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Chapter 1639 The President of the Abnormal Association (Long Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

“This is very important intelligence,” Denon nodded slightly.

"Is this normal even in an anomaly?" He Ao asked curiously.

Actually, he was somewhat surprised that Finn could interfere with the operations of the inner world.

“That’s what an anomaly is,” Denon laughed when he heard Heo’s question. “Anomalies are illogical and unpredictable; any rule appearing within an anomaly is reasonable.”
"This rule applies in this anomaly and can save a life, but in another anomaly, it may be a trap that kills people."

“However, although the anomaly is full of dangers, it is not a complete dead end,” Denon said with emotion. “As long as you abide by the relevant rules and make full use of them, even an ordinary person may be able to escape from a Level 1 anomaly. Of course, this is only a possibility.”

He paused for a moment, looked at He Ao and smiled, "Besides, it's just about escaping death. It's impossible to solve the anomaly problem directly like you guys do."

“There were many coincidences involved,” He Ao nodded, explaining his “solution” to the anomaly.

“I know,” Denon nodded in agreement, “your identity is indeed very helpful in resolving the anomalies.”

He looked up at He Ao, "So, is the 'Dean's' body still in the anomaly?"

“I didn’t bring it with me,” He Ao shook his head. “Time was too tight at the time. If we had added more weight, we might not have been able to escape.”

“The entire orphanage has been reset now, so the body shouldn’t be able to be brought out,” Denon nodded slightly. He raised his eyes and looked at Heo. “I heard you registered as a bounty hunter.”

“Yes.” He Ao looked at him with some confusion, wondering why the other person’s thoughts were turning so quickly.

“In that case, I’ll buy the body from you at the market price for a C-level superhuman’s remains,” Denon said with a smile to He Ao. “I’ll combine it with your bonus and give it to you as payment. How about that? I hope you won’t mind.”

“May I ask?” Heo looked at Denon, not answering directly, but asking, “Approximately how much is it worth?”

“Based on market prices,” Denon paused for a moment, then smiled, “it should be around two million federal dollars.”

"Okay, thank you, Chairman!" He Ao immediately raised his hand and smiled.

"Thank you, Chairman!" Siwei, sitting on his shoulders, also raised the bread in her hand as a sign of respect.

The previously somewhat oppressive atmosphere immediately lightened up.

Denon looked at He Ao and smiled, "This money will be settled and paid to you together with the bonus for solving this anomaly. Do you have any other needs?"

"Can you ask for anything?" He Ao asked, looking at him.

“I will try my best to consider any conditions that are legal and reasonable,” Denon said, looking at Heo with a smile, “but I cannot guarantee that I can definitely help you with them.”

“Okay,” He Ao nodded, “I want to be famous!”

"We want to be famous!" Siwei, perched on He Ao's shoulders, took a bite of her bread and echoed his sentiment. Then she paused slightly, turned her head in surprise, and looked at He Ao. "Huh?!"

Reed and Ryan also turned their gazes, looking at Heo with some confusion.

“This incident has blown up so big, the association will definitely arrange publicity and cover-up, and manipulate public opinion,” Heo said slowly, looking at Denon. “I want to be famous, preferably the kind that the whole Federation knows about.”

“Don’t you want to be an ‘unsung hero’? That’s understandable, given how young people think,” Denon said, having somewhat recovered his composure. He looked at He Ao, pondered for a moment, and then said slowly, “The association does have arrangements for public relations.”

He paused slightly, then said, "Publishing your 'heroic deeds' after some 'embellishment' should also be possible. In fact, we already planned to publicize your 'deeds'."

He looked at He Ao and smiled, "Since you want this, I'll have the publicity department allocate more resources to make your 'heroic deeds' known to every household."

He paused for a moment, looked at He Ao, and smiled, "However, the sphere of influence we can control is at most the 26 cities in the northeast of the Federation. If we want to become famous throughout the entire Federation, then we are somewhat powerless to do so."

“Anything nearby is fine,” He Ao nodded. “Thank you, Chairman!”

"Okay, is there anything else you require?" Denon asked, still smiling.

