Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1300 Natalie’s hesitation and worry

By the time Inzat thought about it before returning to his office, Mona had already left.

Fortunately, Mona didn't go far. After using the [sound transmission] magic to sense the opponent's location, he immediately chased after him.

"Wait a minute, Mona, I still have something to say!"

he shouted aloud.

"Then what do you mean by your sudden departure just now?"

Like before, Mona did not appreciate it and turned back to question with some dissatisfaction.

"This..." Being asked this way, Inzat couldn't help but feel guilty, but he quickly regained his composure, "If I said that I suddenly remembered that there was an experiment in progress that I needed to go back to check, would you believe it? ?"

After saying this, seeing that Mona was still angry and unwilling to speak, Inzate couldn't help but laugh dryly: "Well, whether you believe it or not, what I want to say is not actually this matter. How are you considering the proposal I told you before? Regardless of whether you agree or not, I thought about it carefully on the way back and decided to increase your reward. Of course, based on the fact that you also heard a lot of secrets from me Matter, my reward also has a small additional condition."

Noticing the brief but real distrust on Mona's face, Inzat felt helpless again, but this time he didn't show it: "Keep the secrets I told you before, it's nothing. Difficult things, I believe you have enough trust to complete this additional trivial condition."

After saying these words, Inzat said no more and stood directly on one side of the corridor, patiently waiting for the answer of the person in front of him.

"Okay, I can promise you, but on the other hand, I also hope you can promise me something."

However, beyond Inzat's expectation, Mona also made the same condition.

"What's wrong, is it strange that I chose this way?"

Noticing the expression of her colleague, Mona was a little confused at first, but soon she found clues following the sequence of the conversation between the two: "Although it is indeed a bit presumptuous for me to request this, but just like you said before Yeah, what you told me does seem a little too important to me, so if you can, I'd like you to assure me that what I just heard won't cause me any additional trouble if it can't be solved , I can only consider finding someone to temporarily seal this memory."

Mona said seriously.

"No problem, I promise, if this doesn't reassure you, I will tell Alina what happened today. For Alina, you should trust her enough, right?"

"enough."

Mona nodded and answered uninterestedly.

Feeling that there were already many people passing by, Mona immediately stopped her thoughts and quickly changed the topic to a relatively normal academic field. This caught Inzat, who was still expecting some answers, off guard.

"It's okay. It's whatever you say. I have no objection."

After chatting for a while about the topic started by Mona, Inzat secretly changed the topic back.

"Okay, then the matter is settled. Tomorrow afternoon, when I organize the team members to discuss the specific arrangements for cooperation, I will give you an answer."

"no problem."

After finally confirming the number of materials required by Mona, Inzat decisively bid farewell to the wooden committee member and left the building where the committee was located according to his original plan in the morning.

But before he could get very far, he saw a figure suddenly appear a few meters to his side. “It’s rare that you would think of coming to me so early today?”

Without paying any more attention, after waving to express greetings, Inzat immediately took the initiative to ask about the visitor's purpose.

"It's nothing, I'm just curious. Since Beliti has plans beyond your expectations, why are you still so calm?"

Sallysette asked from the side.

"Wait a minute, what are you talking about? Does Beliti have any new plans? Shouldn't he be discussing specific plans with Philos now? How come there are new plans?"

Salister was also stunned when she heard that Inzat mentioned Philos without any recollection.

In her expectation, Beliti would not write a letter specifically to tell the other "cornerstones" of similar status to him. After all, no one could guarantee that others would be trustworthy.

But the facts turned out to be true. Not only did Inzat know everything, but he also pointed out more specific circumstances in the incident, which made Salister feel a little uncomfortable.

"No, don't get me wrong. Beliti will not tell me this. The reason why I can think of this is thanks to Mona's departure." Speaking of Mona, Inzart suddenly felt that this was a It was an excellent opportunity to clear his suspicions. Thinking of this, he immediately told the "Freedom" cornerstone colleagues in front of him what he had learned about in the morning and everything that happened after that.

"Really? It turns out that Mona came to see you before..."

Sallysette sighed softly.

Of course, her sigh was not to express her regret over this incident, nor was she to express her regret for another mistake.

She just unilaterally lamented the sage assistant leader's ability to predict, not only the choice she might make, but also what Inzat might say to Mona.

"So, Avis, you are saying that there are people with ulterior motives trying to prevent the Ice and Snow Festival in Randall and the surrounding areas from Randall?"

After listening to the other party's narration with a solemn expression, Alina immediately nodded with understanding, then quickly took out a blank piece of paper from her hand and wrote down the young man's conjecture about the reason for the stagnation of the Ice and Snow Festival.

"If I can, I hope this is all unfounded worry on my part."

Without giving a direct affirmative answer, Ives maintained the same wry smile as before and confessed his true feelings.

Although she knew that the other person was not really afraid to face the reality, Alina still ruthlessly exposed the unrealistic lies of the other person.

It could even be said that she believed that Inzat at this moment must not have thought that Mona was suddenly called away in the morning just to deal with the next conversation with him.

Looking at Inzat again, Salister couldn't help but sympathize.

But sympathy was sympathy, and she was not naive enough to expose her emotions to this 'hypocritical' cornerstone.

So, after a quick review to see if there was anything she had missed in other aspects, Sallysette hurriedly asked the other party about the details of her previous conversation with Mona...

(End of this chapter)