Chapter 1662: 404: Terminate immediately!_4 Chapter 1662: 404: Terminate immediately!_4 Therefore, within Grantham Castle, every sight beheld an artifact.

Eleanor Armstrong mulled over her choice of words, then inquired, “Viola, how much would it cost to rent a castle like this one in Country Polluton for a month?”

Viola Thompson replied, “Castles like these are generally not for rent. Even if they are, the cost, along with maintenance expenses, can reach up to hundreds of millions per year.”

This was no exaggeration.

That’s because someone had once gifted Viola a castle.

In the end, because she was too lazy to manage it, she had passed it on to someone else.

Upon hearing this, Eleanor Armstrong’s mouth gaped into an ‘O’ shape.

That’s so expensive!

Terrence Lentz himself had not much money; if he had rented a castle just for show, he must have been penniless by now!

Viola Thompson looked at Eleanor Armstrong, “What’s wrong, Auntie?”

“Nothing, it’s nothing.” Eleanor Armstrong quickly regained her composure.

In her heart, she thought, I must give Terrence more money when I return.

This child must have faced many hardships while away.

After all, without money, every step is difficult.

Viola continued, “Auntie, I have a lecture tomorrow, and I probably won’t be back until seven or eight in the evening. You and Uncle…”

Before Viola could finish, Eleanor Armstrong immediately said, “Viola, you do what you need to. Your uncle and I can take care of ourselves, don’t worry about us.”

“Okay.” Viola Thompson nodded slightly.

At that moment, Vivian approached from the side, “Miss Thompson.”

“What’s the matter?” Viola turned her gaze.

Vivian continued, “Mr. Casla has arrived.”

Casla was a biological expert from Country Polluton.

His personal visit to Gerth Castle certainly meant he had important matters to discuss with Viola Thompson.

Viola Thompson turned slightly, “Alright, I’ll be right there.”

Having said that, she looked at Eleanor Armstrong, “Auntie, I’ll be going now.”

Eleanor Armstrong nodded, “Go on, you’re busy!”

Viola Thompson and Vivian left together.

Casla was waiting on the ground floor of the castle.

A few minutes later, Viola Thompson also arrived on the ground floor.

Upon seeing Viola, Casla immediately stood up from his chair, “Professor Thompson!”

Viola Thompson was the first woman in the history of biology to achieve such success.

She was also the youngest Boss.

No one except her had completed such a grand experiment at the age of eighteen.

The success of the Sight Restorer Plan let sunlight bathe every corner of the earth.

And her name.

Was forever etched in the hearts of all.

Casla had collaborated with Viola Thompson several brief times before, and he knew her well.

This young woman was not only capable but also exceedingly humble.

Even he, approaching fifty, felt a subconscious inferiority in her presence.

The feeling was very strange.

Viola Thompson approached, “Mr. Casla, I hear you have an urgent matter to discuss with me.”

“Yes,” Casla nodded and explained, “Professor Thompson, our biological research institute has encountered an experiment that we can’t break through. We would like to invite you to take a look, if you have the time.”

Viola Thompson inquired, “Now?”

Casla replied, “Whenever you’re available, we’re ready at any time.”

Viola Thompson spoke indifferently, “Let’s do it now then.”

Casla was taken aback.

He hadn’t expected Viola to agree so quickly.

Without even a moment’s hesitation.

As if perceiving Casla’s uncertainty, Viola Thompson gave a faint smile, “Biology knows no borders.”

Her words, light yet resonant, clearly revealed the scale of Viola Thompson’s vision.

Casla bowed to Viola Thompson and then gestured, “Professor Thompson, this way, please.”

Viola Thompson stepped forward.

Vivian immediately followed Viola’s steps.

“Vivian.”

“Miss Thompson.” Vivian aligned herself with Viola.

Viola Thompson lowered her voice, “Keep an eye on Karl for me, if there are any unusual situations, remember to tell me at any time.”

“Got it.” Vivian nodded.

“Go ahead,” Viola’s tone was slightly faint.

Vivian turned and departed.

Viola Thompson took a seat in Casla’s car.

The research institute of Casla was some distance from the castle.

Since most experiments were confidential, the car windows were covered with special privacy films, so even the Driver in the front seat could only see clearly ahead with specially designed glasses.

Viola Thompson leaned back in the rear seat, eyes gently closed.

These past days had been filled with lectures and adjusting to the time difference, leaving her physically and mentally exhausted. It was a good opportunity to rest during this time.

Approximately an hour passed.

The car finally stopped.

Casla was about to wake Viola Thompson, but turning his head, he discovered that Viola had opened her eyes at that moment.