The teacher's reaction had truly left her baffled.
At the South Gate Entrance to the park, Wei Luxue had clearly felt the teacher's scrutinizing gaze.
There was no way she'd been mistaken.
But for some reason, the teacher had suddenly become much easier to talk to.
Shaking her head, Wei Luxue tossed all those thoughts aside. She'd better go check on the lab first.
She'd been gone for over forty days. Those little brats had better not have turned the place upside down.
A little over ten minutes later, Wei Luxue arrived at the Computer Research and Development Laboratory.
Her appearance brought the ongoing meeting to an abrupt halt.
Everyone rubbed their eyes in disbelief.
They couldn't believe the person standing before them was Wei Luxue.
She looked like a completely different person after just over a month away.
Under everyone's strange stares, even Wei Luxue could barely take it.
So what if her skin was a little darker? Was it really worth making such a fuss over?
"Ahem. The teacher gave me two days off, so I came by to take a look. I'll be leaving in a bit. Go ahead with the meeting. I'll just listen."
With that, Wei Luxue found a chair and sat down.
In this lab, only the person in charge outranked her.
If she'd arrived two years earlier, she would've been in charge herself.
Wei Luxue wasn't interested in being in charge. The teacher didn't want her perspective limited to what was right in front of her, either.
Wei Luxue guessed that the teacher had sent her to the Global Joint Operations Center Asia Division base this time to broaden her horizons and make her realize just how big the world was—so big that humanity wasn't the only intelligent civilization in the universe.
She'd