On the afternoon of Lohat's departure from the University of Manchester, he met an acquaintance.
It was a girl with the code name J.K. He heard that this girl had been transferred to a non-staff position, and a non-staff position at that. She came to hand over her work to him.
As a non-staff member of MI0, she had to perform a certain number of tasks in exchange for her qualifications as a non-staff member.
Because she was a non-staff member, there was only a limit to the number of tasks, not the difficulty.
Lohat valued this qualification because it was convenient for him to move around the world of Muggle and other countries.
Muggle's government could do things that the Ministry of Magic could not.
This was one of the conditions for MI0 to hire them.
MI0 would not investigate their real identities. After all, such an organization needed Wizard from different organizations to join. Investigating their real identities would only cause disgust among the Wizard.
If you want people to do dirty work, you have to give them enough of a limit. MI0 had its own system to manage the content. The first training for the real members was to resist torture and mind retrieval.
Muggle also had talents. With the help of the relevant personnel from the Ministry of Magic, it was not difficult to find a way to crack some spells and find a way to counter them.
This was a matter that had been raised to the level of a country. Whether it was a wizard or a muggle, personal feelings were not that important.
However, Lohat was a picky person. He did not like muscular men who dealt with guns and short cannons all day long. When he was choosing a mission, he would often choose a mission with a girl.
This kind of show-off nature was often sneered at by AB.
In a situation where they did not know each other's real identity, they made friends based on friendship.
Because of the friendship between the two code names AB and G. L.
...
"Hooking up with girls again?"
When he returned to the headquarters, he had to start sorting out the contents of his memory. Things like memories could not be completely deciphered by technology. Magic and science had always been at odds with each other and were not compatible.
At least for now, he had not found a material that could carry the combined operation of science and magic. In places where technology was too advanced and magnetic fields were too strong, magic would be countered and its effect would be affected.
Of course, this was confidential and would not be easily known by others.
If someone accidentally found out...
Mr. G.L. did this kind of dirty work.
"Don't make it sound so bad. I'm just doing a relatively normal thing."
He was very clear about the character of the woman beside him. At first, he thought that she was a gentle woman. Now that he thought about it — if it weren't for her face, he wouldn't have fallen for such a big trick at that time.
"Four missions in two years, and you've hooked up with seven girls. Speaking of which, there are still a few girls who are sad because of you. When I first came in, I saw L.P. pacing back and forth at the entrance. She probably wants to look for you."
"To be honest, I've never done anything with them."
In front of the workbench, G. L. lowered his head and arranged the test tubes in his hand. These specially made test tubes would not be damaged even in the aftermath of magic. "You know, I just gave them some comfort so that they can get through the adaptation period as soon as possible."
"I don't need your help."
AB, who was standing by the side, reached out to help. He poured the memories into the stone basin and waited for the reaction time. "They are all properly trained investigators. Those girls are not that weak."
Of course I know they're fine, but this is gentlemanly … Besides, how can you just stand by and watch when a girl is sad?
"You … I'm not going to talk to you anymore. Get to work. I've been busy recently and don't have much time."
Knowing that he could not win against AB, G. L. was too lazy to argue and buried his head in the stone basin.
"Tch …"
AB shot him a cold look and also dived into another stone basin.
The meditation basin here was just a normal alchemy item. Naturally, it was very different from the one used by the Legendary Wizard or the ancient family. It could only support the simple function of flipping through memories.
Fortunately, that was all they needed to do.
After recording the contents of the memories — literally, in the process of using the meditation basin to read the memories, a certain great Wizard would enchant a pencil with magic to record in detail what they saw and heard. After that, it would be handed over to the MI0 profilers for sorting and profiling analysis.
After the mission was completed, someone would naturally transfer the salary to his account.
Who said that the money of the Muggle Society was not useful to the Wizard?
At least it was very useful to him.
Especially in this situation, the Muggle World had obviously gained the upper hand in the game. Only those pure-blooded Wizard who thought highly of themselves would look down on Muggle technology.
Unless the world changed and magic could once again gain the upper hand, the Wizard World would sooner or later fall under the rule of the Muggle Society.
Lohat felt that he was very clear on this point. However, he also knew that although he was a bit famous in the Wizard World, he did not want to do this kind of thankless thing.
Did he work so hard to get a reputation just to do this kind of thing?
Obviously not.
Therefore, this kind of thing would naturally be done by someone, but it was not him.
This was a sentence that came into Mr. G. L.'s mind a few years ago when he completed the mission he needed to complete and left the MI0 base.
…
There were some special unwritten rules in the MI0.
For example, Muggle members and Wizard members could not see each other's face. However, this rule was only binding on Muggle members.
Wizards always had some special way to see what they wanted to see. Therefore, Muggle members could not see the appearance of Wizard members, but Wizard members could see the appearance of Muggle members.
Therefore, Lohat could recognize that this little girl was J. K., but Rowling did not recognize that this man was Mr. G. L. who had worked with her and even gave her advice several times.
Lohat did not point this out.
He had traveled in China for a few months before. At that time, he heard the old people there say that there was something called fate between people. It was very strange.
At that time, his Chinese was not good enough. He could only record the old people's words and ask the professor in the university who taught linguistics when he returned to China.
Later on, he understood the meaning of fate. Although there were countless pursuers around him all these years, he had never done anything excessive or impolite to any of the women.
Since he did not become the partner of those women, there was no need to let them misunderstand.
For those women, he was just a passer-by.
"Then, Miss Rowling, I'll leave this to you."
Lohat picked up his suitcase, bowed slightly to the woman in front of him, and then turned to leave.
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