Chapter 282
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In the Linglong Pavilion, which was famous for its exquisite interior decorations, a black-haired young man and a young lady sat opposite each other in the reception room. The atmosphere between them was rather solemn.
Just half an hour ago, Luo Ya visited Lilian alone and explained what he knew about the situation.
That's right. Luo Ya didn't go to the bird's nest in the forest to search for Senior Shirley's badge like Paul did in the original work. He came to the Linglong Pavilion without any evidence and directly laid his cards on the table with Lilian.
One of the reasons why Luo Ya did this was that he didn't want to waste time and alert the enemy. Another reason was that he knew his advantages.
People of different identities would have different weight when they said the same thing. Although this sentence was somewhat suspicious, it was the truth to a certain extent.
Luo Ya was different from Paul in the original work. He wasn't an illegitimate child of the Austin Empire who was ostracized. Instead, he was one of the six Ringbearers who had the highest decision-making power in St. Freya Academy. The consultation department was no longer a small fry department, but a powerful department supported by the members of the Blue Rose Faction.
As long as it came from Luo Ya's mouth, it carried considerable weight even if there was no evidence. And the relationship between Luo Ya and Lilian was no longer one of Paul's request for help in the original work. Instead, it was a collaboration.
Luo Ya's consultation department would provide specific information on the possible hiding spots of the cultists and provide some support. The Nazi's special operations team would be the main force in the encirclement and suppression operation. This was the cooperation plan that Luo Ya proposed.
Originally, dealing with cultists should be the specialty of the St. Maester Theocracy. But due to the fact that most of the Nuo Aier students were in their first years, most of them were still at Level 5 of the Source Rank, which was a whole level lower than Lilian's Nazi elites. This difference in combat strength made Luo Ya decide to give up. The reason was that this time, Luo Ya was pursuing a complete victory.
That was his goal from the start. On the other hand, this matter was also within the Nazi's responsibility. They received a lot of resources from the academy, so it was their duty to ensure public safety.
Luo Ya thought as she held the teacup, silently waiting for the girl's decision. After a detailed consideration, the black-haired girl finally nodded slowly.
"I understand … I will personally lead a team to the vicinity of Foster Station and launch a quick attack on the cultists' hiding spot."
"I see. I didn't expect Senior Sister to believe me so quickly."
Luo Ya, who was prepared to waste his breath, was interrupted by Lilian. He couldn't help but turn to her in surprise. Upon hearing his question, Lilian nodded calmly.
"Although there is no evidence, I don't think you would lie about such a serious matter."
Her Royal Highness calmly stated the reason for her trust in him, and Luo Ya couldn't help but smile. However, what Luo Ya didn't know was that along with his brilliant smile, Lillian's body couldn't help but pause for a moment. Her purple eyes that sparkled with wisdom stayed on his body for a long time before she lowered her gaze.
It was this feeling again.
The black-haired girl picked up the teacup and sniffed the steaming aroma. Her fingers gently slid along the edge of the teacup, and she couldn't help but sigh inwardly. I don't know what's wrong with me recently.
In the past month, Lillian and Luo Ya spent a lot of time together. They attended classes together during the day and had to make up lessons at night. Through this constant contact, especially the practice of the spell compression class, Lillian naturally had a certain degree of understanding of Luo Ya.
He was serious in his studies, tenacious in the face of difficulties, and unwilling to admit defeat. However, his personality wasn't too strong and was more of a gentle type. But just like the murderous aura in the beginning, Lillian also discovered some peculiarities about this young man. For example, Luo Ya had a lot of troubles in his heart that didn't match his age.
The so-called troubles in one's heart were the product of worry, fear, vexation, and other emotions piled up together. Its creation was inevitably accompanied by enormous pressure. In other words, Luo Ya lived in a high-pressure environment almost all year round. Before coming into contact with Luo Ya, Lillian couldn't imagine this at all because Luo Ya had almost no external reaction to this pressure.
He was probably used to it.
Perhaps the people around him and even Luo Ya himself didn't realize it. But in the process of interacting with his spells, Lillian inexplicably felt like she could read him.
If Luo Ya was a book, then Lillian's tutoring was like accidentally flipping open the cover of the book. The interaction of spells was like reading time. Although it wasn't long every day, it constantly deepened Lillian's understanding of Luo Ya. More importantly, Lillian's state of mind gradually changed.
Lillian had a strange emotion that she didn't know where it came from. It was a wonderful emotion mixed with heartache and pity. This emotion made the usually cold Lillian think of some inexplicable things when teaching Luo Ya.
Was it too harsh to say that?
Considering his enthusiasm, it was fine to go easy on him a little.
Such thoughts that had never crossed Lillian's mind when she was tutoring Luo Ya in the past flashed through Lillian's mind.
Lillian liked how Luo Ya would smile brightly whenever he improved or when he heard her ambiguous words of praise. She couldn't help but stare at Luo Ya for a while every time. Fortunately, Luo Ya was quite slow in this aspect and didn't pay attention to it.
On the other hand, Lillian hated how disappointed he was. Every time she saw him, she would feel as if something was pressing down on her heart. She would subconsciously tone down some of her harsh words.
This time, Luo Ya came to visit her alone. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to describe what he said as shocking. But even so, Lillian still believed him after analyzing the situation. It could be said that this was inseparable from the one month they spent together.
"You said before that the consultation department has identified two suspicious locations. In that case, my * * * operation team will also be split into two. We will each lead a team. That way, it will be safer."
Lillian took a sip of tea as she sensed the subtle emotions in her heart. But to her surprise, Luo Ya actually hesitated after hearing her words. Then, he said something that Lillian couldn't help but frown slightly.
"Senior Sister, I have some other ideas about this …"
The black-haired young man thought for a while and told her his battle plan.
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