Transform randomly in Kexue World

Chapter 435 Rules for Library Tours ()

Now it seems that these ghost employees are abiding by the contents of this manual.

By the way, there are only blue clothes and no children's area. The notice posted at the door also has similar content. It is not a joke.

Tsugawa Hideharu studied the manual and looked up at the ghost employees walking up and down the corridor, patrolling one browsing room after another, some in blue and some in black.

So, the people in black clothes are not my employees, but people who don’t exist? When others see it, they have to pretend not to see it? It sounds like a ghost...wait, the one in blue is also a ghost.

Jinchuan Xiuji was a little confused about what tricks these ghosts were playing. He carefully studied the employee handbook and found that this place called the adult area seemed very important, especially since he had never heard of this in his library. Partition.

Do you want to go look for it? From the brochure, it looks like the adult area is also on the third floor... there's an elevator! ?

Just when he thought of finding the adult area, Tsugawa Hideharu accidentally noticed that the elevator was not far from him.

There is no sign of an elevator at all when we are on the first floor...

However, he was worried about Tamada Kazuo's body. After seeing the elevator, Tsugawa Hideharu immediately put aside the adult area and went directly to the elevator to call the elevator.

By analogy, the above are the 3rd and 4th floors. But the button that originally was for the 4th floor didn't say 5th floor according to the rules, but 'Director's Office' instead.

The fifth button from the top originally corresponded to the 1st floor, but now it says 2nd floor next to it. Obviously this elevator no longer goes to the 1st floor.

In addition to going back to his curator's room to take a look, he also had another idea: If he arrived on the first floor from the elevator, what would he see when he opened the door? A white wall blocking the elevator door?
But after seeing the control panel, Tsukawa Hideji's expression changed again.

After a slight hesitation, Tsugawa Hideharu pressed the button next to the 'Director's Office', ready to take a look at his own office first.

After all, Tsugawa Hideharu still doesn’t understand why these ghosts identify themselves as the curator. If these ghosts have existed in the library for several years, shouldn’t there be a ghost curator in the library?

The library only has the fifth floor, so there are only eight buttons on the control panel, corresponding to floors 1 to 5, as well as opening the door, closing the door, and calling for help.

Now there are only eight buttons, but the buttons corresponding to the floors have changed.

Although it is true that my office is on the fifth floor, why do I write it like this? Tsugawa Hideharu looked at the top button again. The button originally corresponded to the fifth floor. There was no printing on the side, but it was painted black with a marker pen.

While thinking, the elevator car began to rise. Unlike the dim corridors and stairwells, there was a constant white light in the elevator car, which made Hideharu Tsugawa, whose eyes were used to the darkness outside, feel a little stinging.

By the way, would it be better to put the body somewhere else? I seem to smell a faint stench today.

With this thought in mind, Tsugawa Hideharu stepped into the fully raised elevator and looked back at the control panel.

Before the elevator went up, he opened the elevator door and looked at the corpse with eyes wide open lying above the elevator car.

The elevator rose two floors and then opened the door. Tsugawa Hideji looked out from the bright car. The lights in the car poured out, allowing Tsugawa Hideji to see some dim scenes.

The outside is not a corridor, but directly his office.

The original layout was not like this. In addition to his office on the fifth floor, there were three other administrative offices, a conference room, a mechanical room that controlled the operation of elevators and other equipment, and a utility room for employees to rest. space, the elevator should be opened in the corridor. But tonight's experience was bizarre enough. It was similar to the fairy tales that his grandson read when he was a child. He had already stepped into the world of ghosts.

The office is my own office. Except that the room door and the elevator door are bridged together, nothing has changed, even the scenery outside the window has not changed.

The elevator door closed behind him, and he skillfully touched the light switch. Tsugawa Hideharu turned on the light.

"call……"

Looking around, everything looked so familiar, and there was no sign of the 'Ghost Curator'. Hideji Tsugawa breathed a sigh of relief, walked behind the desk and sat on the boss's chair, putting the employee handbook and the "Metaphysics" in his hand. Throwing it on the table, the familiar feeling of the backrest of the table and chair brought a sense of security, making him feel that he could finally calm down and think slowly.

But after sitting down, he noticed an A4 paper taped to his desk.

"Even here..." Now he is no exception. It seems that in this ghost library at night, no matter the readers, employees or him, the director, there are rules that need to be followed.

Unlike the code of conduct and employee handbook posted at the door, this piece of paper contains no greetings at all and is filled with terms and conditions.

{1. Accept any employee, no matter what color they wear. Although the library only provides dark blue overalls, if someone shows up wearing the same style of black/red overalls, please treat that person as an employee.

2. It is normal for children to cry and laugh outside the office door when no one is around. Ignore, pretend not to hear, and don't show discomfort or irritability.

3. Employees are not allowed to bring outside books into the library, or take out books from the library before going through the borrowing procedures. If someone insists on violating the rules, there is no need to fine or punish them. They only need to ask the other party to bear the consequences.

4. Check the quantity of the psychology bookshelf in the adult section every three days, record the frequency of quantity changes, and store it in the table of the computer folder "It". Don’t ask what “it” refers to. Don't rename the file. Do not discuss this folder with anyone, including family members.

5. Each map must have a part that can be torn off according to the dotted line, and the map must be produced by a specific manufacturer. The manufacturer's contact information is in the word document in the folder. The office needs to keep at least three maps ready for use at any time.

6. No matter how frequently the managers of the adult area resign or how outrageous their demands are, treat them well and meet their demands as much as possible. They are not making trouble unreasonably. But it's best not to delve into the reasons for their request.

7. Office lights must be kept on during working hours, even if no one is around. The power supply here is more important than any room. A power outage is an abnormal phenomenon. If it occurs, immediately tear off the spare map on the right hand side of the desk at the dotted line, then hold it in your hand and walk out. Tell this to the first employee you meet. No matter what color they are wearing or what they are about to do, ask them to help you deal with the outage. He will not reject you.

8. Don’t delve into whether a children’s area exists. But if you see the children's area, you might as well go in and take a walk.

9. If you do not ensure your mental state, do not work night shift.

10. Always remember that human life safety is more valuable than books. Sacrifice all books if necessary. Don't be soft-hearted, you don't know if they are books. }
"Do you want me to follow what this rule says?" Tsugawa Hideharu studied the rule as if he was working at his desk. The first and seventh clauses made him even more confused about whether those ghosts in black uniforms are still there. Whether the ghost in red uniform he saw was his employee, and the sixth item made him resist from the bottom of his heart: What does it mean to satisfy employees' requirements as much as possible no matter how outrageous they are! no way!
Combined with the full insurance and ten times overtime pay in the employee handbook, the operating conditions of the ghost library are simply terrible in the eyes of Tsukawa Hideharu. Even if the ghost coins have been burned to the point of severe inflation, we can't do charity like this!

Just after Tsugawa Hideharu began to look for evidence that these rules were unreliable, the sound of the elevator came again and stopped on his floor.

The elevator door opened, and a ghost employee in dark blue uniform walked in.

[Director, I am Nakamura in charge of the adult area. I need you to give me a salary increase, thirty thousand, and I need it now. 】

(End of this chapter)