prynovel Chapter 124 Diana's Summoning
Chapter 124 Diana's Summoning
Chapter 124 Diana's Summoning
Upon hearing this, Elisa immediately spoke up:
"Li Ang, I should give you half of my 500 contribution points, if it weren't for you..."
Li Ang quickly waved his hand to interrupt her, his tone resolute:
"Elisa, no need. Even though I'm no longer part of the Eighth Squad, we'll always be comrades and friends. Keep these contribution points for yourself and improve your strength as soon as possible."
He looked at his comrades-in-arms, those who had fought side by side and shared life and death, and his tone became solemn:
"Everyone is aware of the future situation; it may become increasingly tense. This time is different from when the captain gave it to me. I hope you can use the resources wisely, improve yourselves as much as possible, and the more strength you have, the more secure you will be in the future."
Seeing Li Ang's resolute attitude and the worry about the future and concern for them in his words, Elisa did not insist, but silently kept this kindness in her heart.
After leaving the Eighth Squad's camp, Li Ang was about to go to the canteen for lunch when he found a wizard's follower standing quietly outside the door, seemingly having been waiting for a long time.
Upon seeing Li Ang emerge, he stepped forward and respectfully bowed, saying:
"Captain Li Ang, Professor Diana requests your presence."
Upon hearing this name, Li Ang felt a chill run down his spine and a sense of unease rose within him. Why would that powerful dragon wizard summon him alone?
With a question in mind, Li Ang nodded and replied, "Okay, please lead the way."
Led by his attendant, Li Ang arrived at Professor Diana's office, a high-ranking position in the Elementalist School. After the attendant knocked on the door and received permission to enter, Li Ang pushed the door open and went inside.
The sight inside the room left him slightly speechless. All the furniture was clearly custom-made. Whether it was the large desk, the tall bookshelves, or the unusually sturdy chair, their sizes were far beyond what was expected, all designed to accommodate Professor Diana's astonishing height of over 2.4 meters.
Professor Diana was sitting behind that huge desk, her fiery red hair flowing like lava, and the black spiral horn on her forehead gleaming in the light streaming through the glass window. Li Ang, who was 1.8 meters tall, looked as small as a child next to her.
"You're here, please make yourself at home." Professor Diana raised her crimson vertical pupils, her voice low but still causing the glass windows to tremble slightly.
Li Ang sat down as instructed, appearing somewhat reserved. A servant silently brought him a steaming cup of tea and placed it on a small table beside him. This small table was clearly a temporary addition and seemed out of place with the surrounding environment.
Professor Diana didn't beat around the bush; she went straight to the point. She placed her hands on the table, her gaze calm yet carrying an undeniable air of authority.
"Li Ang, I've called you here today to ask you a favor. I hope you can recruit my daughter, Olivia, into your First Special Operations Group."
Olivia? Leon quickly searched his mind for information about the name. He seemed to have vaguely heard that Professor Diana did have a daughter, but almost no one in the tower knew anything about her, making her seem extremely mysterious.
When her daughter was mentioned, a rare, almost imperceptible hint of helplessness flickered across Professor Diana's usually imposing face:
"Olivia is a bit lazy and lacks training. I hope she can be tempered in your team and gain some experience and a sense of responsibility."
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Li Ang's doubts deepened. He carefully chose his words and asked cautiously:
"Professor, there are many squads within the law enforcement team. Why did you choose my newly formed special operations group?"
It's normal for Li Ang to have doubts, after all, given Professor Diana's status and strength, it shouldn't be difficult for her to get her daughter into any team.
Professor Diana shook her head slightly, her helplessness deepening.
"To be honest, I did ask other people for help. At first, the team leaders let her join their teams because of me. But not long after, she would be sent back for various reasons. After being sent back a few times, she refused to join any team."
She looked at Li Ang, her crimson screen holding a mixture of scrutiny and expectation.
"Your team is newly formed, so things might be a little different. I'm just letting you give it a try. If you can successfully get her to join and stay for a while, I'll reward you with contribution points and gold coins. As long as it doesn't violate the tower's rules and is within my capabilities, I can provide it."
Upon hearing this, Li Ang's mind immediately began to work. The value of a promise from a fourth-level wizard was beyond question.
More importantly, Professor Dinah's daughter also has dragon blood flowing through her veins, making her a naturally superior race with exceptional strength and potential.
Recruiting her into the team would be a huge boost to the overall strength of the group.
Although Miss Olivia sounds a bit problematic, she's worth a try.
"I understand, Professor." Li Ang nodded in agreement without further hesitation.
"I will try my best to invite Olivia to join us."
Professor Diana nodded slightly:
"Thank you. Whether you succeed or not, you will receive a reward."
She gestured to her attendant, "Take Captain Leon to Olivia's residence."
Following his entourage, Li Ang arrived at the Elementalist School's independent dormitory area, Section A.
Like Area A of the Potions School, this place is home to the offspring of influential figures and formal wizards.
Li Ang and his entourage stopped in front of a door. The entourage raised their hand and knocked on the door, raising their voices as they spoke:
"Miss Olivia, your mother, Professor Dinah, wishes for you to join Captain Leon's First Special Operations Group. I've brought Captain Leon with me; he's right outside your door."
The room was silent and there was no response.
Just when Li Ang thought no one was inside, he saw the attendant, who looked perfectly normal, take out a key from his pocket and skillfully open the door.
He then gestured for Li Ang to leave, turned and walked away quickly, as if staying even a moment longer would cause trouble.
Li Ang was somewhat taken aback. He pushed open the door, and the scene inside left him speechless.
The room is spacious, but it's more like a mix of a treasure cave and a storage room than a dormitory.
Gold coins, piled up like small mountains, were scattered on the ground, along with so many gems of various colors that there was almost no room to step. The gems shimmered with an alluring light amidst the piles of gold coins.
The bookshelves against the wall didn't contain a single magic book; instead, they were crammed with all sorts of comic books and novels with flashy covers.
On a specially made large bed, a figure was wrapped in a soft down comforter, breathing evenly and deeply, fast asleep.
She was a girl who looked about five or six parts like Professor Dinah. She also had long red hair and a much smaller spiral horn on her forehead.
But compared to Professor Diana's sculpted body, which looked as if it had been through countless trials, the exposed skin of the girl on the bed was almost bloodless, and her figure appeared exceptionally soft and rounded.
To put it bluntly, she was a pampered, chubby girl.