Zither Emperor Chapter 148 Chapter 39 The Call of Silver Dragon City Part 1

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At Anya’s earnest request, Ye Yinzhu returned to the Milan Magic Martial Academy after dinner, promising her that as soon as he received his official appointment letter, he would immediately, in the name of Lord of Qin City, Konya City, and future Lord of Qin City, issue an order to entrust Anya with handling the affairs of Qin City.

The sky was clear today, and the stars and moon were exceptionally distinct at night.

Walking on the stone path of the campus, Ye Yinzhu suddenly felt that he had changed.

Since arriving in Milan, he had met so many people.

Everything here seemed to be continuously affecting him.

But at this moment, he felt homesick, yearning for his parents, his two grandfathers, and the blue sky and sea where he had lived for sixteen years.

“Viscount, why aren’t you hurrying back to the dormitory instead of wandering around by yourself?” Sura emerged from somewhere and looked at him with a smile.

Upon seeing Sura, Ye Yinzhu’s homesickness faded somewhat.

He suddenly noticed Sura’s smile seemed a bit different today—although he was smiling, his eyes were very cold.

“Sura, I went to Floating Orchid Villa, so I returned a bit late.

What’s wrong?

You don’t seem happy.”

Sura snorted, “How dare I be unhappy?

You are now a Viscount.”

Ye Yinzhu was bewildered and asked, “Sura, what’s wrong with you?”

Sura said nothing more and turned to leave.

Ye Yinzhu hurried after him, “Sura, did I make you angry?”

Sura stopped, turned his head to look at him, and said, “Your abilities are growing; who would dare to be angry with you?

Even daring to grope the Imperial Princess, you could be considered the first on the continent.”

“Uh…

You’re angry about that?

Listen to me, I really didn’t do it on purpose.”

Amidst Ye Yinzhu’s apologies, the two returned to the villa.

As soon as they entered, Ye Yinzhu smelt an enticing fragrance.

On the living room table of the small villa were six dishes of aromatic food that seemed to have cooled down a bit.

Ye Yinzhu felt both his heart and eyes warm up at the same time—Sura had been waiting outside for his return!

And he had already made dinner.

“Sura, why did you make so many delicious dishes today?”

Sura replied irritably, “The rewards from the Milan Empire were distributed; I had some money and originally wanted to treat someone to a good meal, but it seems unnecessary now.

I might as well throw it away.” He went to pick up the plates.

“Don’t, it’d be such a waste to throw it away, it smells so good!

The food you make is the best.”

“Really?”

“Of course, I swear.”

Sura rolled his eyes at him, “Who needs your oath.

If it’s tasty, eat up.” While speaking, he also picked up his chopsticks.

In order to wait for Ye Yinzhu to e back, he hadn’t only finished cooking but also had not eaten himself yet.

Having not yet digested the food from Floating Orchid Villa and now eating another large meal, he couldn’t let Sura notice.

Although the food was delicious, there’s only so much his stomach could hold…

“Yin Zhu, you should be more cautious in the future, and don’t interact with girls too much, otherwise situations like today’s might happen again,” Sura said, frowning slightly.

“I’ll be careful.

Sura, am I very stupid?” Ye Yinzhu asked, a trace of bitterness in his eyes.

Sura shook his head and said softly, “No, of course you’re not stupid.

You’re actually one of the smartest people I’ve met.

Could a foolish person learn so much from Oliveira’s teachings in such a short time?

You just haven’t had enough exposure to the outside world.

Things will get better gradually.

You shouldn’t blame yourself too much.”

Ye Yinzhu nodded and said, “Yes, I’ll definitely keep improving.

Sura, I’ve decided to skip the Divine Music Department classes for now and go to the library to read.”

Sura, surprised, said, “Read books?”

Ye Yinzhu repeated what Silvio had told him that day.

After hearing his account, Sura frowned deeply, “What exactly does His Majesty the Emperor want to do?

You are just a minor Yellow-rank Mage; even with your recent achievements, he doesn’t have to be so good to you!

Especially since you just groped his daughter.

No, there must be something fishy here.”

Ye Yinzhu dismissed it, saying, “No way!

I think Uncle Silvio is a good person.

Maybe you’re thinking too much?”

A glint flashed in Sura’s eyes, “Perhaps.

But imperial schemes are not easily understood by ordinary people.”

Ye Yinzhu asked, “Sura, do you not want me to go to the Imperial Palace to read?”

Sura shook her head, “No, that’s not it.

Silvio is right; reading more books is the best way for you to quickly integrate into society.

You go ahead, just be careful.

However, since you won’t be attending classes in the Divine Music Department, you must first inform Director Nina.

It’s apparent that she values you quite a bit.”

