After locating them based on the coordinates sent in the email, the Investigation Bureau immediately began handling Wolf's children's situation.
In truth, this kind of matter was not easy to deal with. Many schools were unwilling to be pushed around by the Investigation Bureau.
If the Investigation Bureau wanted a school to expel students, that was easy enough. But getting students admitted to school? That was difficult—why should the school listen to them?
Just like that Xia Nation saying: incapable of accomplishing anything, yet perfectly capable of ruining things.
Fortunately, the siblings had both attended school normally before. Now that they had only encountered a temporary problem, a single statement from the FIB—"a technical error occurred during our work"—was enough to get them back into school.
Of course, getting the Investigation Bureau to admit to a technical error was not easy either. It was fortunate that Wolf had invoked Sophia's name; otherwise, after rescuing his children, they might very well have ignored him entirely.
In short, this matter delayed Feng Jun for four days. Still, the outcome was encouraging. Wolf had gained a new understanding of Sophia's influence and spent several consecutive days running to Alansmu every day.
He very sincerely said that he had been blind before and had offended her many times. This time, he was deeply grateful for her support. If she ever had any orders, she only needed to say the word. In a place like Neil, there were not many things he could not accomplish.
Sophia was currently troubled by the paperwork, so she said, "I want to build a Daoist temple here. Help me handle the relevant permits."
Wolf was genuinely baffled by the request. She was under the Lord's protection, yet she wanted to build a church for Xia Nation's religion?
But he