Reborn to Burn Them All novel Chapter 201

Chapter 201

Chapter 201

“A virus?” Nathaniel inmediately brushed off the idea.

Jelasburg University’s cybersecurity might not be the best in the country, but with all the smart students here, he found it hard to believe something the this could happen.

“It’s not a virus,” Sophia said with a smile. “Just a little surprise I made for you, Nathaniel”

With that, she turned the monitor around to s

an angry kitten on the screen–paws on hips, bubbles coming out of its nose, wearing a red headband with bold letters: [No more classes! No more homework!]

Nathaniel was stunned for a moment, then sighed long and deep. “It’s more like a shock! Change it back right now—this doesn’t look good for the school.”

Sophia nodded obediently, and in just a moment, the netwo

Who was it?”

was back up. Percival was surprised and asked, “Nathaniel, one of our students did this?

Out of all the students he knew, nobody had skitts like that. Na’s feelings were all mixed up. Without saying another word, he just hung up the

phone.

Nathaniel asked, “Sophia, with skills like this, why on earth did

you

Nick Computer Science in the first place?”

When Nathaniel first heard that Sophia chose Computer Science, he had been feeling sad for quite some time. With her talent, she should have been working on scientific research. Even though Computer Science is good, he still thought it was a waste of her potential.

Sophia blinked and admitted, “Honestly? I just wanted to slack off.”

Nathaniel said, “Since you chose this major, you should really stick with it. Don’t waste your amazing talent.”

“Besides cybersecurity,” Sophia said, “I can do special effects, debugging, and Al. I even build combat robots–the kind that can both attack and defend.”

“Sadly, the armor on my current robots is still too weak,” Sophia sighed, looking worried. “They can handle basic fights, but if they face tougher enemies, one good hit and they’ll be scrap.”

Sophia said, “I’ll upgrade our school’s cybersecurity later. Unless someone’s better than me, no one can hack into it.”

Nathaniel thought, ‘Honestly, the shocks just keep coming today. Thank goodness I don’t have a weak heart, or I’d be having a heart attack right now.

Sophia grinned and said, “Nathaniel, if you don’t believe me, I can upgrade the school’s network security right now.”

Nathaniel held his chest, took a deep breath to calm down, and waved her away. “No, it’s okay. I trust you.”

Sophia really did a lot just to skip classes and homework. She was young and could almost be his granddaughter–Nathaniel couldn’t help but make one last suggestion. “Have you thought about changing your major?”

Sophia shook her head. “Not interested.”

“Sophia, how can you not be interested?” Nathaniel said, surprised. “You’re great at Math, Physics, and Chemistry–surely one of those things excites you?”

Sophia said, “You really don’t have to keep trying. I just don’t care about it.”

She thought, ‘My time is too valuable to waste. Honestly, the only reason I’m in college is because, after going through been a university student–so I just wanted to see what it’s like.‘

SO many cycles, I’ve never r

Nathaniel still thought it was a waste for someone as talented as her. He asked, “Have you ever thought about joining the national research team?”

Sophia thought. “Of course I’ve thought about it. But there are too many rutes and I stat have some unfinished B

Sophin shook her head. “Not interested”

Nathaniel kept trying. “Then how about 1 introduce you to some alumni vive started their owl companies after colleget var could and thom give some advice.

Sophia blinked. “Nathaniel, you really believe me?”

Even she thought what she said before sounded crazy. Nathaniel, wearing his glasses and smiling kindly, said, “Why wouldn’t believe you?” Mis question made Sophia silent for a moment.

Nathaniel said, “If you want, you can visit some of our alumni.”

Sophia didn’t want to seem ungrateful. “Thank you, Nathaniel. I’ll think about it.”

True to her word, as soon as Sophia got back to her dorm, she started upgrading Jelasburg University’s cybersecurity system, fixing bugs along the way.

Percival called Nathaniel again. “Nathaniel, did that hacker do this? You’ve got to tell me who it was. Stop hiding talent like that. I really need to meet this genius.”

Nathaniel sighed, “What has she done this time?”

Percival said, “She just fixed all the bugs in our network and even improved it.

“I tried to log in just now–damn it, I couldn’t get in. I called some of our best seniors, and none of them could break in either.

“Is this really the work of a student, Nathaniel? Come on, don’t joke around. With skills like that, why is she still a student? She should be teaching or joining the national research team.”

Nathaniel stayed quiet. Percival pressed him, “Come on, Nathaniel, say something. You’ve been hiding such a talented girl all this time?”

Nathaniel said with mixed feelings, “I’m afraid if I tell you, it might make you lose confidence and question yourself–so I better keep quiet.”

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