Chapter 1443

Growing up with a steady diet of World War II movies, Lydia had always dreamed of serving her country, of one day taking down the enemy with valor and pride. As soon as she was old enough, she enlisted, eager to turn her childhood dreams into reality.

Tonight, Thalassa caught Lydia’s surprised gaze with a knowing smile. “Lydia, I’ve got something to discuss with you.”

“You come back in the middle of the night to talk? This must be something big,” Lydia said with wide-eyed curiosity as she ushered her friend inside.

After Thalassa greeted Lydia’s parents with a warm hello, they retreated to Lydia’s bedroom for some private talks.

Lydia poured a glass of drink for her friend. “Sit down, don’t fuss. I’ve got some serious business to talk about,” Thalassa said, setting the glass aside and pulling Lydia down beside her.

“What’s this? A matter of national importance? You look so stern; it’s giving me the jitters,” Lydia said, her voice deep and boyish.

How about I set you up with a great opportunity?” Thalassa

a job? Somehow, I feel like there’s more to it,” Lydia said, her skepticism

background had honed her

sip of water, clearing her throat before she continued, “You’ve heard of Dr. Samuel Funke, haven’t you? He’s a

first thing about it,”

course you can handle it. Besides, your grandma’s been bedridden since her fall. Imagine if a master acupuncturist could treat her, she might just get back on her feet. And if Dr. Funke won’t come himself, once

in!” Lydia said,

point: if Lydia could master the art of acupuncture,

deep and unique. When her grandmother took a bad fall and became paralyzed, Lýdia left the military early to be by her side,

opportunity to learn from a world-famous doctor and use that knowledge to help her grandmother, Lydia had no reasons to decline. She would throw herself into her studies, master the medical skills quickly, and race against time to save her beloved

your bags, then. We’re heading to Starhaven now,” Thalassa

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