Most of the people now have been organized by Parker. They are gathered in the large conference room and several small preparation rooms leading to the conference room, instead of being scattered in scattered offices as before.
An obvious advantage of doing this is that people can see a lot of people when they look up, and most of them are not so nervous. This is the best comfort for people.
And Parker suggested that since rescue will definitely come, although they will have a period of vacation after that, the work still needs to be completed. If there is still spare time, they can also take advantage of now to complete the handover documents before the vacation.
So that their replacements can take over their jobs.
When it comes to holidays, people's atmosphere inevitably becomes cheerful. The work on the space station is still quite heavy. Being able to have a long enough paid holiday is relaxing for everyone. Some people have already begun to want to go there freely.
Where did you go on vacation?
Of course, it is unavoidable that they also have to consider some practical issues, such as handing over documents and taking a vacation. This cannot be done well, otherwise the results they have made before will be handed over to a stupid young man, and the sky will fall when they come back.
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Many scholars who are able to work on the space station are extremely persistent in this regard, and can even remain calm even if Mount Tai collapses in front of them. Soon, the sound of crackling keyboards can be heard in the conference room again, and many people are immersed in their work.
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So, when Baker rushed in, he saw a scene that he could not imagine at all.
This does not look like the hour before the doomsday when the space station is about to crash, but more like a self-research preparation session for a global academic conference.
"There are monsters! There are monsters!" Baker shouted, waving his hands.
He realized that without his approval, no one had access to the Internet, and people on the space station would not see the special effects analysis of so-called experts, so he prepared a big gift for them.
With a bang, the door and the door frame were smashed, sending Baker flying out. He fell heavily to the ground, and his forehead began to bleed.
As most of the wall was smashed, a huge creature rushed in. He had an inverted triangular figure like a tornado, his upper body was burning with blazing flames, and his lower body was filled with thick fog that could not be dispersed. After smashing the wall with one punch, he roared.
He rushed towards the crowd.
Parker suddenly stood up, stared at the monster, and then shouted loudly: "Evacuate! Prepare to evacuate!!!"
Parker's use of the word evacuate instead of shouting "run" reflects his professionalism, because humans also follow Pavlov's dog theory to some extent, which is also known as conditioned reflex.
principle.
All personnel who work on the space station have gone through a very complete disaster evacuation drill. During the drill, no one will yell at them to "run". They usually shout "get ready to evacuate!".
So in this case, once you shout to run, they will run instinctively, and there is no goal, running around like headless flies. When there are so many people in a conference room, it is basically impossible.
He might be able to escape.
But once you call for evacuation, then at least one-third of the people with good psychological quality can remember the evacuation drill process and know how to evacuate from different safety doors in an orderly manner according to the evacuation drill method.
There is also a third of the people who have a herd mentality. They will run wherever they see others going. They may panic at first, but with the guidance of those rational people before, they can probably remember halfway through.
How was it evacuated?
The last one-third were completely frightened, but because the first two-thirds evacuated in a more orderly manner, some were trapped in the flow of people and ran out, while the remaining ones were completely stunned and did not dare to move.
When I reacted, there weren't that many people there anymore, so it didn't matter if I just found a door and ran away.
While shouting to evacuate, Parker also reminded them how to evacuate, such as the principle of being near, the principle of opening and holding the door, the principle of guidance, and the principle of side by side. It was like giving an evacuation drill on the spot.
Under the leadership of a few relatively calm staff, within five or six seconds, everyone was basically in place. As soon as the door opened, they ran out in two lines. Without causing congestion, in just twenty
It was gone in a matter of seconds.
At this time, the monster's entrance animation has not yet finished.
This is different from the script!
Sophia, who was behind the surveillance camera, stared at the screen dumbfounded. She said to Baker in the earphone: "They have all run away, boss, what should we do next?!"
"What should I do? Of course..."
Baker wanted to say that of course they would not act, because their purpose is to let enough people see the monster, so that they can spontaneously prove that there is indeed a monster on the space station, confirm the official cover-up of the news, and make it easier for them to stand up later.
hero.
Regardless of whether these people ran away or not, they must have seen them anyway. Baker was very confident in his skills. In order to pave the way for him to come forward later, he also deliberately used a trick to make these people believe that the monster was real.
,otherwise why would he bleed?
But now that everyone has run away, there is no need to continue the show. The goal has been achieved anyway, so just...
Baker originally wanted to turn around and wave and call it a day, but when he glanced out of the corner of his eye, he discovered that there was someone sitting on the seat.
