Wien felt a little suspicion in his heart.

So he didn't rush to leave for a while, but walked to Conley and started talking.

"Are the teacher quarreling with the chairman just now?" He showed a bit of the curiosity that was unique to young people.

Conley was about to answer, but Harold immediately intercepted the latter sentence. "Cough... nothing, we just exchanged academic issues."

Then he showed a little unhappy look. "Okay, do you have any other problems? If not, go back first."

The impatient meaning of driving people is no longer concealed.

Wien let out a long "oh" and glanced at Conley several times in the face.

Conley didn't understand it at first, but after several hints from Vien, he finally came back to the point.

"I have something else to deal with, and I don't have time to listen to you talking nonsense."

After saying that, he picked up his bag, turned around and left.

“Hey—”

Harold wanted to keep him, but because he was unable to use unconventional means to have Vien present, he finally had to hammer the table angrily.

The office became quiet and Wien said goodbye with a wink.

"Go and go..." Harold waved his backhand with a rather boring look.

"If you see your teacher again, I will give me a message: Once you miss the opportunity, you will never return."

After watching Vien leave, Harold grabbed the magnifying glass on his desk again and knocked it up unhappily.

"The young people nowadays are all ghostly spirits...hum."

His low voice gradually disappeared.

Outside the office building.

When Wien came out, he saw Professor Conley standing in the shade of a tree waiting for him.

He felt a little relieved, and it seemed that the teacher from home still cared for him as a student.

"Teacher." He walked forward while greeting him.

"Yeah." Conley turned around and subconsciously pulled the tie that was tied a little tightly around his neck.

"The water in the royal capital has been muddy recently, so be careful." He said in a low voice.

Wien was stunned. This was the third person who told him to pay attention or be careful.

When everyone around him noticed that the storm was about to rise, perhaps a corner had already quietly descended.

"Well, I understand." He nodded.

"By the way, what was the teacher arguing with the chairman just now? He seemed to be very quarreling." He seemed to just mention it casually.

“Hao…”

Conley was clearly full of resentment and was about to complain, but in the blink of an eye he seemed to have regained his rationality in an instant, and he was unwilling to say it clearly because he was considering what he was doing.

"..." He was silent for a while.

"About a certain research. If it goes well in the end, you will know that if it doesn't go well, there is no need to say it."

This sounds very perfunctory reply is really not convincing.

Speaking of which, Conley has indeed been keen on studying and analyzing the properties of matter and using this to combine magic to create some strange things. It is no exaggeration to call him a great inventor in the Kingdom of Lornes.

Thinking of this, Wien's mind seemed to have a lightning passing by, and all the fog suddenly became clear.

"--teacher."

He suddenly spoke with a strange expression. "Can I ask you to do me a favor?"

...

Wien breathed a little relieved after entrusting the study of the active ingredients in this special agent to Professor Conley.

In terms of professionalism, even though I have been studying for a long time, I am still far from Professor Conley's level.

Hopefully get good results.

However, when he returned to the Lily Club, he was shocked by what happened in front of him.

On the long conference table made of mahogany, the camps on both sides are clearly divided.

On one side is Chris, and on the other side is chanting.

"You guys are..." He separated the onlookers and walked forward.

Ge Li glanced at him coldly.

"No one can affect the game," she said to Chris.

"Of course!" Chris replied unwillingly.

Then she turned her head and said, "Wynn, go and have fun first. Today I will teach this ignorant guy a lesson!"

“???”

A question mark suddenly popped up in Vinn.

"Let him go away." Geli frowned tightly, as if Wien was standing by the table for a second and it was unbearable for her to stand.

Chris turned around and wanted to say something to Wien, and Wien quickly answered the words for her.

"It's okay, I'll wait for you." He said.

"But it's better not to be too long. It's almost time for school. Housekeeper Hall may be worried if he's waiting outside for too long."

Even if he forced himself to stay, the songs would probably not continue to tolerate it, and he still knew very well.

After recent pulling, Ge Li has become much crueler, and he no longer wants to continue to stimulate her.

After silently taking a few steps back, Wien sat on the other side of the activity room and looked at them from afar with his chin.

The interference factor was successfully eliminated, and the game between the two of them continued.

It seems that the two people who randomly draw a fixed number of cards are not as fun as the fixed trio, but they didn't sit together for fun, so they naturally wouldn't care about these details.

If you ignore the tense atmosphere between these two people, it has to be said that this picture is quite pleasing to the eye, but it's a pity...

Not long after he sat down, very light footsteps came from behind him.

"These two people seem to be mortal enemies for the rest of their lives." Lawrence's sigh sounded from the side.

Although Wien had been mentally prepared for this, he still subconsciously did not want to give up so early.

"Is there any way to get the two of them back together?" he asked.

Lawrence said in surprise: "Get back together? Is there any good time between them?"

"...This is just a modification, don't care about this detail!" Wien said seriously, "If they can improve their relationship, will it also be beneficial to the overall unity of the Lily Association?"

"Give up." Lawrence said bluntly.

"Even the ministers appointed by my father, they fight to the death, don't expect anything like 'total unity'."

He was completely unfavorable to Wien's proposal.

"These two people are very arrogant. Unless one is willing to give in, they will probably continue to fight... Moreover, even if anyone makes concessions in the future, they probably don't want to reverse the relationship, but just because one person loses."

Wien said a little surprised, "You have a very sharp insight."

In fact... I didn't understand what he said, but I just didn't want to accept it.
Chapter completed!