hanging up for so long, it would be a big loss if the progress bar didn't grow at all. However, when Orion opened the lid of the computer, he was furious. Damn it, the progress bar had gone up just a little bit compared to what it was before he left.

　　"It was a waste of electricity to leave it hanging!" Orion was so angry that he turned off the computer without saying a word, grabbed two programming books and stuffed them into his shoulder bag, and ran to the library.