Reed turned to look at Heo, giving him a look that it was about time.

Your boss asks you to make a request, so you actually do it.

“Also,” He Ao said directly, seemingly ignoring the look in his eyes, “I want to go to Wellens and participate in the investigation of the Future Tower collapse incident.”

"How did you know we were going to reopen the investigation into the collapse of the Future Building?" Denon asked with a smile, looking at He Ao with some curiosity.

“President, you know so much about this, you must have read all the relevant information, you know about my and Siwei’s background, and you know the connection between the orphanage and the Future Building incident,” He Ao said casually. “You will definitely reopen the investigation, and I hope to participate in it.”

“Okay,” Denon pondered for a moment, “I’ve already sent new support to Xiluo City. Ryan will be returning to Willens this afternoon. If you have time, you can come to Willens with Ryan. Perfect timing, I can give you both of your medals right here in Willens.”

He looked at He Ao and smiled, "If there's not enough time, you can buy a regular airship ticket. Just send the bill to Reed and the airship ticket will be reimbursed."

“There’s still time,” He Ao nodded. “I don’t have much to pack here, so I can leave this afternoon, but…”

He looked at Denon and asked with some curiosity, "Anomalies have existed for so many years, aren't there any anomalies that can directly traverse space? Anomalies that can shorten our path and instantly arrive at another place?"

When Heo asked this question, even Reed looked up and stared at Denor.

“Actually, it does exist,” Denon laughed, “but it’s not under our control, or rather, it’s not under anyone’s control. Encountering it is uncontrollable, and using it is also uncontrollable. Moreover, to achieve the effect of traversing space, one must also satisfy its complex internal rules, which may not save time compared to airplanes, and the mortality rate is much higher.”

“Okay.” He Ao nodded slightly, without asking what the anomaly was.

If Denon was willing to speak, he would have said so directly.

“Okay,” Denon nodded, glancing at his bracelet. “That’s settled then.”

This time, he didn't ask He Ao if he had any other needs. He raised his hand and prepared to close the communication.

"Wait a minute, Guild Master," He Ao said directly, looking at Denon's somewhat bewildered gaze, and asked, "Guild Master, approximately how much are the rewards for this anomaly exploration?"

“The exact amount is still being verified. Once all the amounts are finalized, along with your medal, it will be submitted to the council for approval,” Denon said, looking at Heo with a smile. “But don’t worry, we won’t shortchange you.”

dong dong dong-

At that moment, a slightly hurried knocking sound came from the projector.

Seeing that He Ao was about to speak, Denon immediately said, "Then it's settled for now. We'll talk about it when we meet."

As he spoke, he abruptly cut off the communication, and the entire holographic projection interface instantly shut down.

He Ao looked up, blinked, and looked at the other two people in the tent. "I wanted to thank him."

"Alright, alright," Reed said helplessly, "you've scared the chairman away."

“To be honest,” Ryan, in the white coat, leaned over and laughed, “this is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone push the president to this point.”

He gave He Aobi a thumbs up, "Awesome."

“Actually, President Denon seems quite amiable,” He Ao said earnestly.

“I think so too.” Siwei, sitting on He’s shoulders, nodded.

“That’s for his own people,” Ryan chuckled. “The president can be terrifying when he’s angry, but he’s really patient with you.”

He looked at Heo and Reed and whispered, "I just heard that there were attacks by aberrant cults in several cities this morning. This is the first time since the chairman took office. Previously, the association had always suppressed the cults. He must be furious right now."

"The anomalous cult has suddenly become active?" Reed frowned upon hearing this. "Is it related to the orphanage incident, and they're trying to draw headquarters' attention and distract us?"

“I don’t know,” Ryan shook his head. “Anyway, we’ve really run into something big this time. The Anomalous Cult has been doing this secretly for so many years. This Level 1 anomaly is probably just an appetizer. There’s definitely something big coming up.”

“The good news is,” Reed said slowly, “we discovered what they were doing in advance, and we were lucky enough to control it this time. If we had waited for them to detonate it themselves, the situation would probably have been out of control.”

“Indeed,” Ryan sighed, “the leisurely days are coming to an end.”

