Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1301 A familiar meeting scene

By the time Sallysette finished asking the few details she wanted to ask, it was already several minutes later.

At first, Inzat didn't want to go into this topic with Sallysette, but Sallysette's unimaginable persistence made him give up the idea.

After all, with Salister's character, if she doesn't explain clearly what needs to be said, the other party will not give up and even start to suspect more things from this incident. This is something Inzat would never be happy to see. a development.

Therefore, even though he was in a dilemma, on the surface he could only tell the other party the specific details of the conversation other than the transaction in a very realistic manner...

After listening to the story, Sallysette didn't have any special ideas.

Perhaps because she trusted her companions too much, she never thought that Inzat had already told Mona, who had nothing to do with it, part of the Last Supper.

After confirming that Salister was gone, Inzat felt completely relieved and began to think about what he should do with Beliti and Alina.

From the perspective of his own pros and cons, he should pretend that he knows nothing and wait indifferently for the outcome of the matter. However, as the leader of the 'Sky Cornerstone', he should not sit on the sidelines, especially when encountering difficulties. A junior much younger than him.

"Forget it, let's go and inquire a little bit, otherwise it will appear that I am too heartless."

After several considerations, Inzat finally confirmed his idea.

After making the decision, he did not stay outside anymore and wrote a letter directly to Alina's office.

……

But when Inzat sent the letter, Alina was not in her office.

A few dozen minutes ago, she wanted to get to know Beliti on the way and was told that she needed to attend an emergency meeting within the administrative department.

Although she was deeply confused about this, she had no intention of not attending.

So, with a bit of inevitable curiosity, she attended the meeting.

However, the realistic answer made her feel regretful.

It's not that some of the things mentioned in this meeting weren't critical, it's that those things didn't provide valid clues about what she needed to do right now.

For example, the work arrangements within the department mentioned in the meeting.

For her, a mainland sage assistant, no matter how things change there, what she needs to do will not change at all.

Then there is Ursula. I should have a more detailed understanding of this matter, but unexpectedly, when the meeting was held, the host of the meeting did not seem to intend to use the magic of the newsroom. The work content of the grade assessment is too detailed.

This was not something that needed to be mentioned originally, but combined with the unusual reactions of several people in the meeting who seemed to be slightly hesitant, she immediately confirmed that this proposal was not an item that the convener of the meeting had put on record from the beginning.

In this way, could she make a bolder guess that the meeting itself was actually a temporary product? If so, she would have to re-examine the issues mentioned in the meeting. .

The first is the year-end summary that all department representatives will face, and then there are arrangements related to the magic level assessment.

Among them, it can be divided into specific tasks that need to be completed by the Magic Level Assessment Department, additional tasks that need to be coordinated by the Wind East District Examination Area, and a content related to the Final Dinner. It is said to be related to the Last Supper, but it is on the level of East Side of the Wind.

Judging from the feedback from Salister, different team members are responsible for the Last Supper in each region, and it is impossible and will not be possible to have similar work content in two different regions.

There is also a proposal called year-end inventory, which is very abrupt. When this proposal was introduced before, it was often earlier than the one-year magic level assessment, but this time...

Alina did not continue to think about it, because she soon noticed that there was a person approaching her with slightly hasty footsteps not far away.

So, she instantly put away her unnecessary thoughts and took two steps forward.

"What happened, Carlisle?"

She asked.

"I'm sorry to bother you again. It's like this. At about 8 or 9 o'clock in the morning, Lady Salister sent you a letter. Did you reply to her later?"

While controlling his pace and frequency, Carlisle organized the words to ask.

"I replied, shortly after receiving the reply."

Alina was stunned for a moment by this unexpected question, but immediately she answered the other party's question without any abnormality.

"Did Lady Salister send you another reply later?"

Carlisle asked next.

"No, what's wrong? Didn't Salister give you any new information?"

Combined with the undisguised anxiety on the face of the representative from the Magic Rating Department in front of her, Alina quickly came up with a guess.

"Yes, yes..." After a pause, Carlisle continued, still holding on to his boss's usual trust in the leader of the Sage Assistant, "I feel ashamed to say it. Lady Salister originally told me, She said that she should have some things to discuss with you after the meeting just now, but no one expected that when I asked for instructions during the break during the meeting, she did not give me any reply. To be more precise, But I didn’t receive any reply from her.”

Carlisle spoke quickly and anxiously finished everything he knew.

She hoped that the leader of the Sage Assistant in front of her could give her a reassuring answer, so that she could return to the department with peace of mind.

After briefly browsing the places circled on the map, Alina put away the map with satisfaction, and at the same time used the [sound transmission] magic to make up for the belated necessary explanation: "Don't be nervous Mona, although Inzat and I We did meet several times in private, but he did not reveal any information about your personal situation to me."

She also relaxed the expression on her face and continued: "Do you know Senior Leah? I was fortunate enough to work with her for a period of time when I was young, and learned from her some unique uses of wood magicians. Technique. However, before today, I was not sure whether you were proficient in this weight sensing technique that was very difficult for me to understand. Today, your lecture tour experience has confirmed my guess."

"I'm sorry, I don't know much about your minister's whereabouts, but the only thing I'm sure of is that she definitely didn't mean not to reply to you at that time."

But to Carlisle's disappointment, Alina failed to give the answer she expected...

(End of this chapter)