Teacher Li went home that night. He had classes the next day.
Although being a PE teacher at a high school was probably the "easiest" job in the world, if he wanted, he could slack off to his heart's content within "reasonable" limits without annoying his coworkers.
But there was still a wondrous species in this world called "student athletes," and a large part of Teacher Li's daily work involved training and supervising them.
In short, he wasn't exactly free. Still, as long as he had time to sleep, he could satisfy his need to play True Otherworld. After all, nights were always hard to get through for a middle-aged bachelor with no ties. He might as well go "righting wrongs" in another world.
As for his "wheelchair weirdo" friend, he got his own "surprise" early the next morning. He'd stayed up late hoping to sleep in, only to be woken by barking dogs just as the sun came up.
Former lawyer Wang Xiao struggled a little, but managed to get up, put on his clothes, and wheel himself into the courtyard. Then he saw the neat, square package sitting by the door.
"???"
Wheelchair-bound Wang Xiao stared wide-eyed. He was so shocked that he even took off his glasses and rubbed his eyes hard, wondering if he was seeing things.
He'd only submitted the application to join the test two hours ago.
The reason it had taken him so long was that he'd read the application's memorandum and legal clauses from start to finish, and concluded that it was an invalid "waiver of liability."
The Alpha company had shifted nearly all responsibility onto the testers through some clever legal wording. In other words, if anything happened in the game under this testing agreement, Alpha would bear no responsibility whatsoever.