Moreover, given Yang Mingzhong’s cautious and careful personality, he shouldn’t be doing such a thing.
There must be so hidden truth behind this...
But Wen Nan ultimately didn’t elaborate on these thoughts to Hu Jiayao.
"This matter can probably only be clarified when we et Yang Mingzhong again in the future."
Hu Jiayao nodded vigorously, agreeing that instead of exhausting his already limited brain cells by pondering, he should scan the map more and catch that guy earlier to ask him in person.
Wen Nan quickly moved on to the next topic, sending Hu Jiayao the information about his identity that he had unlocked earlier through the system.
It was apparently Hu Jiayao’s first ti seeing the system’s description of himself. After reading it carefully from start to finish, he rubbed his chin, his eyebrows bunching into a deep "川" shape, and repeated in disbelief:
"A bit reckless in behavior? Short-tempered? How is this system introduction spouting nonsense? Is this really my personality?"
Wen Nan smiled without comnting and asked instead, "Did you get my introduction information?"
"Oh, right, almost forgot, I’ll send it to you now."
Soon, an introduction page appeared before Wen Nan—
[Na: Ye Jiu (Little Jiu)]
[Identity: A charismatic junior majoring in biology at T University’s Life Sciences Institute]
[Introduction: Ye Jiu’s grades aren’t outstanding, but he has a wide range of hobbies—extensive experience in cryptocurrency trading, excellent fish-breeding skills, outstanding horse-riding abilities, and he’s also very good at driving.
He is a master of ti managent, owning a vast fishpond filled with diverse, plump, and juicy fish that his peers and friends envy and praise.
The reason he’s developed so many hobbies and manages them so well is because of a trait that every mber of the faculty and student body at school admires—he is imnsely charming, making it difficult for those who et him not to take an interest and even harder to refuse his requests.
As a senior doctoral student in the sa institute, you haven’t had much interaction with him, but upon seeing him for the first ti, you sensed sothing special about him...]
[Faction: To be unlocked.]
Wen Nan looked at his introduction page, silent for a mont.
This introduction can’t be said to be nonsense; it’s just correct, fair, and fact-based.
After putting away the introduction page and checking the ti, Wen Nan began walking out, "It’s almost off-duty ti, I need to head to Professor Wang’s lab as soon as possible."
Hu Jiayao hurried to follow, "Turn left outside, it’s the second room at the end of the corridor."
Wen Nan paused and turned back to ask, "What did you discuss with Professor Wang when you went in just now?"
Hu Jiayao scratched the back of his head, "Didn’t talk much, that Professor Wang, he’s quite inscrutable, except he smiled at when I first went in. For most of the ti, he sat far away, and I didn’t even have a chance to get close to him. The whole ti, it was that person nad Wu Qing talking to , and they only talked about so uninspiring things, like how helpful it is to be courageous, thanking for bringing glory to the lab, stuff like that, it almost put to sleep. If it weren’t for the fact that I still needed to find the refresh point...
"Oh, by the way, President, have you sorted out your refresh point? I was lucky to find a suitable spot just as the countdown almost ended, it’s right at—"
"—No! Hold up!"
As Hu Jiayao babbled on and was about to reveal the exact location of his exclusive refresh point, Wen Nan hurriedly raised his hand to interrupt him.
You could easily guess with your toes that Hu Jiayao’s refresh point is likely set in Professor Wang’s lab, since he hasn’t left there at all.
However, Wen Nan definitely doesn’t want to know where the other’s refresh point is.
Knowing such information is of no benefit to Wen Nan and only adds burden—
In case there are other players or characters in this instance with skills like Wen Nan’s Mind Reading Technique, or tools similar to a truth serum or equipnt with hypnotic effects, Wen Nan being coerced into revealing sothing could risk exposing two [loyalist] cards at the sa ti.
"This sort of information, you don’t need to tell ."
Being reminded by Wen Nan, Hu Jiayao also realized the issue and hurriedly stopped himself from continuing.
The two exited the n’s room one after the other, like strangers, and parted ways.
Wen Nan arrived at the door with a [Wang Yajun] naplate, and gently knocked.
A familiar female voice ca from inside: "Co in."
Wen Nan pushed the door open and inside saw Wu Qing sitting at the lab table near the door, still wearing the white shirt and knee-length skirt from class earlier, but now with a white lab coat over them.
Seeing Wen Nan co in, she stood up and led him with a smile through lab tables, into the innermost office.
Without knocking, she directly opened the door, "Mr. Wang, Ye Jiu is here."
The office space was not large, with a row of sofas and a tea table on the outside, and an office desk inside, with an old, bulky desktop computer placed on it. Behind the desk sat an elderly man with a big belly.
The elderly man looked to be nearly sixty years old, with graying hair, bald on top, and stubbornly combed so sparse bangs from both sides for reinforcent.
This was undoubtedly the Professor Wang that Wu Qing ntioned.
Professor Wang was very fat, appeared not very tall, but estimated to be almost three hundred pounds. Sitting in the chair, his belly rose like a small mountain, higher than the table in front of him, his buttocks filling the round seat cushion entirely, and fat spilling out from the sides of the chair’s armrests.
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