Resurrecting the Genius Within (Calypso Rain) novel Chapter 98

Chapter 98 I’ll Race Your 

Erin and Candice were initially unwilling to follow. They sarcastically accused Isabelle of not knowing what she was doing and that she might lead the team astray, causing trouble for everyone. They reluctantly followed suit when everyone had gone into the building, leaving only a few behind. 

Isabelle went up to the third floor, entered the fourth dormitory, and randomly chose a bed. She placed her belongings down and quickly went downstairs, 

“Hurry up and follow her. The girls quickly followed her lead. 

The boys upstairs also came down at once. The military base was very large. They had encountered many patrolling soldiers along the way. After following Isabelle for about a kilometer, they actually saw five or six large grass fields. 

They continued to follow Isabelle, standing in one of the grass fields. 

Their class was the only group occupying the vast field. When they started to worry they might have come to the wrong place, their stern–faced instructor appeared. 

Other instructors also appeared one after another, but there were no other students in sight. 

Obviously, they had found the right place, and only they had found it. 

The group of girls, led by Erin, had no choice but to stop their sarcasm. 

“Not bad; with so many classes, only yours found the right dormitory and grass field. You aren’t helpless.” 

The students were delighted to hear this. They all looked at Isabelle gratefully. 

“She’s amazing! That girl actually found all the places. I can’t even understand these directions, let alone bet 

sure.” 

“Yeah, she’s wonderful. Not only is she beautiful, but she’s also so smart. She’s blessed and favoured.” 

“Quiet down, everyone,” the stern–faced instructor called out. Instantly, it was quiet. 

He cast a glance at Isabelle. 

“From left to right, line up in rows of ten, with boys standing behind them.” 

“You can’t even line up properly! Are you a fool?!” 

Amidst the instructor’s scolding, they finally formed a line. 

Students from other classes also began to appear. 

The stern-faced instructor was Chase Dittman. After a brief self–introduction and almost emotionless greeting, he continued to give his instructions. 

Chase continued, “Although you found the dormitory and grass field, you didn’t assemble within the specified ten minutes. Since your class was the first to arrive and today is the first day, I won’t punish you. 

“Now, put everything unrelated to the training in this basket.” 

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Chapter 98 I’ll Race You 

They were going to collect the student phones. 

Facing the fierce–looking instructor, the students dared not protest and immediately handed over their phones. 

Isabelle also handed hers over, as she had just boasted to George the day before that she needed to play the part as a student. 

“Is everyone done?” 

“Done!” the students shouted in unison. 

Chase looked at Isabelle and commanded, “You! Step out!” 

Isabelle stepped forward. He looked at the watch on her wrist and asked, “Is everything turned in?” 

Isabelle calmly took off her watch. 

He patiently waited for her, but Isabelle put the watch into her pocket. 

Chase frowned. 

Before he could get angry, Isabelle unhurriedly said, “This item is valuable and should not be damaged. After dismissal, I’ll bring it back to the dorm. I won’t wear it during military training.” 

Chase suppressed his anger and challenged, “If you can bring the item back within five minutes, I’ll let you 

wear it!” 

“Five minutes? How is that possible? It took us more than ten minutes to walk from the dormitory, and a round trip is at least 2,000 meters. Even if we ran, it would still take at least ten minutes,” the students exclaimed. 

“This is clearly an attempt to make her back down.” 

Erin and others watched Isabelle make a fool of herself and felt secretly pleased. 

Ch 

pression darkened, and he suddenly raised his voice. “If you fail, then the watch…. 

Isabelle interjected, 2.5 minutes.” 

“What did you say?” Chase’s anger surged. He thought Isabelle was messing around. 

“2.5 minutes for a round trip. I’ll bring the watch back to the dorm,” Isabelle said. She suddenly shifted the topic and challenged, “But that’s boring. How about this? I’ll compete with you. If you arrive at the dormitory before me, I’ll give you the watch; if I win, you return my phone.” 

She estimated the whole trip would last for 2.5 minutes, rather conservatively. 

The students were in an uproar at Isabelle’s words.