I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 257 The Secret Behind Honesty

Noga's surrender must be treated with caution, and Wyatt believes that any insurance is not too much.

The original regulations for the containment of Calamity-level Fallen stated that the room allocation rules required that corresponding rooms be allocated according to numbers.

But this time, Wyatt directly placed Noga in the deepest part of the deep area, which is room 100.

This was done to isolate her from the other Scourge-grade Fallen and prevent them from becoming her target.

Not only that, Wyatt also banned everyone from approaching the area where Noga was being held, and personally cut off all surveillance of the area by the four institutes.

Wyatt felt that this was not safe enough, so he spent half an hour preparing a ceremony that would completely cover the area. Now, even if a demigod wanted to skip the ceremony, he would have to wait for Wyatt to arrive.

Such abnormal behavior is really puzzling to others.

What's more, since Noga was taken into custody, the time Wyatt spent in her room was almost as much as his daily working hours.

No one knew what Wyatt was doing in Noga's room, so all kinds of rumors spread.

Helen, who was temporarily in charge of the fourth school during this period, also heard a lot of bad rumors.

Today, Helen had her routine leave, and Wyatt did not stay in Noga's room for a long time. He was currently dealing with accumulated official business.

Helen doesn't have any entertainment activities on weekdays. During holidays, apart from resting in her room, she prepares for her next work.

It was only in recent months that I began to interact more with Nora, and sometimes she would invite me to visit the palace.

They hold tea parties regularly, and the most recent tea party was held in Helen's room, and Nora also invited Hetty to join.

The two had known each other since the Four Schools Rebellion and they shared similar interests. Although Helen didn't know what the two had in common, she thought that the fact that she was invited to the tea party was probably because of a similar situation to hers.

Helen prepared soft desserts for the two guests and cleaned the room early in the morning, waiting for their arrival.

Hetty and Nora arrived at the same time. It was a rare free time, so they were not as serious as usual.

It is hard to imagine that there would be such a tea party in the city of Mayos.

Four lieutenants from the military, the director of the Fallen Internment Camp and a royal princess, and a Calamity-level Fallen.

In the past, this would have been absolutely impossible, but since Wyatt took office as director of the four institutes, many impossible things have become possible.

Whenever she thought of this, Nora couldn't help but sigh at Wyatt's magical powers.

Although Nora didn't want to mention Wyatt, something happened today that interested her greatly.

She had heard that Wyatt had recently taken in a Calamity-level Fallen, but she had not expected that the four institutes were paying special attention to this Fallen.

I have heard a lot of interesting rumors along the way.

These rumors were interesting enough for Nora to hide behind the wall and eavesdrop. She was discovered by a passing staff member. The staff member's puzzled expression made Nora feel so ashamed that she just wanted to escape quickly.

All in all, Nora was curious about what the relationship between the fallen man and Wyatt was.

Tea parties are places where anyone can talk about anything, and Nora sometimes talks about royal gossip, so she didn't have too many concerns about speaking out.

"The fallen person recently admitted to the Fourth Institution is called Noga, right? Does she know Wyatt? Could she be an old lover?"

"That's unlikely. The director used to work in the military. How could he be an old acquaintance of the Fallen?"

"It's hard to say, Hetty." Helen looked at Hetty. The former's gaze made the latter feel a little uncomfortable. Hetty therefore understood what Helen meant and could only drink her tea guiltily.

If you really want to know if Wyatt has any old Fallen lovers, the answer is yes.

From Helen's perspective, Wyatt went to the northern wilderness and came back with not only a group of fallen people of the same age as Dorothy, but also a disaster-level creature that was as weak as a dog-skin plaster.

It is hard not to wonder if something had happened between the two of them a long time ago, otherwise it would be difficult to reach this kind of relationship in such a short period of time.

Hetty also felt guilty about this.

After Helen said this, Nora, who was listening nearby, also understood what they meant.

That's true, Wyatt might have really known that Noga for a long time.

"I've also seen the photo of that Noga. Don't you think she looks a bit like Wyatt?"

"Indeed, these are all rare hair colors."

"The director was born in the Church. His parents were both well-known church priests. They died early, so he is an only child."

"Could it be the director's daughter?"

Helen and Nora looked at Hetty with horror. Even Hetty knew that her guess was a bit too far-fetched and she had only mentioned it casually.

If Wyatt has a daughter this old at this age, then we really need to check whether Wyatt encountered any big sisters or strange aunts during his time as a quasi-Christian child.

Nora realized that the topic had gone a little off track, so she quickly brought it back. After all, her intention was not to speculate about Wyatt's private life.

She was just a little concerned about the fallen man. As the director of the Second Institute and a royal princess, Nora naturally had more channels of information than ordinary people.

As for the attention that Noga attracted, she could only say that it was a bit abnormal.

"I don't think you need to think about it in a romantic way. Friendly reminder, you are not the only one who is targeting this fallen man."

"The new Chaos Scourge-level Fallen will indeed attract some attention."

"If that's all, it's fine. In fact, you've already discovered it, Helen."

"...Yes, how could the director treat the target like this just for his own reasons?"

"It's good that you think so. I'm just reminding you that there are more people who want to take Noga away than you think. If you want to find out what Wyatt is thinking, you might as well start from the perspective of those guys."

Nora's words woke Helen up, in fact she had noticed it a long time ago.

Although Wyatt had been more honest with her early on, Helen knew that his honesty might be because he had more secrets to hide.

He fell into the dream without any warning, and was inexplicably drawn into the center of the vortex during the Journey to the Gods.

It was just like the plan went exactly as planned.

During this period, the only thing I could do was to manage the four schools for him, and nothing else.

Helen's desire to help Wyatt was not false.

She wanted to find out the relationship between Wyatt and Noga because she didn't want to miss any opportunity.

(End of this chapter)