The days of being a spiritual mentor in Meiman.

Chapter 3492 Research on Cats and Dogs (Forty)
In Schiller's office, he was checking his email. Many students heard that Gotham University faculty and staff had an accident and sent him emails to greet him. Schiller carefully read each email and gave a brief reply, telling them that he was fine and reminding them to pay attention to food safety.

Looking down from the office window, on the straight and wide campus road, only fallen leaves were rustling and dancing. After the bustling crowd disappeared, there was an inexplicable sense of loneliness.

However, the professor's office building was not far from the stadium, and one could vaguely hear the enthusiastic shouts from there. In order to prepare for the game, the football team and the cheerleading group did not take a holiday and were training intensively.

After reading the last email, Schiller leaned back and shook his neck slightly. After taking a sip of water, he checked his watch.

He no longer had any work to do. In the past, he would either go to the club to play cards with his colleagues or go to a rugby game.

Although he initially paid attention to football only because he wanted Gotham University to join the Ivy League, after watching it for so many years, Schiller has become a loyal fan of the Gotham University team.

In fact, the Gotham University football team has always performed very well and has been consistently ranked among the top teams. But it is just a step away from being at the top. The level of each class of students is at the top of their peers, but there is never a single top student.

The biggest advantage of the Gotham University team is that a relatively high percentage of athletes enter the real professional league. Students who want to develop in this direction are very willing to apply, but after so many years, there are no star players.

This is not because the coach or the players did not work hard, and it is certainly not because Schiller did not work hard. In the end, sports competitions are all about talent, and talent is something that only God can determine.

So Schiller went to church every Saturday without fail, just in the hope that one day he could annoy God enough to throw a star from the sky to the Gotham University team.

After packing up, Schiller prepared to go to the stadium. The new Gotham University's other hardware conditions are not very good, but the stadium is definitely the most professional and luxurious in the entire East Coast, and it is also the largest comprehensive sports venue in the entire East Coast.

Although there haven’t been many international events held in Gotham due to its previous “good reputation”, some organizers have expressed interest in it. I believe it will become lively soon.

Some people may ask, if there is an alien invasion at this critical juncture, wouldn’t it make people feel that it is unsafe to hold the competition in Gotham?
All I can say is that the American comic universe is incomparable.

Before the new Gotham University campus was built, the Met's stadium hosted most of the top games on the East Coast.

Although it is still early and Zod has not yet arrived, there is basically no large-scale invasion. In addition, the Justice League of this universe has made preparations early, so Metropolis is relatively safe at present. But that is only compared to Gotham, and the actual security is not much better.

I can only say that no matter where the competition is held, it is always the tallest among the short ones. Gotham has suffered many disasters, but it has not been destroyed. Instead, it has become a clear stream among many American cities. At least this shows that Gotham’s emergency measures are in place. If something really happens, it may do better than those cities that have always been relatively safe.

As Schiller was thinking, he walked towards the stadium. On the way, he saw a cleaner sweeping up fallen leaves, shoveling them with a shovel and putting them into a huge trash can.

Originally, they passed each other and there shouldn't be any intersection. But Schiller suddenly felt like he was being watched.

In a flash, he built a maze in his mind, changed what he was thinking about, pretended to be an ordinary psychology professor, and recalled the football game he had seen before.

After walking more than fifty meters, the feeling of being spied on disappeared. The other party had been deceived by him.

Schiller didn't even look back at him, nor did he do anything to fight back. He just walked slowly to the stadium, exchanged a few words with the coach who was leading the team in training, and then went to the audience seats.

The decision to use Clark to attract Kara's attention and send her out of Gotham was the right one. Although this girl is a Kryptonian with a super brain, the other party's psychic ability is obviously superior. If she is not prepared, she will probably be controlled immediately.

Once Kara goes crazy, everyone in Gotham will be in an awkward situation. If she is not subdued, Gotham University may be ruined; if she is subdued, if she is injured, it will be difficult to refresh the best results of the cheerleading competition.

Just as he was thinking this, Schiller saw a figure walking towards him. He turned around and saw a familiar face.

"...Christine?"

Schiller dug up the name from the depths of his mind. The other party was obviously more surprised than he was. She came over and shook hands with Schiller, saying, "Professor, you still remember me..."

Schiller nodded slightly. Of course he remembered that this girl was two years older than Bruce, was the head of the cheerleading group, and was the prettiest, most skilled, and most popular member of that class.

She now holds the best record for Gotham University in cheerleading competitions, and no one has broken through it in more than ten years.

Most importantly, she was involved in Jonathan's case and was kidnapped. Although she was successfully rescued in the end, she was also very scared and fell in love with Batman. Unfortunately, Batman didn't like her.

