Omega Taming the Black Moonlight - Chapter 35

Yan Liu suddenly became very interested in this matter!

She loved these kinds of unexpected twists!

Accept! I must accept!

“I can take it, but I have one condition,” Yan Liu messaged back.

At the Mental Power Testing Agency, the staff member breathed a sigh of relief as they read the message on the Smart Brain.

Ms. Yan agreed!

Demanding conditions was perfectly normal. It was only natural for an S-Rank Healer to act a bit haughty.

She relayed Yan Liu’s response to Green Silk, who was standing nearby.

“The Healer has agreed to take on the two Healing cases, but… she says she has one condition.”

Green Silk’s face lit up at the news.

“Agree to whatever she wants. Any condition is acceptable.”

She was grateful for her connections and her foresight in contacting the Mental Power Testing Agency to find this S-Class Healer.

Without that, things wouldn’t have gone so smoothly.

To ensure she could contact this rare S-Class Healer immediately, Green Silk had even abandoned her duties at the Academy and skipped the ongoing Arena Competition, rushing here at the first opportunity.

“You must keep my identity confidential and not reveal my name. For the actual healing sessions, choose an absolutely secure and private location, and allow me to wear a mask. I don’t want any unnecessary contact.”

The staff member read the message and thought it made sense. Ms. Yan was quite proactive, wanting to keep her identity secret to avoid being swarmed by Alphas in the future.

“Rest assured, I won’t disclose any of your specific information to anyone without your explicit permission. Furthermore, you should be contacted by Alliance officials soon to arrange a suitable workspace and other living arrangements.”

The staff member added a few more assurances.

Only then did Yan Liu feel relieved.

She happily shifted her attention away from the Smart Brain, her almond-shaped eyes sparkling. The thought of Ji Yilian having to come begging to her for Spiritual Body healing filled her with a strange sense of satisfaction.

Finally, things are going my way!

Perhaps it was the thrill of manipulating someone while disguised, the advantage gained from the information and status gap.

Before nightfall, officials from the Alliance proactively approached Yan Liu.

“As per your request, we’ve specially constructed a new building for you. Do you have any preferred architectural styles? We can decorate the building according to your provided blueprints.”

“Additionally, we’ll assign staff to assist with welcoming and managing Healing clients at the building.”

“This is a spacecraft specially provided by the Alliance for your use.”

“This is the Alliance’s latest Bionic Mecha Butler, designed to serve as your personal bodyguard and provide close protection.”

“Furthermore, the Alliance will provide an annual startup fund of 200 million Star Coins to ensure your basic living expenses. As per established practice, you only need to heal five A-Class or higher Alphas per year to maintain all these benefits.”

“You previously mentioned wanting to conceal your identity. I’ve brought a specially crafted mask that conceals your pheromones and other identifying features. Using advanced technology, it masks your personal characteristics, making you unrecognizable to visual and other sensory perception.”

“Do you have any other requests? The above are just the basic benefits and compensation. If you’re dissatisfied with anything, I can immediately apply to my superiors.”

Yan Liu stared at the Alliance official, his mouth opening and closing as he rattled off a torrent of words in one breath.

She was somewhat dazed.

Ah, there are so many benefits?

Yan Liu was genuinely surprised, even a little embarrassed.

She hadn’t done anything yet—just tested positive for S-Rank Spiritual Power—and she was already receiving so much?

It felt like unearned riches, as if an endless stream of pies were falling from the sky, more than she could possibly eat.

Yet these pies kept stacking up, fresh and delicious, delivered right to her doorstep, lining up to wait for her to take a bite.

“…For now, that’s all. Thank you. If I need anything else, I’ll contact you again.”

Yan Liu opened her mouth, but she didn’t seize the opportunity to ask for more.

She knew when enough was enough.

The Alliance had already shown her sufficient respect. She would simply focus on fulfilling the responsibilities expected of an S-Class Healer.

In one’s position, one must fulfill its duties.

