Necromancer Farming Notes Figure Master

"Please wait!" Seeing that Dio was about to leave, Lenara panicked.

"Since we want to cooperate, we must share joys and sorrows. How can we break up the team when we encounter some difficulties?" Dior said dissatisfied.

"Alas...it seems we don't fully trust each other." Lenara sighed.

"Let's do this! Mr. Dior is still our honorary dean. Your obligation is only to give lectures to the students. Is this okay?" Lenara asked.

"How will the class be arranged?" Dio was a little tempted. It doesn't matter if it's just a lecture.

"Just one class a month is enough," Lenara said.

"Okay." Dio agreed.

Ever since Dior's wife, the city lord, lost her career, Dior and his team had almost no source of income. Although Dio doesn't worry about material things, it is really shameful for a demigod to be poor.

With some income here, Dior feels a lot more secure.

He also knew that Lenara was trying to take advantage of his reputation, but if Lenara really offended a certain demigod, then he, Dio, would definitely not stand up for Lenara.

"Honestly, why don't you find Latarn? He is your child, so he should support you, right?" Dio asked.

Upon hearing Dio's question, a hint of gloom flashed across Lenara's face.

She has three children, and her best is La Mu. But La Ni is dead. The remaining two children paid no attention to her. In fact, Lenara can understand it. After all, I only showed kindness to those two children, not nurtured them. It is common sense for the other party to ignore you.

"Mr. Dior, please sign this contract. After signing, we will have a cooperative relationship." Lenara's tone became much colder.

Dio also knew that he said the wrong thing, but he didn't care at all. In fact, he also thought about telling Lenara the news about the mud.

But Lani seems to have never contacted his mother from beginning to end, and Dio is not sure what the relationship between them is. So I didn't bother to get involved.

Dior picked up the pen and signed his name casually. Then he stood up and prepared to leave.

"Mr. Dior, I have one last message for you. I heard that there seems to be some conflict between Bai Zhi and He Lailu because of you," Lenara said.

"Oh?" A look of surprise flashed across Dio's face.

"Thank you." Dio thanked him and left.

Long after Dio left. Lenora slowly opened the drawer of her desk and took out a bottle of medicine.

Strangely enough, she felt that her mental state had gotten much better since a certain period of time.

Even without medication, she could sleep peacefully.

She was amazed by her miraculous recovery, and now her pill box contained not psychoactive drugs but candy.

After all, years of taking medication have formed a habit for her. As soon as it's time, she wants to eat something.

Lenara unscrewed the medicine box, took a candy from it and threw it into her mouth.

While eating candy, she could always think of someone, and that person was Parker.

In fact, even Lenora didn't realize that the main reason why she asked Dior to cooperate was because she wanted to ask about Parker.

It's just that this subconscious mind is too ridiculous, so Lenara's consciousness found other reasons to convince herself to cooperate with Dio.

In fact, what Dior said is right. Looking for Latarn is the best choice. But Lenora just couldn't control herself and went to Dio.

Thump thump thump! There was another knock on Lenora's office door.

"Come in," Lenara said calmly.

The office door opened quickly, and Lenara's deputy came in.

"Master Dean, the Faded Ones are requesting an increase in the supply of runes. What do you think we should do?"

"No need to pay attention." Lenara said coldly. The Faders have done enough, it's time for them to retire. It’s just that the timing needs to be found accurately.

"How is the situation over there with the demi-humans?" Lenara asked.

"Well... there are some problems within the demi-humans. Many people who have been favored by us have actually begun to raise the flag to resist us."

"They go around giving speeches and inciting their own people. Mr. Dean, do you need us to get rid of these scum?" the assistant asked.

"..." Lenara's eyes became dark, and she actually fell into thinking because of this issue.

The assistant raised his head in surprise when he saw this scene.

"Forget it. Whether they are faded ones or demi-humans, they are just staged products. We are going to move to a higher platform."

"Withdraw all our resources and let those demi-humans fend for themselves. After all, the cost of managing them is already too high." Reina issued a strange order.

"This...if it weren't for our protection, those faded ones would probably punish them...would your punishment be too harsh?" The assistant was a little puzzled.

"Which one is more cruel, being slaughtered in captivity or being thrown into the wild to fend for yourself? If a demi-human wants to make his own way, he must go through some hardships. And... that person will not sit idly by." Reina La showed a strange smile.

Seeing Lenara who was mysterious and unwilling to reveal more, the assistant did not dare to ask any more questions, but followed the order with a blank look on her face.

Then Lenara stood up and started pacing in the office. Then she picked up a report and read it.

In fact, over the years, she has cultivated a lot of talents for herself with the large amount of resources plundered by the faded ones. These talents are the wealth that Lenara truly values.

The faded ones are too uncontrollable, almost like a sharp double-edged sword. Once the sword was idle, Lenara herself might be wounded by it.

Over the years, the demihumans have been screened by Lenara and have eliminated most of those with bad congenital qualities. The remaining demi-humans have basically escaped from ignorance, and many of them have even begun to bring advanced ideas to help their own people out of trouble.

If such characters appear in the early stage, Lenara will kill them without hesitation. But now, Lenora doesn't do that anymore. Since the demi-humans want to be free, let them alone.

As Lenara retreated, the demihumans instantly fell into chaos. There are even many low-level mages who feel a little dissatisfied.

Because there are always some human mages with peculiar aesthetics who have intermarryed with demi-humans.

Lenara's retreat order made them feel very uncomfortable. Some who were unwilling to leave directly proposed to leave the Mage Academy.

Lenara only gave these people some compensation and then let them leave on their own.

As for the reaction of the demi-humans, they were roughly divided into two groups. One group believed that without Lenara's protection, the demi-humans would be in dire straits, so they sincerely begged Lenara to return again.

The other group believes that this is the best time for demi-humans to become independent. They launched speeches one after another to actively awaken the national consciousness of the demi-humans.

Just when the demihumans were in chaos, the Faded Ones all showed evil faces after learning that Lenara no longer restricted them.

They began to massacre the demihumans.