novelslam Chapter 31 Nagihiro
Chapter 31 Nagihiro
Five people stood in a row outside the corridor.
Four men and one woman.
All five of them looked to be around thirty years old.
Although they were wearing different clothes, they all wore hexagonal brooches on their chests, exactly the same as the one Lin Wei was wearing.
Moreover, each of them exudes a unique aura.
The flavor of the classroom?
Lin Wei walked over to them and began to introduce them.
"These five are senior inspectors from our inspection team, and they will be your mentors for the next three months."
She gestured for the first person to take a step forward.
"Song Yong".
Thick eyebrows, full lips, dark skin…
It looks way too damn like a prison.
He gives off a manly vibe that comes out as soon as he opens his mouth.
"Mu Tong".
The second person took a step forward.
This guy has a small but noticeable red mole between his eyebrows, like a ruby embedded in his skin.
His hair was medium-length, and he had a carefree and irresponsible demeanor.
This formed a stark contrast with Song Yong standing to the side.
"Li Nan".
This Li Nan wore black-rimmed glasses and looked very refined, like a university lecturer.
Although her hair was sparse, it was combed neatly, with each strand having its own place.
He had a blank expression and downturned lips, giving off a dejected feeling.
"Zhang Wei".
He has a square face, and when he smiles, he almost shows all his teeth; he looks very kind.
But he exudes an aura that says, "If you piss an honest person off, I'll kill your whole family."
Finally, Lin Wei called out the only woman among the five.
"Liu Ting".
She had short, ear-length hair that revealed her clean forehead and ears.
He has wheat-colored skin and looks like the kind of person who's always out and about.
Her eyes were bright, and her sleeves were rolled up high, revealing a section of her strong arms.
After introducing the five people, Lin Wei opened the folder and glanced at the list…
"Next, we'll begin assigning trainee teams."
"Zhou Zhu, you and Song Yong."
"Zhang Yang, you and Mu Tong."
"Wan Jiayu, you and Li Nan."
"Zhao Mingyuan, you and Zhang Wei."
……
"Chen Yutong, you and Liu Ting."
The first four pairs of masters and disciples left in silence.
When the two girls were paired up, the atmosphere became noticeably more cheerful.
"Greetings, Master! I look forward to your guidance in the future!"
"No need to be so formal, just call me Sister Ting."
"Okay, Sister Ting!"
"You dyed your hair?"
"Yes, I dyed it yesterday."
"Not bad, much better looking than the previous gradient colors."
"Haha, I think so too! Sister Ting, you have great taste!"
Stop flattering me, let's go.
"Okay!"
……
The two walked out.
Only Jiang Yu and Lin Wei remained in the conference room.
It's clear that the arrangement of the five pairs of masters and apprentices is quite deliberate.
The master and apprentice had very similar personalities.
For example, Zhou Zhu and Song Yong are both the practical type.
Zhang Yang and Mu Tong are both carefree and easygoing; they're sure to get along well.
Wan Jiayu is just as gloomy as Li Nan, and Zhao Mingyuan is just as sinister as his master.
Chen Yutong and her mentor Liu Ting get along very well.
Jiang Yu saw that everyone had been assigned tasks and assumed that Lin Wei would be leading him next.
Is the head of the personnel department mentoring new employees?
That's quite a good offer.
Lin Wei closed the folder, glanced at Jiang Yu, and a meaningful smile appeared on her lips.
"Come on, I'll take you to see your master."
"Oh? Okay."
Jiang Yu stood up and followed Lin Wei out of the conference room.
The two walked down the corridor, passing one office after another.
Jiang Yu followed behind, feeling a little curious.
Why is Lin Wei's path becoming increasingly unconventional and quiet?
It doesn't seem like going to the office area...
It's more like going to some remote corner.
Could my mentor be a marginalized, long-term employee?
or…
Is he a quirky, troublesome person?
Nobody wanted to work with him, so he was relegated to some obscure corner.
Could it be that old man reading the newspaper by the door?
"Sister Wei, may I ask you something?" Jiang Yu couldn't help but ask.
"What do you want to ask?"
"What kind of person is my master?"
"You'll find out soon enough," Lin Wei said without turning her head.
Jiang Yu didn't ask any more questions.
What kind of person would my master be?
Is it someone as serious as Song Yong?
Or is it someone like Mu Tong, who's carefree and irresponsible?
Or...someone as refined as Li Nan?
Regardless of their background, character and morality are secondary.
Marginalized people don't care either.
Definitely not the kind of old-fashioned person with a poker face.
Being around that kind of person can easily lead to mental health issues.
