Chen Motong: Report to the principal, someone wants to resurrect the White King!

Chapter 65 Chen Motong: Report to the principal, someone wants to resurrect the White King!

Chen Motong did not lie to Yuan Zhinu about one thing: she really couldn't stay in Japan for too long.

After all, she and Cameron were nominally there for an exchange program at the Japanese branch.

Although there was an investigation mission, it could only be conducted secretly and covertly. If the investigation took too long, the Japanese branch would eventually realize that they had ill intentions.

Principal Angers, for the time being, did not want to escalate the conflict too much with these stubborn Japanese.

The original plan was to stay here for a week, but at Chen Motong's insistence, it was only extended by a few days.

They are about to return to Kassel College for a work report.

However, before that, Chen Motong had already made arrangements for Yuan Zhinu.

She not only bought the Shikatori Shrine and gave it to Genjiro, but also gave all the profits the shrine earned to Genjiro, enough for them to live well and pay for his and Genjiro's tuition.

Not only that, she also asked the highly respected old palace priest to take good care of Minamoto no Chinobu.

Because there was no cell phone signal in the mountains, and every household still relied on landline phones to contact each other, even if she gave Yuan Zhinv a cell phone, she still couldn't be contacted. So she had no choice but to give her contact information to Old Miyaji.

In case of emergency, they can call her using the landline phone at the shrine.

After arranging everything, Chen Motong said goodbye to Yuan Zhinu and left. She never saw Yuan Zhisheng, even though Yuan Zhinu tried to bring her brother to see her several times, Chen Motong refused.

In Chen Motong's words, "I am your friend, just your friend. Your brother will have other friends."

Although Yuan Zhinv didn't say anything, she was indeed very happy inside.

Because he felt that even if everything in the world belonged to his brother, this girl was still his friend, and belonged only to him.

When the girl left, he was extremely reluctant to part with her. Although they had only spent a short time together, it was the happiest time of his life.

For the first time in his life, he felt that he wasn't so useless, and that he wasn't inferior to his brother in every way.

Before leaving, the girl jokingly told him, "Remember to contact me when you come to Tokyo. Don't worry about anything that happens in the future, because you have a god-like friend."

Yuan Zhinv said nothing, but even though she thought the girl was joking, she still kept every word in her heart.

He watched the red Ferrari drive away, and even after the red color disappeared completely, he couldn't bear to leave, standing alone by the roadside for a very long time.

Meanwhile, Chen Motong also answered Angers' call.

Before Principal Angers could speak, she said crisply, "Principal, I've found out something."

Angers on the other end of the phone seemed somewhat surprised, but still asked with interest, "What did you find out?"

During this period, Cameron complained to Angers more than once that Chen Motong, an S-class freshman, was completely disobedient and disappeared as soon as he arrived in Japan.

It's said that he went to the countryside to help alleviate poverty, but he didn't do any investigation and has been delaying his return date.

Angers didn't take it seriously. He hadn't planned to find out anything on this trip; it was just a test for the Japanese branch.

Let those Japanese people know that Kassel College is not stupid; the college has seen through all their little tricks.

In summary, it was a deterrent.

If it were really that easy to find out, the Japanese branch wouldn't be known as the most difficult branch to deal with, and Angers wouldn't be the only one who has managed to subdue them over the years.

So when Chen Motong said she had made a discovery, Angers was quite surprised.

He was very curious about what kind of information this S-class officer, who went to the countryside to help alleviate poverty as soon as he arrived in Japan, could find out.

Then he heard Chen Motong say, "News about the Dragon King."

Angers: "?"

Hearing the sudden increase in breathing on the other end of the phone, Chen Motong said in a low voice, "There's Princess Kaguya here in Japan, so it's not convenient to talk about it. We'll discuss the details when I get back."

"it is good."

Angers didn't waste any words and hung up the phone decisively.

Because Chen Motong slowed down the trip, Cameron had already returned first, but Angers still sent his own car again, and even—personally went to Japan.

When the black Gulfstream opened its cabin door and Chen Motong saw the old man in a suit sitting inside, he was dumbfounded.

She never expected that the words "Dragon King" would be so powerful that Angers would personally come to pick her up.

"What are you standing there for? I don't want to exchange pleasantries with those Japanese," Angers said, his expression indifferent.

Chen Motong knew why he had come, so without saying a word, she boarded the plane directly.

Before Angers could ask anything, Chen Motong glanced around at the empty surroundings and the closed cockpit door in the distance, then asked, "Is it safe here?"

"It's safe. I've had Norma leave first," Angers said. "No one else will know about this conversation today except you and me."

Seeing Angers' serious expression, Chen Motong nodded and, without wasting words, said directly, "Someone wants to resurrect the White King, but their ultimate goal is to become the White King themselves."

Upon hearing this, Angers' expression changed several times, but he said nothing, simply gazing quietly at the girl before him, waiting for her to continue.

"I can't go into the specifics, but let me tell you a story. Many years ago, there was a Soviet laboratory in Greenland that was researching dragon genes."

"Then the Soviet Union collapsed, and that laboratory could no longer continue. A doctor named Herzog came to Japan with a bunch of dragon genes and a dragon king's egg."

"Then the ship named Lenin sank, but it was intentional. The ship sank in the burial place of the White King. Someone used the genes of a dragon king to feed the White King."

She calmly led the listeners back to the cold winter of 1991.

On the shores of the Arctic Ocean, on the chalky snowfields of Siberia, stands a solitary fortress called Black Swan Harbor, with its keel, secret research institute, orphanage, and a great fire that illuminates half the sky.

Chen Motong didn't actually know much detail; he couldn't say the exact time or location.

However, she could describe the key place names, approximate times, and events in great detail.

Angers remained silent throughout, but he lit a cigarette, the rising white smoke obscuring his face and making it impossible to see his expression.

Only after Chen Motong finished speaking did he remain silent for a long time before slowly saying, "All of this, you found out over the past week or so in that town called Shikari in rural Japan?"

Chen Motong had already considered this question, so she answered calmly at this moment.

"My power of words allows me to see everything that has happened in the past through anchor points."

"And in that Japanese countryside, I met a boy who came from Black Swan Port. Although he himself did not remember, the traces on him became the anchor."

Chen Motong felt that she wasn't lying, because Genjiro, Genjiro, and Erii were indeed products of that Black Swan Port.

However, when they were in Black Swan Harbor, they were merely cells.

But there's no need to talk about this.

Angers nodded upon hearing this, then posed a new question: "But isn't your Word of Power the Bronze Throne?"

Chen Motong: "————That was actually an accident. Well, such trivial matters are not important. Let's focus on this shocking conspiracy by Japan."

Angers smiled upon hearing this and casually replied, "Is it a small matter?"

"Since you say it's a small matter, then it's a small matter."