Li Meng's Outsourcing Job

Li Meng had never been someone who was easy to reason with.

Zheng Qing had learned that lesson deeply from the very first day he met her on the Special Plane to school.

So when the Little Witch merely took a few deep breaths before giving up on holding the young publicly funded student accountable for his rude remark, Zheng Qing immediately felt an invisible pressure bearing down on him.

Likewise, Dr. Xiao was no fool.

"I still have to handle some of the renovations for the D&K shop and the follow-up stocking work. It opens on Saturday, and we'll definitely need to run through everything on friday night just in case... I'll probably have to start getting busy as soon as practical class ends." Xiao Xiao pressed both hands against his notebook and looked cautiously at the Little Witch, his voice growing quieter and quieter.

"Mm, as long as you have time!" Li Meng seemed not to notice Xiao Xiao speaking at all. Deliberately ignoring the stiff smile on his face, she beamed at the other young wizards. "I need to trouble you with something... but let's be clear first: according to the rules, you need to sign a simple Silent Contract before doing the job. No problem with that, right?"

Though she used an interrogative tone, the way she skillfully pulled a prepared contract and a Quill Pen for signing from her pocket made it clear that the young wizards had no say in whether they signed or not.

The emerald-green Quill Pen and parchment contract passed through Fatty Xin's and Zhang Jixin's hands before landing in the young publicly funded student's hands less than ten seconds later.

Zheng Qing stared blankly as he glanced over the terms on the contract.

The terms were very simple, only three