Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

Chapter 189 Those with constant assets have constant hearts.

The next morning, when Ron arrived at the lab, he found that his cheap teacher's gaze was fixed on him the whole time, never leaving him for a moment.

He felt uneasy under the other man's strange gaze, completely bewildered and unsure what the other was looking at. Remembering that their usual interactions hadn't been too difficult, he directly voiced his doubts: "Mr. Latour, why are you staring at me like that? Is there some other hidden danger within me?"

Although Selidwin had told him yesterday that there was nothing wrong with his body, Ron was still worried. After all, there were some things that a formal wizard might not be able to see, but if it were Ratul, a third-ring archmage, he might be able to see something.

After all, it was hard to believe that a mid-level wizard apprentice like himself could faint over such a trivial matter.

However, he did not doubt the truthfulness of Seridwin's words yesterday. After all, their relationship had already crossed that line, and the other party had no reason to lie to him.

Ron's only concern was that she might not have noticed some hidden danger within him.

While you were thinking about these things, the old man opposite you smiled and spoke: "It's nothing, I was just curious about something about you. He said that Ms. Sidewin should have told you everything I said yesterday. Don't worry too much, it's just normal physical depletion."

Latour's words were like a spring breeze, brushing past Ron's ears and suppressing the slight worry that had been lingering in his heart.

The boy looked at the old man in front of him, a slight smile playing on his lips, and then said in a relaxed tone, "Yes, Seridwin already told me yesterday. She said you should have her tell me—"

Ronxiu repeated to the old man what Selidewin had told him yesterday, partly to answer the old man's question, and partly to hope that Selidewin had not misrepresented the old man's meaning.

Latour naturally understood the boy's thoughts. He simply stood quietly in place, listening to the boy's words without expression.

Finally, an expression of appreciation appeared on his face, and he nodded slightly.

It's unclear whether the other party agreed with what Ron said or was satisfied with Selidewin's performance yesterday.

He had no way of knowing about these papers; he simply looked at the old man. He agreed with his own words and then put his worries aside.

"It seems Ms. Sidewin is quite diligent in her work. In that case, I must keep my promise to her."

After listening to Ron's words, Latour suddenly said something inexplicable.

Ron, not understanding the implication of the other's words, glanced at the old man with a somewhat puzzled look, then followed up by asking, "I don't understand what you mean, Mr. Latour. Did you and Seridwin have any other agreement?"

As I asked the question, I kept thinking to myself: Could it be that the agreement between the two of them was about Serid asking those people from the world he originally came from?

Otherwise, it wouldn't make sense why his cheap teacher would let those people go so easily. At least during the time they spent together, he understood that his cheap teacher was definitely not a particularly generous person. If you wanted someone to give up their interests for nothing, you would never do it without offering something in exchange.

Ron pondered to himself what kind of deal Seridwin had made with his cheap teacher.

Before he could get a result, the old man in front of him said, "It's alright. We did have a deal before, and part of the deal was about you, kid. Now that Ms. Sardwin has fulfilled her responsibilities, it's time for me to keep my promise."

Upon hearing this, Ron, who had been pondering what Sadwin was offering in exchange, immediately had a thought pop into his head:

Could it be that Sadwin made a deal with himself and his cheap teacher?

The thought had barely popped into his mind when it grew wildly like weeds, becoming uncontrollable. He would glance at the old man in front of him, then bury himself in his thoughts, pondering his conjecture. The more he thought about it, the more likely it seemed.

Latour naturally saw through Ron's little thoughts, but he didn't intend to explain anything. If the other party misunderstood, so be it. As long as it didn't affect his plans, that was enough.

"Mr. Latour, then may I ask what Ms. Celestine's needs are?"

In any transaction, both parties must give something and receive something in return.

Since his man had gotten a bargain and had already obtained what he wanted from that lady, then Seridwin must also have some needs from her.

Ron was naturally curious about this, after all, one was his future teacher and the other was his current woman, both of whom had close ties with him. It was impossible for him not to be curious about what kind of deal these two had made behind his back.

Those who thought they wouldn't get any answers from the old man were suddenly surprised to hear his calm yet aged voice: "A stable cultivation environment."

"A stable cultivation environment?"

As soon as the other person spoke, Ron repeated it again, not quite understanding what it meant.

In his view, didn't Seridwin already have the stable training environment that the other party mentioned?

Why would I need to exchange with my cheap teacher?

As if sensing the boy's doubts, La Tu silently put his hands behind his back and walked around the experimental table twice. Then, the old man continued, "That's right, it's about a stable cultivation environment. You don't actually think that lady staying in our Red Moon Tower is in accordance with the academy's rules, do you? If that were the case, our Red Moon Tower would have been overrun by all those strange people long ago. How could we still maintain a basic level of decorum like we do now?"

"The so-called stable cultivation environment is naturally to find a suitable job for this person from another world in the academy. As the saying goes, those with stable property have stable minds. If a person does not have a stable external environment to provide him with the basic cultivation needs, such a person is destined not to go very far on the path of the extraordinary."

Ron quickly understood the meaning behind the old man's words.

"So, what Seledwin wants is a stable job at the academy?"