Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1474 Inzat’s considerations and Ives’ purpose

Noticing the rather hesitant expression on the little master's face, Lucio subconsciously thought that his little master was afraid of the adult he had rarely met so far. He was about to add something, but he only listened to his own words. However, the young master nodded to express his understanding and then asked his own question: "By the way, Lucio, you said you asked me to ask Lord Abdul directly, wouldn't there be any problems with Senior Inzat? Well, just before I left, I received a reply from Senior Inzat. Here is the full content of the letter. He hoped that I would go to his office as soon as possible. What do you think about this matter? Is there any other purpose?"

After saying that, in order to prevent his words from being misunderstood, Beliti immediately made another gesture of invitation and handed the letter from Inzat to the butler in front of him.

Lucio nodded and took the letter.

However, he did not rush to start reading, but asked his little master meaningfully: "Lord Bellity, what do you think of Lord Edward's character? Regardless of his expectations for you, what do you think of him? Is this letter from you?”

As soon as Lucio asked this question, Beliti twitched his lips in embarrassment.

Although he knew very well that his butler was not deliberately making things difficult for him, but if he was really asked to evaluate the senior who was the most difficult for him to evaluate easily, he could not do it as easily as usual...

After thinking seriously for a while, he finally said: "I can't completely trust him, but I think that since he has written a letter asking me to come over, I shouldn't ignore his idea and go directly to Abdul." Mr. Abdul, although I also feel that he does not want me to go to see Mr. Abdul, it would be too despicable for me to go to see Mr. Abdul without consulting him. I am not like that. people."

After saying this, Beliti finally felt that he had lost some of his psychological burden.

After making the decision, Beliti did not waste any more time. He immediately gave instructions to his butler about some things to do while he was away, and then hurriedly left the internal stronghold of Carsont Prison where his office was located...

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As for Inzat, who is on the academic committee, although he has conveyed his attitude to Beliti within the expected time frame, he cannot guarantee that Beliti will make a decision that is consistent with him after reading his letter. desired choice.

Moreover, not to mention Beliti, the things that happened in the committee between the morning and the time he just wrote the letter were enough to prevent him from allocating too much energy to take care of something that would not affect him very much. things.

[Although it’s easy to guess the chairman’s attitude, having such a special visitor at this time is really a headache...]

He smiled somewhat sadly in his heart.

Although he did not expect the sudden intervention of the 'mediators', Lord Rosalina, the leader of the 'mediators', actually sent an envoy to the door just when he was about to determine how he should act in the future. The visit was something he didn't expect.

In addition to thinking about the incident related to the committee five years ago, he could not think of any reason why the envoy sent by the other party chose to visit at such a time.

Hearing such an answer, Ives couldn't help but be puzzled. He didn't understand that the granddaughter of his predecessor's "hypocritical" cornerstone who obviously had an unusual identity was so afraid of him. He also didn't understand why the other party's grandfather would teach him a lesson for such a trivial matter. Ursula, the direct granddaughter.

Feeling the increasingly wary gaze from the side and behind, Ursula became more and more panicked and quickly tried to make amends again: "Yes... it's like this..." She stuttered for a moment, took a deep breath quietly, and then forced He focused on looking at Alina in front of him, and then continued: "That's the case, my grandfather doesn't want me to reveal my identity in front of your sage assistants. When Lady Wind of the Suzuran knew about it, he had already I am very angry. If there is no Lady Suzuran this time, I am worried that I will make a mistake again and say something that I cannot tell you!"

Blushing out the reasons she had thought of in one breath, Ursula's expression relaxed a little, but she did not dare to really relax. She was still very nervous and uneasy, but she did not dare to look at the future 'witness of the sky' frequently. face.

"That's it, I understand."

Ives recalled the details of the expression he had just observed, and combined it with the words spoken twice before and after by the other party, he had a clear understanding.

However, he was not completely convinced, and instead looked at the training instructor further ahead.

"Yes, Inzat even specially exchanged opinions with me about this matter."

After receiving an affirmative and detailed answer from his training instructor, Avis finally no longer had any doubts.

He was about to skip the matter and bring the topic back on track, when suddenly the name that the granddaughter of his predecessor's "hypocrisy" cornerstone mentioned inadvertently appeared in his mind, which made him feel particularly familiar, Master Ives. .

This was supposed to be a detail that he didn't pay much attention to, but combined with the identity of the other party's important member of the "Sky Scholar" and the granddaughter of the former "Hypocritical" cornerstone, he felt that everything was not that simple.

After all, no matter from his personal perspective, or from the perspective of Ursula or even the "hypocrisy" cornerstone of his predecessor, he failed to find a strong connection between himself or even his family and the other party.

So, since there is no connection between the two parties, why does he still use this title that is obviously familiar to him, but also has a hint of respect and obedience?

A similar situation also includes the "difficult" cornerstone who continues to serve as his private tutor, but the other person is someone who has interacted with him in the past and is trusted by his father and grandfather, so there is no problem in calling him this.

As for the other person who called him that, Miss Mona, the member of the Wood Committee, he actually had doubts at first, but the fact that the other person had nothing to do with the 'Sky Scholar' made him quickly give up the bold speculation that had suddenly formed just now.

However, although he was not so sure of his guess, he had no idea what it meant.

Ives did not refuse and immediately asked: "Then can you tell me why you came to Randall? It's not your personal preference."

As soon as he finished speaking, without any further confirmation, Ives immediately felt the tension and worry coming from the side that he tried his best to cover up but failed to completely cover up...

(End of this chapter)