Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 529 Alina’s real concerns and the promise of the Wind Commissioner
  Forcibly suppressing her desire to object immediately, Alina quietly calmed down her disapproval and patiently continued to read the information at hand.

Bellity Ellington Steen

Age: 14 (one year old)
  Magic Level: Intermediate Magician Level 3
  Current occupation: Second year student at the Central Magic Academy of Wind East District

Identity and background: The 78th generation orthodox descendant of Cassente Steen

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Areas of expertise: Elementary space magic (opening, closing)

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After carefully reading this small amount of information, Alina couldn't help but rearrange the information with complicated emotions. She raised her eyes half seriously and half jokingly and asked: "This 'mysterious' Mr. Cornerstone of yours, is it true?" Only 14 years old?"

"Correct."

Silently accepting the document handed back by the leader of the Sage's Assistants, Inzat nodded without any signs of abnormality.

"Are you serious?"

Resisting the urge to question directly again, Alina closed her eyes and immediately asked in a more formal tone than the previous question.

"certainly,"

Looking at the leader of the sage assistants opposite who was trying to control his emotions, the wind committee member Yingzat couldn't help but slightly twitching the corners of his mouth, and then showed his usual enthusiasm for giving lectures to committee members, using a very seductive and charming expression. He spoke in a provocative tone, "Don't you think space magic is very tempting? Look, over the past thousand years, how many people have tried to truly master space magic. Have they ever really succeeded? No, right? And our new Mr. Beliti can actually master two different ways of using space magic at the stage when he is only an intermediate magician. Doesn't this in turn mean that he is more worthy of attention than the past 'cornerstones'? "

Just when he wanted to continue to give more convincing reasons based on the existing information, he found that although the eyes of the only audience opposite him were still fixed on his face, his slightly changed sitting posture, and the other person's one hand The behavior of holding her chin on the paper and drawing in boredom all hints to the narrator that she is not interested in the above topics.

"You don't seem to like this topic?"

After a moment of silence, Inzat then pretended to be calm and retracted his gaze that was resting on the other party's drawing paper, and asked tentatively,

"That's a no-brainer."

Alina calmly stopped painting and gave a rather cold response.

"It seems that I should create more opportunities like this in the future," he expressed his praise very tactfully. Before the leader of the sage assistants had yet to respond, Inzat immediately became very calm. He put away his thoughts that were a little distracted by the other party's little actions, and quickly brought the topic back on track, "So what exactly is our Lady of the Suzuki Lan worried about?"

"You still remember the provisions of the Mainland China Labor and Employment Relations Act, right? Of course, if you don't mind this, I won't mind pretending that I didn't know anything about the accident before it happened."

After taking a deep look at the Wind Commissioner who seemed to have not understood the true meaning of her words, Alina couldn't help but change her bored sitting posture and reminded her with a very reserved smile.

"So this is what you were talking about..."

First, he quickly went through the contents of the bill mentioned by the other party in his mind, and then a slightly helpless smile appeared on his face, "Please don't worry about this, the teacher will coordinate it and ensure that it will not affect him." academics and assigning him work beyond his capabilities.”

"But this doesn't change the fact that you employ minors." Alina curled her lips again and gave her rebuttal without politeness.

This made Commissioner Feng, who had finally grasped the essence of the problem, have a stiff smile on his face.

The atmosphere fell into silence briefly, but the silence did not last long. Inzat showed a calm smile again: "Okay, I understand, I will feedback this to the teacher."

After waiting quietly for a while, seeing that the leader of the sage assistants on the opposite side did not object, Inzat was completely relieved and continued to ask thoughtfully: "What about other aspects? What else do you dislike about Beliti?" Are you satisfied?"

"No, since Lord Witness is willing to believe him, I don't think I can find any reason to object."

After thinking about her words for a moment, Alina tentatively gave a reserved answer.

"Hey, don't agree so reluctantly. If you are really dissatisfied with Beliti, we can also recruit candidates from several other cornerstones who are willing to take over the investigation."

Although he did not agree with what the leader of the sage assistants did, but seeing the other party reluctantly agreeing, Inzat couldn't help but feel a little bit sad, and finally gave another alternative very thoughtfully. plan.

"Then I'd better choose the one on my resume."

Secretly showing a smile in her heart that it was indeed true, Alina immediately gave up the temptation and bluntly gave her true thoughts.

Using the magic of reading emotional states, he carefully confirmed that the woman opposite had indeed accepted the best offer he had given. Inzat couldn't help but secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

"But Mr. Commissioner, can you guarantee that the 'mysterious' gentleman must be trustworthy?"

However, such happiness did not last long. A rhetorical question from Alina ruthlessly broke his thoughts, forcing him to put away other thoughts and face the other party's problem again.

"This is indeed a problem, but Alina, you should know very well that the teacher is not such a hasty person," Inzat responded calmly, and then continued in a rather determined tone, "Just like As I said before, since Beliti has a way to truly master space magic, he will definitely not be as simple as we see on the surface."

"is it?"

Although she agreed with the committee member's words in her heart, on the surface, Alina still showed no corresponding emotions and questioned with some distrust.

"Of course, I promise you in the name of the sky," he was the first to make the promise, and found that the leader of the sage assistants did not seem satisfied with his answer. Inzat couldn't help but chuckle, and added further unhurriedly. He said, "You can confirm the specific situation in person after he completes the task."

"When?"

Secretly jotting down the information implicit in the other party's concise words, Alina slightly changed the expression on her face and continued to ask.

"The last of the magic level assessment."

Inzat replied with a meaningful smile.

(End of this chapter)