Aurora clearly did not feel that she had done anything wrong.
She frowned. Being interrupted while speaking made her extremely displeased, and she immediately glared at Lin Sheng.
"What? Do you have an objection? I don't like being interrupted when I'm speaking. You'd better remember that from now on," she said seriously, enunciating every word.
"For my mother's sake, I won't punish you. Now, go back where you came from." Lin Sheng casually tossed out a crystal card—the ten-thousand-gold card his mother had given him, supposedly funded by the other party—and threw it before Aurora.
"Here are your ten thousand gold coins. You can leave now." He waved his hand dismissively.
His research schedule was tight right now. He had no time to play petty temper games with some immature brat.
Aurora widened her eyes, looking at the card on the ground before her, then raising her head to look at the impatient Lin Sheng.
She found it hard to imagine that someone would turn away a full ten thousand gold coins.
This was enough wealth to buy a decent magical item!
And this was only one month's payment.
For any low-level mage, a good magical item was a powerful guarantee capable of completely transforming their combat strength.
And the immense wealth of one magical item per month was a temptation that even many mid-level mages could not resist.
Yet this guy in front of her actually...
"Y-you... what do you mean by this!?" She could not understand what was happening.
"This way, please." Lidu calmly and indifferently pulled open the door beside them, signaling for her to leave.
"Take your ten thousand gold coins. You have plenty of better options. There's no need to waste your time here with me." Lin Sheng made himself very clear.
Indeed, aside from