Schiller sat motionless.
He just looked at the monster in front of him with great interest, and then confirmed the fact that Nick was really blind. This thing didn't look alive at all. Many of the curling patterns of the mist were copied and pasted. How could this be possible?
How about compared to gray fog?
But as soon as he sat down, things fell into an extremely embarrassing situation - there was only one person left, should Baker act or not?
If you want to keep acting, this special effects equipment is not free. You can even say that this monster is different from the fire monster and fog monster that Baker created before. This is an upgraded version that he has carefully prepared for a long time, but
The technical hardware requirements are also very high, and you basically burn money every minute and every second.
Moreover, the subsequent scripts were not originally about him being a tough monster, because he is still Baker, and his identity as a superhero has not yet been revealed. What he should do is to stay calm, organize people to evacuate, and behave as a leader who is calm in times of crisis.
As a result, the job was taken away by Parker, and there was nothing left to evacuate.
So now there was only one monster and him left in the room. In terms of settings, he couldn't defeat the monster, and no such action performance was arranged, so all he could do was run away.
But it would be okay if there was no one at all, but there was still someone watching. If he ran away and the other party publicized the matter, what else would he have to do next?
But it wouldn't work without acting. This man just stood here blankly, turned off the machine himself, and the monster disappeared out of thin air. Even a fool could see that something was wrong. If he wanted to publicize the matter again, his plan would still be exposed.
Schiller actually wanted to see what Baker would do. He couldn't have prepared a plan for so long and didn't even have a plan, right?
In the end, Beck was really dumbfounded. He stared at Schiller with a gloomy expression, as if he wanted to blame Schiller for not running away.
Schiller stood up and sighed. Just as he was about to say something, the door was pushed open with a bang, and Natasha rushed in, shouting: "Where is the monster?!"
Then she turned around and saw Schiller, as if suddenly anxious, she rushed to Schiller's side and said, "Doctor, why are you still here? I just said I didn't see you in the crowd just now. It's too crowded here."
It’s dangerous, leave now!”
Schiller glanced at Natasha and found that Natasha was blinking at him, so Schiller could only make a relieved expression and said: "Sorry, this monster is so cruel, I was a little scared.
Fortunately you are here."
Then the two people evacuated the scene at the speed of light, leaving only Baker standing there stunned. He felt that something was wrong, but he couldn't tell what was wrong.
As soon as Schiller and Natasha left the house, Natasha complained: "Can't your acting skills be a little better? I haven't made such rich expressions in almost thirty years, and you treat my efforts like this."
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"The acting is quite good, madam." Schiller took off the work badge hanging around his neck, shook it in his hand and said.
"I've got what you want." Natasha said, "What are you going to do next?"
"Sometimes I feel that some classic plays are a bit boring." Schiller shook his head slightly and said: "It's always the same old thing over and over again, with nothing new at all. It only focuses on sensory stimulation, which is vulgar and boring, just like the classics.
Hollywood film."
Natasha raised her eyebrows at him.
"But after watching those short video scripts that are just gimmicks, have no substantive content and are full of loopholes, I think it makes sense that some Hollywood blockbusters can be called classics."
"so what?"
"We don't have any art shows to deal with them. Just some classic popcorn commercial movie routines. Let's go."
Baker's team rushed to the scene to clean up the wreckage, but Baker remained stunned on the spot looking at an empty seat. That hateful look made everyone else's backs shiver.
If Beck saw it correctly, Schiller looked at him specifically before turning around and leaving, his eyes full of contempt.
This made him furious, and the endless anger and resentment almost swallowed his heart.
But at this time, the big screen in the conference room lit up, and all the screens in all offices and the entire space station that could display images lit up.
"Hello, humans." An electronic mechanical voice appeared on the screen, and the screen flashed a few times, and finally settled on the angle of the camera in a certain room.
Baker suddenly turned his head and saw the suspended power engine of this half of the space station appearing in the center of the screen. At this time, a row of black devices appeared under the engine's base.
"I am the artificial intelligence steward of the space station. You can call me 'Friday'. What appears in front of you now is the power engine that maintains the flight of this space station."
"As those of you who have participated in the design and manufacture of space stations, you must be able to tell that there are more things in this room. The black devices that appear in the center of the screen are bombs."
As its voice fell, a countdown of "30" appeared on a small screen in front of the black device.
"In half an hour, the bomb will detonate. The space station that has lost its power system is expected to crash into the earth and directly destroy the American continent. You still have 30 minutes."