Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1224 The outcome of the negotiation between the two ‘cornerstones’
  The first letter is to Alina, because as the apparent commander of the Central Administration Department, she needs to know what she discovered tonight. This is more reassuring than her subjective judgment of something.

She hesitated for a second letter, and finally decided to give it to Ives, but in order to prevent the immature new Sky Witness from making any irrational decisions, she appropriately exaggerated herself tonight. Tracking' difficulties, and after telling all the formal content, he added the willingness to share the intelligence with Inzat and Claude.

As for the third letter, she also hesitated before writing it, but just like the letter from Ives, she did not change the target temporarily because as a participant in this plan, she had the necessary Remind the other party indirectly about certain things.

Of course, just as she had promised in front of Alina Ives, she would not tell Natalie the truth, but planned to reveal what Natalie might endure next without exposing the nature of Kenita's problem. danger.

Although this is not very capable of truly convincing Natalie, she believes that as long as it involves some difficulties, Natalie will definitely provide help, and she also knows very well that Natalie will not let herself ignore such a fundamental situation. Avoidable sad things happen.

Therefore, even if it is not for the so-called 'family position', she still needs to solve what happened in the department this time.

Thinking like this, Sallysette no longer hesitated, immediately walked to the window, and began to send out the letters with different goals but the same importance...

……

The above is Sallysette's mental journey, but she is not so naive that she can send away several colleagues who are more thoughtful than her just for trivial reasons.

As if to confirm her thoughts at the moment, just when she thought Natalie's matter had been settled, an envelope accidentally fell out of the window and ruthlessly destroyed her beautiful thoughts at the moment.

With that faint but dissatisfied smile, Salister snorted and then opened the letter in her hand.

The first thing that caught my eye was the light handwriting in the letter that was the cornerstone of 'hypocrisy'. Seeing the light lines of notes and the scrawled appearance of each letter being randomly outlined together, Sallyste couldn't help but frown. lower eyebrow.

However, because she knew Inzat's character well, she was not really angry.

So after briefly calming down, she immediately withdrew her attention and began to concentrate on reading the letter from her colleague...

……

After a few minutes, Sallys put the letter down angrily.

Reason told her that there was no need for her to go to the meeting, because she knew without communicating that her colleague would not be able to agree to the series of tedious and complicated requests she would make. However, the friendship between them for many years still made her hesitate. After all, she had indirectly learned about many things involving the 'Thieves' family in the past. If she didn't meet them now, she might regret it even more.

So, after re-reading the content in front of her and confirming that she had not missed any content, Salister quickly activated the [Space Teleportation] magic and directly brought herself to Inzat's Academic Committee in the Southern District of the Earth. In front of Inzat's office at the headquarters.

"Come in~"

Although it was an ordinary greeting, when she heard that voice, the moment she heard that voice, Salister still couldn't help but couldn't completely control her emotions, and directly used the effect to strengthen it without any consideration. The [Breath of Wind] magic opened the door in front of him that had been lifted from the magic restriction.

"It seems that you are very unhappy. Well, since you don't seem to be willing to communicate with me, there is no need to continue the next conversation. Thank you for coming here alone."

Not paying attention to Sallysette's impolite way of opening the door at the moment, Inzat raised his head slightly, while spinning the pen in his hand, he tentatively made an invitation gesture before Sallysette got completely angry. "Indeed, I am indeed very unhappy now, but the main target is not you, so even though your letter disgusts me, I will still restrain myself a little and listen to the purpose of your coming to me first."

Faced with Inzat's indifference, Salister stopped talking and finally found an unoccupied chair and sat across from Inzat's desk without refusing.

"Tell me, what do you want to talk to me about?"

Seeing that Salister had already sat down, Inzat did not waste any more time and directly asked her the purpose of her visit.

"Didn't you call me over and you couldn't remember what you wanted to say to me?"

Salister did not show weakness and retorted directly according to the meaning of the other party's words.

"No, the content of my letter actually means that only when I know your thoughts can I really make a decision..."

Hearing this, Salister couldn't help but feel a little suspicious, because she didn't believe that her seemingly careless colleague would say such words on such a critical matter.

After a brief hesitation, she finally spoke: "Inzat, do you really not know what I want to do?"

"I don't know. Do you naively think that I will also pay attention to your letter? No, you misunderstood. I don't have that much time. Why don't I read more information and do more experiments when I have so much time?" , go to more field trips?”

Later, Inzat was worried that his colleague would not understand his attitude, so he directly opened his drawer, took a notebook filled with his schedule, and threw it to the other person.

At this point, Salister couldn't help but feel a little angry, but she didn't dare to really argue with Inzat. She gave her colleague a cold look, then caught the notebook thrown by him and opened it.

Sallysette flipped through page after page, but she didn't make any comment until the original notebook was finished.

"This is my attitude, do you understand? Sallysette."

Ignoring the firmness and determination that Salister had just told, Inzat maintained the same relaxed posture as in the initial conversation between them, and in turn asked about his colleague's attitude.

"It doesn't make any sense for you to say this to me. I can't represent Ives's will. You also know this."

Salister was not surprised at all by Inzat's indifference, and without hesitation, she immediately made an appropriate and effective threat.

"Yes, I do know that, but you should also know what kind of person Avis is, so if I say that what I do next involves his profits, what will he think?"

(End of this chapter)