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"Is Søren Argerich doing better?"

Dean Ren sat behind a pile of materials without raising his head. His hair looked even grayer against the background of the papers, and he looked quite tired from working on the documents.

Xi Sui'an nodded: "Dean, I want to go back to the human world and go home for the New Year." It was time for her to go back.

"Oh, I see." Ren Pingsheng raised his head to look at her, his eyes filled with long-lost nostalgia, and he said with a smile, "Of course. Your reason for asking for leave is more reliable than that brat Li Qing's. So go early and come back early. If you're in time, you can still celebrate two New Years." Speaking of which, the Spring Outing Banquet and the New Year's Festival in the human world are similar in nature.

Xi Sui'an was stunned. Was the dean talking about the Spring Festival Banquet? So it was a modified version of the Spring Festival?

On the other side, the young man by the window put down the yellowed fish-scale scroll in his hand, walked to the table and sat down, and said leisurely: "It turns out that time has come again... Xi Sui'an, I can give you the answers to three questions, just consider it my festival gift to you."

Xi Sui'an inexplicably felt that something was not right. Why was he so generous?

She glanced at Ju Mang, who had a calm expression and a dignified sitting posture, and sat down opposite him suspiciously.

Ask first. Who cares what the filling of this free pie is? As long as it is edible, Ju Mang should not poison it.

"Any questions are fine?" Xi Sui'an sorted out countless question marks in his mind and selected the questions he wanted to ask one by one.

Ju Mang knocked on the table, a smile on his face: "It's all right."

I always feel that Ju Mang’s holiday gifts are frightening.

Xi Sui'an was silent for a while, then gritted his teeth and asked:

"My first question is, what was it in the forbidden library that summoned Li Chu?"

Ju Mang raised his eyebrows. He thought the child would ask where his strength had gone.

He lowered his eyes and said, "The forbidden library... There is a former dean who is still alive in it."

Xi Sui calmed down for a moment, then opened his eyes wide in disbelief. Didn't all the deans die? There was still a dean alive? !

The deans of the human race should have all perished. Apart from them, only a few deans of other races may still be alive. Dean Radwig is dead after Xue Ji, and it is certain that he will die in time. Dean Chiyu should be dead, otherwise Dean Flamel would not have died so willingly. Now it is either Feng Qi, Bai Ze, or Colin.

There were many rumors about Dean Feng Qi. Some of the information she had read mentioned that she did not like reading and almost walked around the library. This had always been an interesting story in some records of the academy.

Colin, who was born into the elf race, lived a long life and had a deep connection with the library. It was he who established the Forbidden Library.

As for Dean Bai Ze, she recalled that this person needed the nourishment of knowledge when he was still in the egg...

"Is it Dean Bai Ze?" she asked suddenly.

Ju Mang paused, and smiled even more deeply: "Is this your second question?"

She immediately shook her head: "No." It was just a guess, but she would verify it herself.

"How could you guess it was Bai Ze?" Ju Mang was still a little surprised. He thought Xi Sui'an would guess it was Colin.

Xi Sui'an was silent. She was just guessing. In terms of the complexity of his experience, Dean Bai Ze, who was taken away by the vampire Lilith, grew up in a forced wandering, and finally settled in the academy, was more legendary and mysterious than Colin.

Judging from Ju Mang’s reaction, maybe she guessed right.

She smiled and said, "My second question is, did the forest god Vidal fall in the foggy country?"

On the other side, Ren Pingsheng couldn't help but look up when he heard this: "Wow, how do you know so much?"

Goumang tapped the table and pondered for a while, his eyes slightly enlightened: "Tree people... Vidal's backup plan?"

He laughed and shook his head: "That mute is good at leaving suspense. Vidal did not die in the foggy country, but he was almost eroded by the Land of Origin." If he had enough energy to resist the Land of Origin, he could have picked up a relic.

Counting the days, it seems to be happening soon.

Ju Mang's eyes moved slightly, his gaze silently slid over Xi Sui'an, and finally he sighed in his heart, it's not good enough if it hasn't grown up yet, tut, I can't get this bargain.

Xi Sui'an had no idea that Ju Mang in front of her wanted to throw her into the Land of Origin to fish out something for him.

She was lost in thought. It had been two or three thousand years since Vidal entered the Land of Origin. His strength should not be underestimated. How could he resist the erosion of the Land of Origin for so long? Or... the erosion of the Land of Origin on the gods was not as strong as she thought?

She touched the ring and decided that she must take some time to look through all the tree man amber. Maybe she could find some surprises.

As for the sentence "Don't believe in any gods", she looked at Ju Mang opposite her calmly. No matter what, she believed that this man could stick to the academy for so long. No matter what, he would always stand on the side of the academy. Compared with Vidal, whom she had never met, Ju Mang might have a better impression of the human race.

Ren Pingsheng poked his chin with the pen, thought for a while and looked at Ju Mang: "Do you want me to go there?"

Ju Mang had a calm expression and spoke to the dean in a gentle tone.

"Have you finished processing the documents?"

"Theiamos won't receive you anymore?"

"And the Duke of Merle is free to come and go as he pleases?"

"You're not going to join the Spring Festival Banquet?"

Dean Ren: "..." This guy is really good at attacking his soul.

He buried his head in the pile of papers angrily and wanted to mutter something about respecting the elderly and loving the young, but suddenly he remembered that this person was old, and his teeth ached even more.

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Share an unexpected thing that happened today.

Today I went to buy New Year's goods with my friends, and then the little local dog Ben Gou took Sam into the New Year's goods collection point and took a walk with her.

Seeing that there were free hearing and vision tests inside, I went up to try it with great interest. My friend rolled his eyes and chose to wait there to try the food.

After the hearing tester finished testing me, his expression changed.

Then he asked me to go through the pure tone audiometry test again, and finally looked at me deeply for two seconds: Don’t you feel that there is something wrong with your hearing?

I was stunned and confused: I have always been like this and I don’t feel anything is abnormal.

He pointed to a green line and a red line on the computer and said seriously: Do the differences in colors and numbers look normal to you?

I:……

It feels like something is not right.

He said to me seriously: Your left ear has normal hearing, but your right ear may have severe hearing loss. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible.

I am even more confused. I can hear all the sounds I should hear in life, and I think it is normal to hear something wrong occasionally. Am I stupid enough to take this as normal?

So from elementary school to college...

It turns out that the physical examinations at all levels of school I attended before were just formalities?

And I really have to thank myself for being so slow. No wonder I can't hear any difference in stereo or surround sound. I always thought that the sound was just the same as the clarity of movie and TV members and non-members, or the different skins of a game character.

When my friend came back and heard about this, he immediately dropped the two cherries he had been given to try onto the floor, looking extremely shocked.

She and I stared at each other in silence for a while, neither of us saying anything. I glanced at the cherries, then calmly went to the queue for tasting and got two for her.

After I came back, I frantically read information about unilateral hearing loss, and have been silent ever since.

Sitting there and sighing as I recalled my youthful days in the middle of the night, I can only say, well, being insensitive is deadly, and taking things for granted is even more deadly.