Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique Chapter 621: 176: Bring it on, you!1

Chapter 621: Chapter 176: Bring it on, you!_1

“Find a way to raise her!”

Jasmine’s face carried a mix of emotions. After a mont of silence, she said, “Raise her well! If Christina can’t co back, at least keep her until I’m done with my studies.”

Of the five teenagers who left the Quete Archipelago, Chris died early, Christina was misfortunate, and Jimmy couldn’t hold on, dying miserably.

Christina finally avenged herself, painstakingly saved her own daughter but couldn’t see things through. Now she was in so trouble and needed Link to care for her child.

Hardship always finds those with tough lives.

All these different life experiences truly made Jasmine sigh endlessly.

At the sa ti, Jasmine was sowhat grateful.

Grateful for her past choices, starting from deciding to enter Ravensmouth College, and many subsequent choices.

“Yes, Big Sister.”

Even though Betty was unsure how to raise a few-months-old baby girl, she decisively agreed.

After hanging up the inter-dinsional encrypted communications, Betty carefully thought it over, deciding to arrange for the quietly adorable baby girl through their “do whatever you think is best” channels.

Leveraging team power was a lesson the big boss had taught them before.

Closing the survival box, Betty picked it up and headed downstairs, planning to drive straight to headquarters.

“Eh, Betty, why are you back again? Forget sothing? Let know, I can get it for you.”

Digee happened to be heading out on business and t Betty at the entrance of headquarters, imdiately greeting her warmly, “No need to make a round trip, it’s such a hassle!”

“Hmph!”

Betty rolled her eyes, ignoring Digee Finley, who was always with Mina Havcheck no matter where he worked, and walked straight into headquarters.

“Still mad at ? It’s been so long!”

Digee watched Betty’s retreating figure, scratched his head, truly unsure of what to do.

To be honest, he still didn’t understand why Betty had been different with him.

Mina Havcheck, who had been conscientiously working on intelligence after joining “do whatever you want”, watched this scene unfold without any ripples in her heart.

She had no interest in Digee, had never expressed any interest in him, and thus didn’t feel guilty.

Betty was just targeting Digee, the straight-as-an-arrow man, she had never gone after Mina, much less allied with other team mbers to bully her.

So, Mina just watched the drama unfold, never drawing fire to herself.

She had never thought to remind her “boss” Digee about the reason Betty was mad at him.

What if it proved to be a thankless task?

“Let’s go, let’s make a round in the Southern District.”

Only after Betty’s figure was out of sight did Digee rember his duty, “I don’t know what’s been going on recently, the City Defense Bureau and the Security Bureau are like a blindfold. They’ve let so many spies from Shadow City and sopotamia University co in. I hope they don’t involve us!”

Mina responded indifferently: “We are already involved. The latest news is that soone was lurking around our subcontractor factory yesterday, staking it out.”

“What are they trying to find out? Potions? Tea leaves? Or tea drinks?”

As Digee was walking towards their second-ring transportation vehicle, he asked, “Can we find soone to find out more?”

Mina shook her head: “They’re all old hands, very cautious, and haven’t left any leads to use.”

“Really?”

Digee thought for a mont, instructing, “Inform all departnts of this news, we must make everyone more alert.”

“Understood.”

Mina nodded in agreent.

By this ti, the two of them had reached Digee’s Second Ring vehicle. They each took a seat in the driver’s and passenger’s seat.

From an upstairs corridor, Betty, looking out through the glass window, watched Digee drive off, carrying Mina away from headquarters. She sighed.

Was she the one who could best understand Sage Selene?

However, Digee, this kid, still fell far short compared to Sage Palo back then.

After her mont of emotion, Betty turned around, carrying the survival box straight to the deputy general manager’s office.

Knock, knock, knock.

After knocking on the door a few tis, Betty pushed the door and went in.

“What’s up?”

Linn pulled his attention from the docunt, looking up at Betty.

“Hmm.”

Betty lifted the survival box, shaking it lightly, “A trouble. I can’t be bothered to explain, you’ll see.”

Having said that, Betty placed the survival box on the desk and pushed it in front of Linn.

” Okay.”

After replying, Linn opened the survival box, seeing the little baby girl with big black eyes, quietly sitting inside, neither crying nor causing a fuss.

Picking up the letter from the baby’s swaddling clothes, Linn took out the letter and read it carefully, asking, “Did the big boss or big sister give you any instructions?”

Since the letter had been opened, it was proof that Betty had contacted the big boss and (or) the big sister before returning to headquarters and had been given permission and instructions.

“Big sister instructed us to figure out a way to raise her, nurture her, until her studies are done, if Christina can’t co back.”

Betty relayed Jasmine’s exact words.

“Emmm…”

After so contemplation, considering that the vast majority of “do whatever you want” mbers were young…

Being able to take care of themselves was already good, he didn’t dare to hope they could take care of a few months old baby girl.

But there really was a suitable candidate worth entrusting this responsibility to.

“Co with .”

Having thought for a while, Linn got up, picked up the survival box, and walked towards the adjacent office.

Betty quickly followed.

Knocking on the general manager’s office door, Linn and Betty entered.