Chapter 2038 - 2033: The Real Guest
Chapter 2038: Chapter 2033: The Real Guest
"Alright."
The intense confrontation that was supposed to occur did not happen, but the air was even more oppressive than that.
Under a simple counterquestion by Professor Fu, it was obvious that Mr. Veron had lost interest in the conversation.
And with a heavy expression, he readily agreed to Wen Li’s request to stay.
There are some things that cannot withstand scrutiny; this is no longer a simple matter of rivalry, not even just Wen Li’s problem...
Coincidences that are remarkably efficient, upon review, one can notice how absurd it is that such a thing happened at the Divine Ashes Institute?
No one raised any concerns.
"You can follow Professor Fu for the next couple of days to learn from him."
Longing to return instantly, Veron nodded in agreement and didn’t forget to specifically assess Wen Li’s situation and gave additional reminders.
"Don’t worry, her condition is fine."
Seemingly sensing his concern, Professor Fu spoke calmly.
"I am an honest person, and those words were not just for the Night Watchman; it truly is a remarkable achievement."
More than that, his usually "arrogant" self even openly acknowledged the extraordinary accomplishments of the Divine Ashes Institute once again.
"...Ultimately, it is still her own talent."
At such a moment, to receive this kind of evaluation, as Veron looked at the laboratory owner who was too lazy to even get up to see him out, he couldn’t detect any sarcasm in the other’s tone.
As a proud representative of the Divine Ashes, Veron pondered for a moment and responded with a humble reply, then left without saying more.
...
"Next, I will rely on your guidance, Professor Fu... Veron and the others are alright, right?"
Watching the slightly dejected figures of the two until they quickly disappeared, it was Wen Li, the central figure of the event, who first spoke.
The matter concluded in such a natural manner.
Not only was there no uncontrollable conflict, but there was almost a feeling of reconciliation.
Her own inexplicable concealing actions were also resolved consensually within a few words...
No wonder Professor Fu said earlier, "Wait for them to come over," everything had been perfectly orchestrated.
While feeling a surge of security, she inevitably felt some concern for the situation of the mentors at the Divine Ashes Institute.
Thinking that the situation seemed somewhat aggressive, she thought of approaching either Professor Fu or the head of the Punishment Department for a discussion.
At that time, there was even suspicion that this might indeed be the style of the Academy, and she might have been overthinking things, but now it seems there was indeed something suspicious going on.
"They should be alright, but indeed, they need to reflect on themselves."
Understanding Wen Li’s feelings, Fu Qian gave an optimistic evaluation, yet his tone was still not particularly polite.
Reconciliation upon meeting was something he never held any obsession with.
Walking down the street, inexplicable negative feelings were quite normal; it wouldn’t hurt to be more lenient toward others’ attitudes.
Specifically, regarding the Divine Ashes people, they were just a bunch with a high self-esteem who didn’t even possess the capability to cause any "enmity".
Simultaneously, regardless of the process, what happened to Wen Li was indeed an intriguing achievement.
Fu Qian had no qualms about acknowledging deserved recognition while disregarding grudges.
As to why they were able to achieve this, even compelling Old Master Veron to reflect?
As was said before, that is the skill of the Jade Soul Master.
Why did a bunch of Psychic Series participants never realize their own peculiarities?
Because you were just "wild thoughts," and the Jade Soul Master was giving a hand to "self-neglect."
For the one attempting to understand everything, it might be quite natural when Wen Li and Liliyana’s relics appeared together, pondering the connection.
At its core, that was the "luck" of this genius before you.
Yet to this day, no trace of that individual has been found, and perhaps their situation isn’t very optimistic, so the heavily impacted Divine Ashes might indeed be "alright" now.
Additionally, the internal review results after Divine Ashes returned would have significant references for finding his previous defeat in the future.
"That’s good... it’s like a dream."
Always confident in Professor Fu’s judgment, Wen Li gently exhaled at that moment.
After confirming that there would be no major hidden dangers on the Divine Ashes’ side, her gaze finally fell on the celebration banquet before her, with deep emotion.
"It might as well rank among the most beautiful dreams... A demigod in their twenties; aside from some particularly special legacies, there aren’t many throughout history..."
"Once you find the right method, the ceremonial path is indeed efficient."
The research assistant who closed the door seemed to understand her emotion well, smilingly nodded in agreement, even unabashedly showing admiration.
...
Honesty always has the power to penetrate the heart. Facing Ji Liushuang’s praise, Wen Li, usually excelling in social interactions, found herself momentarily unsure of how to be humble.
Mainly because this achievement was indeed absurdly great; it wouldn’t be appropriate to say, "You’re too kind, being a demigod in my twenties is actually average..."
Even Fu Qian couldn’t use this as a case study to educate young people on the importance of hard work.
Although Wen Li did work hard, her efforts didn’t account for much in the result.
"Not necessarily, the efficiency of cultivation is equally extraordinary."
Fu Qian waved his hand in the next moment, indicating the assistant need not be overly modest, reminded of the astonishing cultivation power of the Jade Soul Master.
Clearly, in this world, "all roads lead to Rome" is not merely an optimistic slogan.
Wen Li at least consumed a massive amount of tangible and intangible resources, while that individual appeared to have somehow grown to an unbelievable degree merely with convictions—or rather, beyond the world’s truth.
No signs of contamination or loss of control were visible.
From this perspective, the path of cultivation seemed even more like a well-trodden highway.
"Understood. Can we start now? Keke went to get some more stuff earlier, and since we’ve had guests all along, I asked her to wait outside for a while."
Evidently always trusting in the leader’s insight, Ji Liushuang chuckled, pointing out that the celebration was about to get cold.
"Of course, she may as well bring over the remaining items."
Fu Qian appeared quite easy-going, despite the banquet being lavish at first glance.
...
"Professor Fu."
Ji Liushuang asked the assistant to wait outside, undoubtedly because some discussions weren’t suitable for her to overhear.
Today, it’s apparent her work has been getting more dedicated, as she swiftly delivered a bunch of items after receiving the message.
"Thank you, come and join us."
Facing Jia Keke’s greeting, Fu Qian nodded slightly, his incredible amenability surprisingly persistent.
Speaking of which, he’s somewhat of an old friend with this one, having known her since before she served as an assistant to the research assistants—although, back then, she hadn’t been as lively.
Under Ji Liushuang’s indication, with Jia Keke finally sitting down as well, Fu Qian was more intrigued by the orange eye above her head.
The eye opened much slower than Wen Li’s.