Chapter 829



Epson was a big, tall white man. He was 30 years old and a little overweight. There was a trace of hostility in his eyes.

Nora narrowed her eyes.

Did Epson recognize her?

But they had never met.

As she wondered, Epson said, “That girl I’ve never seen before, the one in the back row. Yes, you. Tell me your name.”

At the sound of Epson’s voice, all the students in the classroom looked at Nora.

Although Nora was quizzical, she calmly replied, “Lisa.”

“Lisa?” Epson smiled. “You must be the exchange student from NYU School of Medicine, right?”

Nora nodded. “Yes.”

Epson looked down. “I hear the courses there are pretty straightforward. By the way, you’re from the Biology Department, aren’t you? The professor your school hired externally… no, it’s no longer an external hire but an internal hire. Have you attended Professor Anti’s classes before?”

Nora: “?”

She raised her eyebrows, puzzled. “Anti is the head of the Department of Surgery, she is not from the Department of Biomedicine, so she has never taught there.”

“Is that so?”

Epson’s voice was full of displeasure when he spoke of Anti. “He sure is as arrogant as ever!”.

Nora understood now.

Epson had once emailed her every day for more than 300 days, but she had never replied. For Epson, she must be too arrogant.

Epson must have something against Anti!

Nora did not speak.

Epson continued. “I have to say it’s really unfortunate that she never taught you.”

Nora: “?

The next moment, he continued. “So, you have no way of evaluating our classes, let alone realizing that I’m actually much better than she is.”

The corners of Nora’s lips tightened slightly. Her eyes narrowed and she no longer bothered to pay attention to him.

She simply lowered her head and opened the textbook.

She had long since studied and thoroughly researched biomedicine. To become Silvester’s student, she not only had to be an expert in alternative medicine, but she also had to have pharmaceutical knowledge. Biomedicine was an important tool in the pharmaceutical industry.

When a bored Nora flipped through the book from cover to cover, she discovered that she already knew everything, so she simply put the book aside and rested her head on the table.

The hardest thing about being a student was that, since she had to go to class at eight o’clock, she had to get up at seven in the morning every day, get cleaned up and then drive….

I was too sleepy.

Oscar, who was sitting next to her, looked nervously at Epson, wishing she could record everything she said so she could go back and study it carefully.

The girl, who was listening to the class intently, turned her head abruptly. Seeing Nora sleeping on the table, she frowned slightly and then sighed.

The two periods were soon over. In the blink of an eye, it was ten o’clock.

Since they were third-year students, they didn’t have that many classes, so there were no more classes for the rest of the day.

The laughter of her classmates around her caused Nora to slowly wake up. She lifted her head with a groggy look on her face. Since she had been sleeping on the table, she had a mark on her cheek.

“Hahaha, this girl is so cute!”

“But she really had the guts to sleep in Professor Epson’s class. What a pity, what Professor Epson talked about in this class was just amazing!”

“Actually, you can’t blame her for that. Without a foundation, she won’t be able to understand anything…”

Nora didn’t care at all about what they were saying. She just stretched and looked at Oscar. “No more classes today, see you tomorrow?”.

After speaking, she picked up her bag to leave.

Oscar was stunned. “Where are you going?”

Nora answered hesitantly, “Home, of course!”.

Oscar held her forehead. “How can you go home, there’s a cell and molecular biology exam tomorrow! My goodness, I forgot you probably don’t have a schedule yet.”

Oscar then said, “We’re already at the end of the term, so exams are just around the corner. Even though you’re an exchange student, you happen to be on time for it. I really don’t know what your school is thinking, sending an exchange student here at this time. Why didn’t they send you here at the beginning of the new semester?”

It was because he couldn’t afford to wait for the new semester, of course.

But Nora wasn’t going to explain that to Oscar, so she just nodded and said, “Okay, I understand.”

Only then did Oscar speak. “Then let’s go to the library and study together! I can teach you some basics. Even if studying at the last minute doesn’t do any good, we should still try, right?”

“… No, it’s okay. I have something to attend to, so I’ll leave first.”

Without giving Oscar another chance to speak, he walked out with his backpack.

File 004 wasn’t even in the library, so why would he waste his time going there?

The place she wanted to go now was the Staav University Advanced File.

Nora walked around the school. After asking around, she arrived at the building where the archives were located.

She looked left and right. When she saw that no one was paying attention to her, she went straight up to the building.

The Advanced Archive was the secret base of Staav University. All the files in the room were classified at SSS level and had the highest priority in the school.

A special ID card was required to enter, no matter who you were.

Thud!

Nora accidentally bumped into someone coming out of the room.

The man immediately looked at her with a frown and said, “Sorry.”

Then, apparently in a hurry, he ran off in a panic.

As he walked away, Nora looked at the floor.

At last, what she wanted had come to her effortlessly.

Just like that, an advanced file access card lay quietly on the floor: it had fallen out of the man’s pocket at that moment.

With the opportunity right in front of her, it went without saying that Nora wasn’t about to let it slip away.

She bent down and picked up the card. When she looked around and saw that no one was there, she swiped it through the door lock at once.

Beep.

The metal door opened. Nora squinted and immediately stepped inside.

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