After that, she had a relationship with Harvey Dent. Her good friend Doris also got into trouble, but fortunately she was not implicated this time. Not long after, she graduated successfully.

When Harvey broke up with her, Schiller heard something about her. Because of her good looks and excellent dancing skills, she became a drama actress.

Later, she went to the West Coast to develop her career and seemed to have made a name for herself in Hollywood. With her image as a typical American blonde cheerleader, she received a lot of praise, but because her appearance was not memorable, she failed to become a big star.

She and Harvey broke up peacefully, mainly because Christine wanted to leave Gotham, but Harvey didn't want to go. Of course, they broke up because of different plans for the future. I didn't expect that she would be back now.

More than 10 years have passed, and this beautiful girl's appearance has not changed much. If anything, she may have matured a little, but she is still as radiant as ever.

"Of course, ma'am. The Samoan Dance you choreographed is still the signature dance of the Gotham University cheerleading group. I saw them rehearsing it the other day."

Christine found that Schiller was not just greeting her but was really praising her, so she laughed happily and said, "I miss those days too, so I came to see you the first thing I did when I returned to Gotham."

"I heard there's a new good girl in the cheerleading troupe. It's a pity that she asked for leave. I want to see her performance."

"There will be a chance." Schiller nodded, and they sat down together. He looked at Christine and said, "Why do you suddenly want to come back?"

"California is great, sunny and passionate. But unfortunately, there is no place for me to stay." Christine's eyebrows relaxed, and she seemed to no longer be bothered by it. She said: "Who didn't have a Hollywood dream when they were young? It's easy to get in, but it's hard to stay. My talent is just this much, so there's no need to embarrass myself."

Schiller nodded. He could also see that Christine's career had not been going well recently, and she must have suffered some setbacks, so she chose to come back and rest for a while.

Schiller had no intention of criticizing her career. He just made a psychological assessment and felt that it would be wise for Christine to give up now. Although Christine had good innate conditions, her image style was too popular. There were a lot of blonde beauties like her in Hollywood, and it was really difficult for her to make a name for herself.

Schiller thought of Catwoman again. Actually, Catwoman's beauty is almost the same as Christine's, but because she is not pure white, she looks more wild and has a unique personality. There is no one else like her in Hollywood. So even without Bruce's support, she has no shortage of roles to play.

"I came back this time to find a job in Gotham's drama troupe. They are very famous recently, did you know that, Professor?"

"You mean the Grayson Troupe? Their big circus is indeed the signature show of the Gotham Theater."

"Their plays are also very famous. The four great tragedies are performed much better than those of the Metropolitan Theater. If I have the chance, I will definitely go and watch it, but the tickets are too hard to get..."

"Would you consider teaching at Gotham University?"

"I can come here to coach the girls in my spare time on weekends, but there is no need to be a full-time coach. Because I only know how to dance, but I don't have any professional knowledge in sports and health, so I can't be a coach."

Then Christine smiled playfully again and said, "But I will come to see them more often in my spare time on weekends."

Looking at Christine's smile, Schiller suddenly remembered something. She was involved in the conspiracy between Jonathan and the old principal and was considered one of the parties involved.

The memory in her mind was exactly the evidence that Jonathan had been causing trouble since Bruce had just entered college. Although it was not a good memory for her, it was another strong evidence that Jonathan might be the "professor".

Thinking of this, Schiller said:

"Speaking of Grayson Theatre, I'm very familiar with the owner of the theatre and the owner of Gotham Theatre. They will reserve tickets for me for any popular plays. They gave me some tickets for the recent premiere of La Traviata. If you're not busy, come back to my office with me and I'll give you one?"

"Really?!" Christine said in surprise, "I was worried that I couldn't get their tickets. This is great!"

Schiller smiled, stood up and said, "It's nothing. After all, if you join the troupe, Gotham Theater will have another drama star. Your tickets will definitely be hard to get by then. But, you will save a ticket for me, right?"

"Of course!" Christine happily hugged Schiller and said, "If I really become the heroine, I will leave all the tickets in the first three rows for you, Professor!"

After saying hello to the coach, Schiller and Christine left. On the way to the office, Christine kept chattering about Hollywood.

Halfway through the conversation, Schiller's phone rang. He picked it up and saw a text message from Harvey:
"I heard Penny went to Gotham University. Have you met her?"

He pressed the number "1" on the keyboard and sent it. He believed that Harvey could understand what he meant. As for whether the two of them could continue their relationship, that was hard to say.

It was the same road from the stadium back to the office, but the cleaner had already swept from the east side of the road to the west side.

What remained unchanged was that when Schiller passed him, he felt like he was being spied on. He adjusted his thoughts, and Christine was unaware.

When the two of them passed by the cleaner, Schiller saw that his hand that was sweeping the leaves paused for a moment, and then he looked towards Christine.