In fact, Ye Ting and Medivh were even more skilled than Jaina had imagined.
Her pretense had not concealed the truth for nearly as long as she thought. After barely a few glances, the two of them understood Jaina's current condition.
By then, Medivh understood Ye Ting's purpose as well—he had not been holding back his anger to get revenge. Rather, the moment he understood Jaina's intentions, he had begun thinking of how to prank his mischievous apprentice in return.
Once relieved, the woman found the whole thing both irritating and amusing.
She had never expected her "father," despite being so much older than Jaina, to be such a "childish" person. He had actually thought of getting "revenge" on his apprentice this way.
Though this method of "revenge" was rather clever, no matter how she looked at it, it was something a child would do.
But since that was the case, Medivh did not try to stop Ye Ting.
Rather, she herself eagerly wanted to see the embarrassed expression of the little girl she had taught all this time.
It could be said that when it came to malicious humor, father and daughter were cut from the same cloth.
And so, the three of them remained deadlocked in the laboratory.
The apprentice was conducting an experiment.
The master was watching the apprentice conduct an experiment.
The apprentice was actually pretending to conduct an experiment.
The master also knew that the apprentice was pretending to conduct an experiment.
The apprentice, having sensed that something was wrong, also knew that the master knew she was pretending to conduct an experiment.
And the master knew that the apprentice knew that the master knew she was pretending to conduct an experiment.
Master and apprentice were both clever people, and before long they had