Seeing Yan Liu’s gentle demeanor, completely devoid of the arrogance often associated with S-Class Healers, the Alliance official’s face softened into a smile.

“I’ll take my leave now. My name is Du Xia, and this is my communication number. Contact me immediately if you need anything. We have an official Healer’s Association here, and they share information locally. Remember to reach out to them if you encounter any problems.”

Knowing Yan Liu’s humble origins and lack of powerful connections, Du Xia offered this advice proactively, subtly assuring her that she now had the Alliance’s support and need not fear.

Yan Liu understood the underlying concern in Du Xia’s words and nodded with a grateful smile.

“Thank you so much.”

Du Xia was further impressed by Yan Liu’s innocent and radiant smile. The local Healer’s Association had truly struck gold by recruiting such a good-natured S-Class Healer.

This year’s assessment would be much less stressful.

The Alliance had always prioritized Healers to maintain a balanced ratio of A-Class and higher Alpha Warriors each year.

However, the demand far exceeded the supply. Omegas with high Spiritual Power were exceedingly rare.

Having high Spiritual Power doesn’t necessarily mean one possesses a gentle Mental Attribute. Healers also require specific attributes and aptitudes to fulfill their role.

The Healer’s Association often frets about failing to meet their annual Healing quotas, worrying so much they lose their hair.

The arrival of a new Healer like Yan Liu was like a long-awaited rain after a drought. Naturally, they would treat her like a precious gem.

As Du Xia left, she uploaded Yan Liu’s information into the newly delivered aircraft.

The Bionic Mecha Butler was also left in Yan Liu’s room.

Yan Liu stood on the lawn in front of her house, where the aircraft was parked, circling the pale gold vehicle several times. She clasped her small hands behind her back, her almond-shaped eyes crinkling with joy.

Waaah, I’m so happy! I have my own aircraft now!

At that moment, Yan Liu had completely forgotten about Ji Yilian.

She continued to circle the aircraft, examining it from every angle, utterly delighted. She didn’t even notice the sky darkening.

It wasn’t until she spotted a familiar aircraft approaching in the distance, descending directly toward her location, that she finally snapped out of her reverie.

Having ridden in Ji Yilian’s aircraft several times, Yan Liu immediately recognized it.

She instinctively took a few steps back, quickly distancing herself from the vehicle.

Ah, I can’t let my cover be blown!

She was the S-Rank Mystic Healer destined to cure Ji Yilian in the future. She couldn’t reveal her true identity now.

So, when Ji Yilian emerged from the aircraft, she found Yan Liu circling another vehicle, gazing at it with a pitiful, envious, and longing expression.

“What are you looking at?” Ji Yilian asked.

Her long, straight legs and perfect waist-to-hip ratio were striking. Her dark eyes fixed on Yan Liu, their depths unreadable.

Yan Liu feigned naive innocence, answering openly, “I’m looking at the aircraft. I’m so envious you have one.”

An Omega who had awakened their Spiritual Body was like a flower bud finally nourished by ample rain and dew, now on the verge of blooming.

Her previously malnourished, sallow skin had become noticeably more radiant, its fair complexion now tinged with a rosy blush, like a fresh peach—sweet and tempting, making one want to take a bite.

Those exceptionally clear apricot eyes, with their pale irises, radiated an otherworldly purity that inexplicably stirred a protective instinct in others.

Ji Yilian’s heart fluttered, her pulse quickening involuntarily.

Noticing this, she suppressed her instinctive reaction and spoke casually.

“The account is already linked. Go ahead and buy the hovercraft.”

After a pause, she averted her gaze.

“Get the one you like.”

Instructor Green Silk had warned her to stay away from Yan Liu.

She refused to comply, unwilling to do so.

Ji Yilian hadn’t understood why until just now.

As she stepped out of the hovercraft and saw the girl’s vibrant figure from afar, and as their eyes met up close, she finally understood.

Seeing Yan Liu made her feel alive.