"Oh, by the way, I should remind you, your master's memory... isn't very good." Lin Wei said, pointing to her head.
"Okay," Jiang Yu replied perfunctorily.
broken!
The HR lady had to bring that up at that moment…
This means that his master's memory is bad to a certain extent.
Could it be…
My mentor is a 90s-born old man who looks like an old man, has to put the phone on speakerphone, rubs his face when something happens, drools when he talks, and loves to collect cardboard boxes and plastic bags.
As Jiang Yu walked, he pondered, and before he knew it, he had followed Lin Wei to the end of the corridor.
Lin Wei stopped and turned to face a door.
A small brass plaque hangs on the door: "Library".
Jiang Yu was stunned for a moment.
library?
Why are you in the library?
Was his master a librarian?
Lin Wei pushed open the door and went inside.
The library is small, about fifty or sixty square meters.
All four walls are bookshelves, crammed full of books, stretching from the floor to the ceiling.
Some books have brand-new spines, while others are yellowed and brittle, looking very old.
The air was filled with the mixed smell of paper and ink, along with a faint scent of wood.
The window facing the door was open, and the white curtains swayed gently in the breeze.
Sunlight streamed in through the window, casting a bright patch of light on the floor.
In the corner, a person was sitting there reading a book.
Lin Wei walked over, and Jiang Yu followed behind.
Upon closer inspection…
He saw that the other person was a woman.
But not the "senior" he imagined.
He thought that someone who could be a master would be at least in their forties, with wrinkles on their face.
The woman in front of him looked to be at most around thirty years old, about the same age as Lin Wei.
But it's even bigger than Lin Wei.
She is estimated to be 1.8 meters tall, which is definitely considered tall for a woman.
She has amazing proportions; you can tell how incredibly strong she is just by looking at her sitting posture.
This is the most ruthless way to clamp someone.
She sat gracefully in the chair, holding a book in her hands, reading with great interest.
Combined with the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the library…
The other person looked somewhat ethereal.
Like the reclusive masters in martial arts novels, they live in seclusion in the mountains, detached from worldly affairs, spending a whole day with just a book and a pot of tea.
Lin Wei led Jiang Yu toward the woman.
Upon closer inspection…
Jiang Yu glanced subconsciously at the book the woman was holding…
How to get along with others.
"..."
Jiang Yu's lips twitched.
What the hell is this?
A book that teaches others "how to get along with people"?
This is probably written for people with low emotional intelligence who can't chat, are bad at socializing, and always create awkward silences when they open their mouths.
But she doesn't seem like someone with social anxiety, does she?
The room was extremely quiet, except for the sound of the woman turning the pages of a book.
Shake, shake, shake…
Each page turn is accompanied by a leisurely and unhurried rhythm.
Jiang Yu noticed that Lin Wei's forehead was sweating.
Her expression also looked rather unnatural.
He completely lacked the composure and calmness of a human resources executive.
Is she afraid?
"Sister Guang, this is the newcomer." Lin Wei asked cautiously.
She spoke at least two decibels lower than usual.
It was as if they were afraid of making too much noise and disturbing the other person.
The woman put down her book and looked up…
Jiang Yu finally saw her face clearly.
Oval face, peach blossom eyes, the kind that look at dogs with deep affection.
Her eyes, a perfect blend of innocence and allure, subtly revealed a captivating charm.
A high, straight nose bridge, a delicate nose tip, and full lips…
The lip color gives off a healthy and beautiful vibe, suggesting abundant blood and energy, and regular menstrual flow.
Her chin was rounded, and the contours of her entire face were smooth and natural.
It's not the kind of beauty that makes you gasp in amazement or is breathtaking.
She's the kind of woman who grows on you, the more you look at her, the more charming she becomes.
Despite wearing a very conservative trench coat, she still couldn't hide her good.girl charm.
The fabric at the top was almost stretched to the point of being transparent.
She exudes a clean and charming sporty aura.
It gives the impression that you drink a lot of water every day and your urine doesn't smell bad at all.
Shift your gaze downwards...
The trench coat perfectly concealed her slender calves, revealing only her snow-white ankles.
Her ankles were fair and white, and the curves of her insteps were smooth, delicate, and tender…
Like the finest mutton fat jade, it exudes a warm and soft luster.
You can tell she smells nice 87% of the time without even smelling her.
Continue downwards along the ankle…
In stark contrast, black sandals encased a pair of snow-white, delicate, petite, and fragile jade shoes, resembling a perfect work of art…
What harm will only hurt you.
Lin Wei looked at Jiang Yu: "Xiao Yu, this is your master, Nagi Hikari, Hikari-nee."