"How did it go?" Scarlet Witch Wanda handed Schiller a cup of coffee. Sitting at his desk, Schiller did not look up from the documents in his hands. "Our trip to Massachusetts made no progress and brought no beneficial changes."
"Are the environmental issues really that serious?" Wanda frowned slightly. "Why not just go into space? There's plenty of room, and there wouldn't be any pollution."
Schiller lowered his head and smiled. "Ma'am, we are establishing a magic school to train people capable of maintaining Earth's magic defense network. If we put the magic school outside the magic defense network, then what exactly is the network protecting?"
"I really don't understand that," Wanda said. "You should check the coffee temperature instead. That's what I'm good at."
"Thank you, ma'am." Schiller took a sip and commented, "The temperature is just right, and the flavor is good too."
Wanda smiled and stood. Schiller glanced toward the side of his desk, then called after her. "They've already sent over your internship report, ma'am. If I sign it now, you can update your résumé immediately and look for work freely. If you wait another week, I can recommend you to my colleagues at the Johns Hopkins exchange conference. Which would you prefer?"
"What do you think?" Wanda walked over and shut the door. "Interning here feels completely different from working at Community Hospital. They cared more about efficiency there. As long as more people could receive treatment, it didn't matter what my manner or style was like. But ever since I came here, I've had to make sure I'm gentle enough and greet everyone with a smile. No matter how unreasonable they are, I have to keep my temper under control."
"That isn't really a difference between hospitals," Schiller said. "If you went to