Although Jenny couldn’t perfectly execute everything yet, she had grasped a portion of those teachings.
With those techniques alone, she felt confident she could surpass most candidates.
Inside the hall, three professors sat behind a long desk.
All three were n.
One had thick white hair and a long beard.
Another was completely bald, his shiny head reflecting the light.
The third professor looked the most unusual.
He was quite old, yet he had bright blue hair styled in an oddly fashionable way.
The striking color made him look both eccentric and eye-catching.
Jenny stepped forward politely.
"My na is Jenny," she introduced herself respectfully.
The professors nodded briefly.
"You may begin your demonstration."
Jenny nodded calmly.
She didn’t mind that the professors hadn’t introduced themselves.
Instead, she focused all her attention on the object placed in front of her.
A simple glass bottle rested on the table.
The next second, the bottle flickered.
It vanished from its original position and instantly appeared behind the examiners.
The professors nodded slightly in appreciation.
Teleporting objects was already considered an advanced ability.
However, several teleportation superhumans could already perform such feats.
But the next mont... Jenny snapped her fingers.
Her body disappeared instantly.
At the sa ti, the bottle suddenly appeared where she had been standing.
The professors quickly turned around.
Sure enough, Jenny was now standing behind them with a small smile on her face.
Then she snapped her fingers again.
One of the professors suddenly vanished from his chair.
In the blink of an eye, he appeared where Jenny had been standing earlier.
anwhile, Jenny had taken his place on the chair.
All three professors exchanged shocked glances.
A slow, fascinated smile appeared on their faces.
From their knowledge, teleportation superhumans could usually swap two objects or two people.
But swapping a living human with a non-living object was incredibly dangerous.
During the teleportation process, the difference between living and non-living matter could easily cause fatal instability.
Yet Jenny had done it effortlessly.
That alone was astonishing.
After finishing her demonstration, Jenny stood up and bowed respectfully to the professors.
This gesture was sothing Lana had specifically taught her.
’This should be enough,’ Jenny thought nervously.
She secretly worried it might not impress these old professors.
However, to her surprise, all three professors looked at her with clear appreciation.
"You are truly unique," one of them said.
They imdiately began writing notes on their evaluation sheets.
Seeing this, the tension hanging in Jenny’s chest finally disappeared.
She left the room with a wide smile.
Outside the building, Lana was still waiting patiently.
The mont Jenny saw her, she ran forward and hugged her again.
Lana was slightly taken aback. In her previous life, Jenny had always been cold and indifferent.
She rarely spoke and often teased Lana with a calm expression.
This cheerful and bubbly Jenny felt completely different.
Still, Lana gently patted her back. "So, how did it go?"
Jenny chuckled confidently. "If I’m not wrong... I’ll soon be attending this university."
Lana’s eyes softened as a small smile appeared on her lips.
They returned ho together.
The results were announced the very next day.
And just as Jenny predicted...
She had been selected.
Not only that, because of her exceptional performance in the practical exam, the university also awarded her a scholarship, allowing her to study without worrying about financial pressure.
Jenny beca even more confident after the results were announced.
At the sa ti, she used the remaining portion of her scholarship money to directly secure a place in the university dormitory.
When Lana heard about this decision, she didn’t argue.
She simply nodded quietly because she already understood that Jenny must have her own reasons.
And Jenny indeed had her own thoughts.
Over the past few weeks, Lana had already done far too much for her.
She had helped Jenny transfer to the university, arranged a special recomndation so she could take the entrance exam, personally taught her day and night, and even stayed beside her throughout the entire examination process.
Jenny knew that continuing to rely on Lana for everything would be shaless.
’I can’t keep troubling her forever,’ she thought firmly.
But at the sa ti, she made a vow deep in her heart.
’Everything Lana has done for ... I will repay it ten tis over. No... even a hundred tis if I can.’
The more Jenny thought about it, the heavier her heart felt.
Lana had literally bought her freedom for four hundred million dollars.
It was an amount Jenny had never even dared to imagine, not even in her wildest dreams.
Even now, the number still felt unreal to her.
Jenny knew very well that such an act was unnecessary.
Lana could have simply left her behind and walked away without any burden.
But she didn’t.
Instead, Lana had spent an unimaginable fortune just to free her.
And what moved Jenny even more was sothing else.
When Lana brought her away from that place, she pretended as if everything had been handled easily. She never ntioned the price she had paid.
She acted as though Jenny had simply been released without any cost.
Jenny understood Lana’s intention.
So she never exposed the truth either.
Instead, she decided to repay everything quietly through her own actions.
Even this decision about moving into the dormitory was part of that resolve.
Jenny wanted to save as much money as possible.
She planned to slowly repay every single thing Lana had spent for her.
When the day ca for Jenny to move into the dorm, she began packing her belongings.
While Jenny folded her clothes carefully, Lana walked into the room carrying several shopping bags.
"I bought a few things for you," Lana said casually.
Jenny blinked in surprise.
Before she could react, Lana began taking things out one by one.
A few extra outfits. Daily necessities.
Snacks and packaged food.
Several discount coupons.
Even so extra money.
Finally, Lana placed a small handwritten note on top of everything.
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