"Thank you for your help, Professor Fu. I'll stay here for a while and continue monitoring the affected people."
In the end, Aiko still didn't explain why she'd been worried about a conspiracy, though she seemed to have made quite a few discoveries of her own.
Her expression grave, she didn't ask anything else. Instead, she went straight on to explain her next steps.
"Think nothing of it. You're welcome to visit my lab anytime if you have any questions."
Professor Fu didn't seem to mind. His easy banter carried all the lofty air of the academy.
"Thank you in advance. We'll be on our way."
Aiko didn't stand on ceremony. She nodded slightly, exchanged a glance with Yuan Fang, and took her leave.
Given how decisively they were leaving, the three hosts didn't bother with the usual pleasantries about staying for another chat. After Chang Mo, on behalf of the academy, promised to give them her full cooperation, the brief exchange came to an end.
"Professor Fu, did you just get back? You've gone to a lot of trouble for us again."
After watching the two Night Watchers leave, Chang Mo let out a slight sigh of relief, then turned to the Apocalypse Professor, who was always running over to the Sword Participation Institute.
Though she still felt a little conflicted, she thanked him quite frankly while exchanging greetings.
"Lady Aiko takes this matter very seriously, and we couldn't go bothering the dean. I was worried I'd mess things up again."
She even openly admitted that she hadn't done a good enough job before.
As an instructor who had a good relationship with Liu Shuang, Professor Chang had a fair amount of perspective.
Clearly, she felt that abducting her beloved student was one thing, but Professor Fu's insight and