He turned to look at He Ao, "Young man, I'll go prepare some materials first. We'll leave this afternoon. Let me know when you're ready."

“Okay,” He Ao nodded slightly, raised his wristband, and showed his electronic business card. “I haven’t prepared anything. Just contact me when you’ve made your arrangements.”

“Okay,” Ryan said, glancing at Heo’s electronic business card. “You’re an interesting kid. See you this afternoon.”

After saying that, he put away the bracelet, waved goodbye to Reed, and walked out of the tent.

Reed watched him leave until he heard his footsteps fade into the distance, then said slowly, "Before you came, I reported the situation around here to the chairman. He said that the orphanage was far more dangerous than previously estimated."

He turned to look at He Ao, "He judged that if one were to enter this abnormal exploration for the first time, one would need at least a B-level strength to guarantee a safe retreat. And that's just the safe retreat; it doesn't include dealing with the abnormal cultists inside."

He sighed. "The president said we're very lucky."

“Yes, I know.” He Ao nodded slightly.

He knew what Reed meant by those words.

The chairman of the Denor Association is suspicious of him.

However, he didn't care. In this area where there were anomalies, sometimes behaving a little 'abnormal' was in line with people's perception of 'normal'.

He didn't hide his thoughts; he made all his requests directly.

In a sense, he was also showing Denon his 'sincerity'.

Since the archbishop of the Anomalous Cult is most likely an angel, how could he keep suppressing the Anomalous Association of the Anomalous Cult?

Gather your thoughts.

He turned to look at Reed. "I need your help."

“Hmm?” Reed looked at him.

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Orphanage Space

Countless raindrops fell from the sky, sprinkling onto the quiet square.

Siwei sat on He's shoulders, glanced down at the cracks in her hands, then took a bite of bread, making a crisp sound. "Big guy, we're back! Is that reset thing over yet?"

The girl with braided hair standing next to He Ao looked up at everything in the orphanage, a hint of nostalgia flashing in her eyes.

"Yes, the reset is complete."

He Ao nodded.

"Shall we go in?" Reed, who was holding an umbrella nearby, looked at Heo and asked softly.

He Ao nodded slightly, walked through the old amusement facilities, and entered the main building of the orphanage.

A child was playing on the playground equipment. He looked up, glanced at Heo, and then went back to playing by himself.

Reed cautiously looked around the square.

There was nothing around.

He carefully withdrew his gaze and landed on Siwei, who was sitting on He Ao's shoulder and looking around curiously.

That 'ghost' seems to have 'disappeared'.

He Ao pushed open the small door at the front and walked into the corridor.

The group slowly moved forward along the corridor, their surroundings changing rapidly.

A fat man was hanging on the wall. He saw the group approaching and was about to speak, but he shut his mouth the moment his gaze fell on He Ao.

He Ao first arrived at the classroom where the welcoming preparations were being made. The children were still preparing items for the welcoming activities, but he did not see that familiar figure.

He Ao turned his gaze away, pondered for a moment, and then walked to the other side of the corridor.

We arrived at the door of an open classroom.

A blond little boy is placing paper on a drawing board and carefully sketching something.

At that moment, he seemed to hear footsteps behind him, paused slightly, turned around, and looked behind him.

Her cheeks, which were slightly chubby and had freckles, were exposed.

His gaze fell on He Ao's cheek, paused slightly, then he put down his paintbrush, turned around, and quickly walked towards He Ao, smiling, "Loren, you're back."

He opened his arms, the two hugged briefly, and then separated.

At that moment, Siwei, who was sitting on He's shoulders, seemed to see something. She grabbed the back of He's clothes, quickly slid off He's shoulders, landed on the ground, and ran to the corner.

Reed's gaze, however, remained fixed on the drawing the blond boy had stuck on the easel.

It was a sunflower.

Sunflowers without any signs of burning.

At that moment, the blond boy also turned his gaze and looked at him.

“Finn.” Reed turned around and looked at the blond boy, hesitating to speak.

"Reed, you're back too!" The blond boy walked over with a smile and gave him a hug.

what? !

Reed looked up blankly at Heo beside him.