Cultivators at the Wizarding Academy

Chapter 106 Liadrin's New Life

"If you're really worried, you can consider persuading your family to move to the North. I'll arrange their jobs and lives in the family castle, where the people have clean backgrounds, and the Belerand family won't be able to do anything to them."

Aglaia lowered her eyes: "Does this mean we have to separate?"

"You have to understand, even if you move to the city center, it's not 100% safe. It just means you'll be less likely to be harassed by thugs and hooligans, but you won't be able to guard against some slightly more skilled professionals. There's a saying: 'It's not the thief you should fear, but the one who's eyeing you.' If you had been more decisive back then and hadn't revealed your identity, you wouldn't be in this mess now."

"Young Master, I would like to ask Ovisga to accompany me back every night." Aglaia looked up ahead.

"What do we do during the day?"

Aglaia clenched her fists and remained silent.

"The best solution is actually to gamble!"

He directly dispatched Ovisga as a purger, giving the fallen nobles a death warning. If they still cared about their lives, they wouldn't dare to harm Aglaia's family, a sharp glint flashed in Tai'an's eyes.

In the early morning, the sun gradually rises slowly from the horizon.

Gray Mouse Lane awakens, filled with the sounds of neighbors: footsteps, voices, and the clatter of furniture. A long line of people waits at the wells near Gus's house.

"Ye Zi, where were you last night? Your brother was looking everywhere for you..."

My close girlfriends deliberately raised their voices.

Soon, the father, Finn, who was about to go out to work, opened the door, his face grim, and grabbed Yezi's arm.

The wooden door slammed shut with a loud bang.

Soon after, people all over the street heard the girl's agonizing screams.

First, give them a beating, then listen to their explanation!

Finn put down the belt he was holding: "I'll give you three minutes to explain to me what you were doing last night."

Ye Zi gasped in pain, her voice trembling as she tried to explain.

"Dad, I didn't not come back on purpose. Something unexpected happened. My friend and I went out to do odd jobs. When we were settling our wages and preparing to leave, we were followed by a group of thugs. I had a bright idea. I went upstairs at the corner of the corridor and shook them off. I hid in a private room on the second floor for the night."

What kind of work do you do?

"A waiter/waitress at the club."

You'd better tell the truth!

Fenn had to go to work and didn't have much time to waste. The morning work was crucial; missing regular clients would not only affect the day's income but also result in lost customers.

He fastened his belt, hurriedly pushed open the door, and left.

Suspecting Ye Zi was involved in improper activities, her mother, Bai Sha, unceremoniously dragged her into the bedroom. After a thorough examination, she breathed a sigh of relief. Thankfully, her purity remained intact.

"Mom, can you please give me a little trust?"

"If you treat me like a younger sister, I will have absolutely no doubt."

If a girl loses her virginity, it will be very difficult for her to find a suitable family to marry into in the future, and she may very well embark on a path of depravity and moral decay.

Bai Sha would never allow her daughter to become a hostess.

Outside the door, Gus, with a toothbrush in his mouth, watched the whole thing with Xiaoyu.

"Ye Zi, if you need money, you can ask me!"

"No way!"

Ye Zi questioned Guss sharply, "You serve the nobility, using the blood and sweat of the exploited working people, are you ever at peace with yourself?"

"Nobles can be good or bad, just like ordinary people. In any class and any profession, there are always noble people and inferior people," Gus retorted solemnly.

"Don't try to reason with me. When an avalanche happens, no snowflake is innocent." Ye Zi scoffed dismissively.

"Speak properly to your brother!" Mother Bai Sha raised her hand sharply.

Nine o'clock in the morning, the appointed time for my haircut.

Yin Yue arrived right on time with her entourage: "Xiao An! Open the door! Xiao An, open the door quickly..."

"Come in yourself. Aren't you good at climbing over walls every time?" Tai An's lazy voice came from the laboratory upstairs.

"I won't allow you to defame a lady!" the silver-haired vixen shouted angrily.

Mussofi went out to greet them, and the lock sensed that the person with the key was nearby and stopped sounding the alarm.

"Miss Silver Moon, please come in."

The bearings of the iron gate turned with a teeth-grinding sound.

The silver-haired loli swung her arms menacingly, preparing to go upstairs to settle scores with the young boy.

A tall, elegantly dressed, green-haired elven beauty, carrying a dark brown toolbox, followed Silver Moon into the living room.

"My name is Fina, a stylist from Ilantishi. Please prepare a quiet room for me, preferably with a chair and a full-length mirror."

"Is the bathroom alright?" Mussophie asked kindly.

The green-haired elf nodded demurely: "No problem."

Liadlin was watching the morning news in the living room, and she was more concerned about whether her disappearance would attract widespread attention from the public.

The result was that everything went smoothly.

News reports made no mention of her. Perhaps it's because the time frame was too short to determine the nature of the incident.

"That's fine then!"

Liadrin silently applied a light distortion to her face and followed the hairdresser, Fina, upstairs.

"Madam, if I may be so bold, your hairstyle is already perfect and there's not much room for modification."

Fina, overjoyed, savored the sight of Liadrin's smooth, golden hair. It was the epitome of beauty, a gift from the gods.

"I want short black hair," Liadlin said firmly.

"Of course I can grant your request, but it's a bit of a shame." Fina bent down, opened her toolbox, took out a scarf, and tied it around Liadrin's neck. She then sprayed some water on her dry hair to moisten it. "Regarding changing your hair color, I suggest the best way is to use Transfiguration. With just a little practice, you can change to any color at will. You're a spellcaster, so you should be able to do it easily..."

The green-haired elf picked up a small silver pair of scissors from her toolbox, gestured behind Liadrin's back, and couldn't help but ask, "Are you sure?"

"Yes!"

Liadrin closed her eyes, feeling the strands of her hair fall. All the worries and troubles of the past vanished with her.

From then on, embrace a brand new life.

Tai'an is refining a potion of life in the laboratory.

Since the process is already very familiar, it's okay to be a little distracted. You can concoct medicine while reading a book, or deal with the little girl at the same time.

"Xiao An, you refined so much at once!"

Yin Yue stood with her hands behind her back, examining the bronze cauldron. The contents of one pot were dozens of times greater than those of an ordinary crucible.

"Don't cause trouble!"

Tai'an warned coldly, feeling that the little imp was getting in his way and interfering with his next step.

"I didn't expect you to be so capable." The silver-haired loli clicked her tongue in disapproval. "Want me to teach you how to make magic potions? The teacher didn't teach that in class."

"You can?" Tai'an's eyes revealed a hint of doubt.

"Of course, I'm a very powerful potion master!" Silver Moon said with a smug smile.

(End of this chapter)