Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1520 Alina’s judgment and Inzat’s response

"No, you don't need to be so solemn. I have no intention of interfering with your decision. I just want to give you a reminder."

Claude did not show his emotions, but simply expressed his attitude from an objective perspective.

"Mom, do you know something? If you do know something, I'd like to know."

Avis repeated what he said before.

Seeing his student's resolute attitude, Claude finally stopped hiding from him and described what he knew in a relatively simple tone.

After listening to his mentor's description, Avis, who had not realized why this matter was deliberately mentioned to him, couldn't help but frown.

Yes, as reported by the mentors around her, Sallysette seems to be a little too obsessed with Natalie.

First of all, let’s not talk about being Natalie’s mentor. To understand the situation in detail, just saying that the other party took the initiative to find Ursula and reached a certain agreement with Ursula, hoping that the other party can help each other with Natalie's matter, is a bit contrary to her usual code of conduct. .

And what makes him even more strange is that since Salister seems to have had in-depth communication with Ursula in this regard, and Lord Abdul seems to have also communicated with Senior Alina in the form of a meeting, That proved that what they were talking about was not as simple as Natalie going to the Mediator headquarters to study.

[So do you want to stop the other party now?
  No, before that, let’s re-read Lord Abdul’s People. Maybe there are some attitude hints in it that I have ignored before...]

Thinking of this, the Avis Alliance picked up the letter that had been read before and started reading it again with a clear purpose.

[No, at least in Natalie’s case, I didn’t feel any special hint from Lord Abdul. So is it the ‘mediator’ himself? When he did this, the problem came back. Under the premise that I have no authority to record more detailed information, I can't grasp any key points worth paying attention to...]

"Teacher Claude, what do you think of Lady Sally's decision?"

After some consideration, he finally decided to listen to the opinion of the mentor in front of him.

"I personally don't agree with it, but as long as he doesn't endanger our fundamental intentions, I don't mind what she does."

An answer that was not too unexpected for him, or in other words, as a test, he could face the matter of the senior cornerstone of 'freedom' with such a relatively passive and non-interfering attitude, which made him feel a little more sincere in his heart. I feel happy and relieved inside.

"Okay, apart from the matter I just mentioned and your previous questions, do you have any other questions or other matters that need to be answered?"

The leader of the organization who cut him fell into silence again after hearing his answer. He did not interrupt rashly, but confirmed after the other party determined that he did not intend to raise new questions.

"Sorry, I was a little distracted just now. Then, Mr. Claude, is it necessary for me to contact Senior Inzat now?"

Awakened by his mentor's questioning words, Avis quickly retracted his thoughts and expressed his inner hesitation.

"There is no need, because Inzat is not interested in this matter. If you want to ask him about the accident five years ago by the committee, I think it is not necessary. He will not engrave on that kind of thing. Hide yours.”

At the end of his words, Claude quietly added the necessary explanation for why he expressed his stance like that before.

"Is this so..." Aiweis responded in a low voice with some frustration in his heart.

However, he really has no plans to directly ask the 'hypocritical' cornerstone senior.

"By the way, Teacher Claude, have you received any news about the 'Mediator'?"

"No, I haven't contacted the colleague I know well today. If you need it, I will reply to you as soon as possible this afternoon."

"No, no need. This is not something urgent."

Avis shook his head slightly and rejected his teacher's suggestion.

However, it would be a lie to say that he is not anxious at all, but if his teacher gets the news from other channels, then he thinks that this will undoubtedly give the 'mediator' some other ideas, which will then affect the 'mediator''s view of perceptions and evaluations of their entire organization.

"It doesn't matter. If you really want to know, I can really ask for you. This is not a very troublesome thing for me. The relationship between the other party and me before leaving the academy was pretty good, so I just want to ask you a little bit. If you look at the situation, it’s not that difficult.”

Noticing his student's reaction, Claude already knew the other party's attitude, so he did not hide the fact that he could contact the internal members of the 'Mediator'. He simply stood as a subordinate who could respond to the leader of his organization. Shows necessary tolerance and compliance.

"Okay, in that case, I'll leave this matter to you, Mr. Claude."

Seeing his teacher expressing his attitude in this way, Aiweis was embarrassed to continue pretending that he didn't care that much.

So, after expressing the necessary sincere thanks, he immediately took on a more serious work attitude and chatted with the other party about the work matters within the organization that he had encountered during this morning...

……

On the other hand, Inzat, who didn't know that Claude had already met with Ives, was also staying very leisurely in his own office at the headquarters of the Academic Committee of the Southern District of the Earth.

"Speaking of whether our little 'witness' will do some unnecessary things, but at this time, I think Teacher Claude should try his best to stop him."

While shaking the documents at hand casually, Inzat let out a careless sigh.

The reason why he could think of this was because shortly before he finished his work in the morning, he received a letter from Alina, saying that Salister had reached an agreement with Ursula, and she would specifically convey these to them. Letters that required impromptu exchanges with Natalie, and words relayed in person.

This was not something worthy of his attention at first, but the other party's deliberate mention of Sally's behavior still made him couldn't help but think more about what the "freedom" cornerstone colleague wanted to do?

But it’s not possible to subtly understand the internal details of the ‘Mediator’.

He sighed secretly in his heart, and at the same time picked up the idle pen at hand, ready to start writing a letter...

(End of this chapter)