Upon hearing Sura mention Nina, Ye Yinzhu suddenly remembered something, “Right, I really need to go see Granny Nina.”

Sura looked surprised, “Now?

Isn’t it a bit late?”

Ye Yinzhu said, “I’m planning to go to the Imperial Palace to read books tomorrow, so I’ll go find Granny Nina now.

I’ll be back in a while; you rest first.” Having said that, he forced down the last bit of food in his bowl and left the dormitory.

Listening to the sound of Ye Yinzhu closing the door, Sura sighed softly, mumbling to herself, “Silvio truly is one of the greatest emperors in the history of the Milan Empire.

He’s starting to win over Yin Zhu so soon.

In this regard, he is much better than that old dead man.

However, Yin Zhu, is this truly good or bad for you?”

Nina also lived in a villa.

Ye Yinzhu had been there before; her villa was a bit larger than those for the students, and there was a quaint little garden with various flowers planted in front of it.

“Granny Nina, are you home?”

“The door isn’t locked, e in by yourself,” Nina’s calm voice came from inside the room.

As Ye Yinzhu entered the villa, he saw Nina ing downstairs, “Granny Nina, I’m back.”

Nina’s eyes showed a touch of benevolence, and she smiled slightly, “Have a seat.

Viscount.”

Ye Yinzhu said awkwardly, “Please stop making fun of me.”

Nina snorted, “At least you have some conscience, ing to see me first upon your return.

You don’t need to say anything about what happened this time; I already know all about it.

Well done, you’ve won quite a bit of honor for our Divine Music Department, but you’ve also brought quite a bit of trouble.

Now the most lively talk within the academy is about many Mages wanting to specialize as Divine Music Masters.

Dean Fergerson has already e to see me many times.”

Ye Yinzhu said, “Granny Nina, I don’t want to attend classes for a while, is that okay?”

Nina was taken aback, “Not attend classes?

Have you bee placent?

Indeed, you’re very skilled with the zither, but you must know, as a Divine Music Master, you can only improve through constant practice.”

Ye Yinzhu hurriedly said, “It’s not like that, …” Then he explained that he was planning to spend a large amount of time in the library.

After hearing his explanation, Nina’s expression softened somewhat.

“If that’s the case then go ahead.

However, this is only for this term; starting from next term, you must e back and attend my classes honestly.

At the same time, you cannot neglect your zither music; daily practice is essential.”

“I will.

Granny Nina, I’ve found my Space Ring.”

“Found it?” Nina didn’t quite understand what Ye Yinzhu meant at first.

A flash of light, and a letter drifted out from Ye Yinzhu’s Space Ring, landing in his hand and then he handed it to Nina.

Nina’s body stiffened suddenly as she saw the envelope.

There were few words written on it: For Nina’s eyes only—the signature was a powerful and vigorous name, —Qin Shang.

Her hands trembling uncontrollably, Nina carefully took the letter into her own hands, such a familiar handwriting!

It was from him, a letter from him.

She carefully opened the envelope, as if afraid that it might be slightly damaged, and pulled out a single page.

As if she was pouring all her gaze into it, Nina’s whole being stilled because of this letter, staring quietly, her breathing seemed to hasten.

The Magic Elements around her became a bit chaotic due to the fluctuations of her spiritual power.

It was a short letter, but Nina read it for a full half-hour.

“Bastard, Qin Shang, you old bastard,” Nina suddenly cursed, startling Ye Yinzhu.

“Granny Nina, why are you cursing Grandpa Qin?” Ye Yinzhu asked in surprise.

Nina’s breath was shaky as she looked at Ye Yinzhu, “Cursing him is putting it mildly, if he were here, I’d want to kill him.

Dumping you on me without so much as a greeting.

Bastard, bastard.” She cursed with her mouth, but her eyes were already reddening, and her hands did something pletely different from the anger in her words, carefully putting the letter away.

“Yin Zhu, did you read this letter?” Nina suddenly asked.

Ye Yinzhu shook his head, “This is a letter to you from Grandpa Qin, how could I read it?”

Nina said, “That’s good.

Go back then.

You go and read as you planned.”

“Okay.” With Nina in such an unstable mood, Ye Yinzhu didn’t dare to stay any longer and hurried off.

Watching Yin Zhu’s retreating figure, Nina said resentfully, “Qin Shang, you old bastard.

One day, I’ll settle the score with you.

You want your disciple to bee a teacher in the Divine Music Department?

No, I insist on making him a student.

Hmph, Yin Zhu is our pride in the Divine Music Department.”

Starting the next day, the students who had returned from the autumn defense battle resumed their regular lives, except for one person.

That was Ye Yinzhu, the focus of the academy.

He no longer attended classes in the Divine Music Department; instead, he would leave the academy early each day and not return until late.

Only a very few people knew what he was doing.