Chapter 857: Chapter 740: Withering (Two in One) Chapter 857: Chapter 740: Withering (Two in One) The page loaded, and quickly provided an answer:
[“If you want waterproofing, you must use specialized waterproof materials.”]
Xiao Xunbao aside, Lubao took daily baths, and Yaobao was often held; they both absolutely needed to be waterproof… She would have to mention this to Dean Li… Qiao Sang thought as she put away her phone.

Suddenly, a voice rose abruptly on the quiet street corner:
“It seems you had a pleasant chat.”

Qiao Sang looked in the direction of the voice.

Where there was no one by the wall corner before, a lady who appeared to be about twenty-five or twenty-six years old had appeared. Around five foot six in height, she wore a pale blue, ruffled stand-collar long dress with her lightly curled blonde hair draped over her shoulders and pale blue eyes carrying a slightly playful smirk.

“Who are you?” Qiao Sang’s tone rose, conveying her puzzlement.

“Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Liz Nourse,” the woman walked over.

The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine? This young?! Qiao Sang’s eyes were full of shock.

Had there been someone this young among the nine big shots at the freshman orientation area?

No recollection of that!

Dean Liz immediately understood the meaning behind Qiao Sang’s gaze and asked with a smile:
“Do you think I’m too young to be a dean?”

Qiao Sang was about to nod when she heard Liz say, with profound meaning:
“That’s because our Faculty of Medicine owns pet beasts that can change a person’s mental status and appearance.”

Now understanding, Qiao Sang replied, “So this is not your actual appearance then?”

Ever since she knew the other person was a dean, she subconsciously switched from “you” to the more respectful “you.”

In fact, she had doubted her words since, in her mind, the dean of the Faculty of Medicine should look trustworthy to the public, but this woman neither looked mature and steady nor had a trustworthy appearance.

However, this was Yuliandun University; surely no one would be bold enough to impersonate a dean.

Most importantly, she knew that sooner or later deans of other faculties would appear before her.

“This is my own appearance, I simply use my pet beast’s skill to maintain around 25 years of age for a short period,” Dean Liz glanced at Qiao Sang’s backpack without leaving a trace: “Interested in a chat?”

A minute later, Qiao Sang reappeared in the same private dining room at Yiwei Restaurant, only with a different dining companion.

“Order whatever you’d like,” Dean Liz said.

Qiao Sang declined, “No need, I’m a bit full…”

After Dean Liz casually ordered some food, she finally got down to business:
“I heard you have a Bing’ai Palu?”

Qiao Sang replied with a “Hmm.”

Dean Liz said, “I don’t know much about Blue Star’s pet beasts, and it was only recently that someone mentioned Bing’ai Palu to me…”

She paused for a moment before continuing:
“Someone told me that the primary form Shuilu Yana of Bing’ai Palu has the innate skill Healing Light.”

“I want to know, does your Bing’ai Palu have it too?”

She’s here for Lubao… Qiao Sang nodded, “Yes.”

Dean Liz’s eyes lit up:
“Healing Light is almost like a divine skill for patients; a pet beast with this skill is naturally meant to heal and save lives.”

This isn’t going to be some moral high ground thing, is it… Qiao Sang was wary, “I and Lubao have no interest in healing and saving lives.”

“Bing’ai…”

Lubao, just about to pop out and express dissatisfaction, retreated again upon hearing its Beast Tamer’s words.

Dean Liz fell silent for a few seconds, then suddenly said, “It seems not just Dean Li but I too have sought you out.”

Quite perceptive… Qiao Sang remained silent, implicitly confirming it.

At that moment, an elegantly dressed pet beast came in with two cups of coffee, placing them on the table.

Dean Liz picked up a cup of coffee, took a sip, then placed it down and looked intently at Qiao Sang saying:
“Since these words don’t interest you, let’s talk business. I’m not here to poach you for the Faculty of Medicine but to propose a deal.”

A deal? Qiao Sang’s interest piqued, “What kind of deal?”

Dean Liz held up a finger.

Qiao Sang and Yaobao both looked at the finger, not understanding.

“A hundred points per session,” Dean Liz said. “I have many patients with terminal illnesses here; you heal one, I give you a hundred points.”

Qiao Sang: “!!!”

A hundred points per session?!

“Ya Ya?”

Yaobao was still puzzled.

Are a hundred points that valuable?

Qiao Sang was moved but didn’t immediately agree, asking instead, “There are so many people in the Faculty of Medicine, doesn’t anyone have a pet beast with a super-level skill like Healing Light?”

She would believe it if other institutions lacked it, but this was Yuliandun University, ranked third in the Interstellar, one of the world’s top medical faculties, supposedly home to the most brilliant minds in the field of medicine.