My cousin is becoming a legend.

Chapter 105 Recruiting People

Vincent could understand the student's shock.

However, he didn't like the student's tone.

Vincent frowned.

"Are you doubting me, huh?"

The senior student then realized his impulsiveness.

He was speechless for a moment and could only shake his head in a fluster.

Vincent wasn't in the mood to talk to him anymore and immediately turned and left.

The senior student stood alone at the door, his face extremely grim.

He misjudged this time; he didn't expect Lynn to have such a powerful background.

Could he be a relative of Mr. Vincent?

"I admit defeat."

The senior student gritted his teeth and muttered under his breath.

He turned to leave through the door.

Unexpectedly, the old professor who was walking out overheard what they had just said.

The old professor turned his head to look at him, raised his eyebrows, and asked:

"What did you just say?"

The senior student never expected that his mutterings would be heard by the usually cold and aloof professors, who even took the initiative to strike up a conversation with him.

He was so flattered that he stammered for a moment.

He quickly told the old professor what had just happened.

The senior student scratched his head and chuckled sheepishly, "Maybe it's all a misunderstanding. Perhaps I'm just ignorant. Maybe such geniuses really do exist in the world."

The old professor looked grim after hearing the whole story.

He immediately called Vincent out.

Vincent could roughly tell what had happened just by looking at the situation.

He gave the student who had complained a sinister look.

The senior student lowered his head, not daring to meet Vincent's gaze.

Although he was afraid of Mr. Vincent, he also felt somewhat resentful.

So what if you become a teacher?

He was just an ordinary person, after all.

Now that he has the professor backing him up, he'll make sure you and that Lynn get kicked out of the house soon!

"Vincent, what's going on? I need an explanation!"

The old professor's tone was icy.

He never expected that Vincent, who was always reliable and honest, would be so bold and unrestrained.

Vincent quickly explained, "Teacher, you misunderstand. Lynn does indeed have the skill level to enter an intermediate-level laboratory..."

"That's enough!"

The old teacher interrupted Vincent with a stern rebuke.

"Even now you're still trying to argue. Do you think you know more about alchemy than I do?"

Vincent, at least try to be logical when you lie!

Even I took six months to move into the intermediate-level lab back then, and now you're telling me someone can do it in a day? Do you think I'm a child?!

The old professor's harsh criticism left Vincent speechless with grievances.

"Teacher, it's hard to believe, but it's really true. You'll see for yourself when you go there."

Vincent's helpless expression didn't seem like he was just making excuses or being stubborn.

The old professor was somewhat baffled.

Could he be telling the truth?

A question subconsciously arose in his mind.

The old professor shook his head, denying the absurd idea.

However, he still decided to give this student, who had been with him for more than 20 years, a chance.

He had a stern face and pointed ahead.

"Take me to the student you mentioned."

Soon, the group stormed into the intermediate laboratory.

Lynn was packing her things inside, preparing to leave.

He was also taken aback when he saw Mr. Vincent leading the senior student and an old man in.

"Lynn, this is my teacher, Professor Tristan Gray."

Vincent gave Lynn a brief introduction.

Upon hearing this, Lynn bowed respectfully to the old professor.

Professor Tristan simply nodded indifferently.

"I heard from Vincent that you've already gained access to the intermediate-level laboratory, is that true?"

Lynn nodded.

Tristan pointed to the student's lab table next to him, where a monkey with its skin already prepared was placed.

"Okay, then prove it to me now."

Lynn nodded.

He picked up his scalpel and walked to the lab table, where he began his experiment methodically.

The senior student felt extremely pleased upon seeing this.

In his view, Lynn and Vincent's dirty deal was about to be exposed.

But as Lynn's scalpel continued to fall...

His expression gradually became somewhat blank.

Professor Tristan's initially cold face gradually turned serious.

As the saying goes, a true expert's skill is immediately apparent.

The moment Lynn swung his knife for the first time, he knew that this young man named Lynn was something special.

As the experiment continued, Tristan's expression changed from solemn to one of utter bewilderment and shock.

He no longer needs to look at it.

Tristan called Vincent out alone.

He turned to Vincent beside him and asked:

"Vincent, where did you find this student? This isn't his first time in the lab, is it?"

Faced with his teacher's question, Vincent could only manage a wry smile.

To be honest, Lynn's current performance has greatly impressed him.

Unexpectedly, in just one afternoon, Lynn's skill level had improved to a new level.

This is absolutely outrageous.

Vincent reluctantly recounted his experiences and how he met Lynn.

Tristan remained silent for a moment.

He said in a deep voice, "This Lynn has a bright future and will definitely become a member of the three major families in the future. We definitely won't be able to keep him then, so we have to win him over as soon as possible and make sure he bears the mark of our academy."

Vincent nodded, agreeing with his teacher's point of view.

"But how do we win them over?"

Tristan pondered for a moment.

"Let him be in charge of that, and give him a share every month."

Vincent was somewhat surprised.

"Teacher, isn't this a bit too fast? What if he..."

Vincent was interrupted by Tristan before he could finish speaking.

"Don't worry, we're not the only ones doing this. No matter how much it gets out of hand, it won't reach the Queen."

Moreover, Lynn is an alchemist, and this kind of thing is irresistible to him from a profit perspective. Besides, he's a genius alchemist, and I understand the mentality of this kind of person all too well.

Tristan smiled as he said this.

"I'm afraid he'll only thank us then, since this will save him a lot of time."

Vincent nodded.

He had been asked by his teacher to do similar things before, but it took him a little longer to gain the teacher's trust.

It must be said that this reward is indeed very attractive to alchemists.

Moreover, Lynn is currently in a period of rapid improvement, making this opportunity all the more precious.

Of course, this is on the premise that Lynn can come to this conclusion.

If he can't accept it and causes problems, then the only option is to ignore it.

Even if that happens, Vincent believes that Lynn will eventually understand their good intentions and remember their kindness.

"Then, teacher, should I take him tomorrow?" Vincent asked.

Tristan shook his head.

"Let him go by himself. You stay out of the way and take notes, while also being prepared to clean up his mess. Do you understand what I mean?"

Vincent nodded, feeling much more relieved.

He knew that his teacher was not a reckless person.

Once you have leverage over someone, everything becomes much easier.