Wasn't that a bit too ruthless?
Su Zhiyan's decision was surprising enough, but Professor Fu's response left everyone gaping. In that moment, Lisha and the others all stared at him in unison.
A high-ranking Supernatural of the Night Watchers, head of the Abnormal Events Investigation Group, asked to borrow your place for a while—and you immediately turned around and asked her to volunteer for your experiment?
Talk about making the most of everyone. The problem was, were you sure everyone had the time to indulge your crazy experiments—
"Sure. I was only waiting for the Council's response anyway."
Su Gao nodded, having no objections to the arrangement.
...She actually agreed. Didn't she even want to ask what he planned to do with her?
Faced with this overly nonchalant exchange, the audience was clearly starting to feel numb.
But they weren't fools. Of course, they didn't think this high-ranking Supernatural was naive enough to be casually tricked by an unscrupulous professor.
The only explanation for her agreeing so readily was that the two of them had a very close relationship, to the point that doing him this small favor was no trouble at all.
As expected of Professor Fu. He really did have friends everywhere. All those expeditions hadn't been for nothing.
And that meteor shower incident from earlier was probably far more complicated than it seemed.
"Thank you in advance."
At this point, Fu Qian even borrowed Su Gao's way of expressing thanks. He nodded, then turned to Lisha and pointed at her head.
"About the Blood Wedding you mentioned just now, it sounds like Dean Cas believes in the inheritance of Supernatural Power through bloodlines?"
How had this turned into a regular meeting, going through everyone's projects one by one?
The abrupt change of topic left Lisha so