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A crooked signboard bore the faded words "Dream Whisperer."
Beyond the cramped, narrow entrance passage, the space suddenly opened up after climbing the stairs. The office was unexpectedly spacious and exceptionally tidy. A huge floor-to-ceiling window stood directly ahead upon entering, its curtains drawn back to either side. Before it sat a long mahogany desk, with a separate, seemingly soundproof room on each side.
The midday sunlight streamed down.
Seated at the desk, Zhou Yexin frowned as she studied the cat-holding boy before her. She already knew that her teacher would be sending a young intern to serve as her assistant, but she had never expected this assistant to be... so young.
"Name...?"
The familiar question, the familiar routine.
Gu Shen hurriedly pulled out a chair and sat down, smoothly introducing himself in one breath. "Gu Shen, seventeen, male."
"Male... I can see that." Zhou Yexin paused, her expression turning strange. "You're the intern recommended by my teacher? You look too young. Can you really handle this job?"
Gu Shen sat upright as the file on the head of Dream Whisperer slowly appeared in his mind.
Zhou Yexin, twenty-nine years old.
An ordinary person without the slightest Transcendent Ability.
What was admirable was that at eighteen, she had traveled alone to Central Continent and spent seven years studying psychology. After returning to Eastern Continent, she had become devoted to dream research, moving from place to place before finally coming to Dadu. With Tang Qingquan's sponsorship, she had opened this consulting office.
Even more admirable was that, to this day, Miss Zhou knew absolutely nothing about the existence of "Transcendents," yet she had followed her instincts... exploring the secrets of the transcendent realm.
She looked young and approachable, nothing like someone nearing thirty.