In the end, Mu Nujiao accepted Dean Xiao's suggestion that she become an instructor.
Actually, Mu Nujiao could tell that Dean Xiao had most likely come up with the idea on the spot after seeing Zhou Sining there too, figuring he might as well make use of the free help.
Still, the two of them really were free. It was all the same whatever they did.
To make the most of Zhou Sining, Dean Xiao said they could pick whatever they liked, but ultimately recommended a task to Mu Nujiao.
Generally speaking, a dean ranked one level above an instructor, so the projects a dean handled were usually complete projects.
Even setting aside Dean Xiao's countless daily responsibilities, everyone had limited energy. There was no way he could take sole responsibility for such a large project.
At times like these, he would recruit several assistant instructors and divide the entire project into smaller tasks for different assistant instructors to complete.
An assistant instructor would usually lead five to seven graduating students, completing the project's key milestones while also testing the students-two birds with one stone.
And the task Dean Xiao gave Mu Nujiao happened to be the most troublesome part of his project, one that had made no progress for a long time.
"You really don't treat me like an outsider, do you?" Zhou Sining did not even know what to say.
Ancient Capital Academy would never dare put him through this.
"It's a form of training, too. Honestly, I still regret that you didn't come to our Pearl Academy back then. If you want to become a teacher after this task is over, just let me know. I'll give you an honorary teaching position, with plenty of benefits," Dean Xiao said with a chuckle.
"There's no need for