Animal Whisperer: Take Back My Life and Love Chapter 207: The Crown Jewel Of The Ceremony

Below the stage, the crowd was already drowning in a sea of shocked exclamations.

Even the students, who had seen every weird and wonderful thing the internet had to offer, had never witnessed a scene this surreal and dreamlike in person.

"Holy shit! Is this the legendary 'Hundred Birds Paying Homage'?"

"My god! As expected of the College of Veterinary Medicine's star senior. Her influence even crosses over into the animal kingdom!"

"Is Nancy a real-life Disney princess? She's officially the top-tier influencer of the animal world!"

The officials in the front row were completely shell-shocked.

One official, who had been in the middle of taking a sip of water, didn't even notice the droplets spilling onto his trousers. He just sat there with his mouth agape, staring blankly at the stage.

Soren yanked off his glasses and rubbed his eyes so hard he nearly popped them out. "This... this is impossible," he muttered in disbelief. "Did she spray herself with some kind of bird attractant? How else could they be this obedient?"

Jensen spared him a brief, cool glance.

"Don't forget, we asked Nancy to save the day at the very last minute."

"She didn't even have time to change into formal clothes. Where would she find the time to set up a stunt like this?"

"This is simply the result of her own charisma—with people and animals alike."

Just as Soren was about to voice more doubts—

A clear, long, and ethereal cry echoed through the sky, a sound many had never heard before. Everyone instinctively looked up, and an even more intense roar of excitement erupted.

"Holy crap! Red-crowned cranes!"

"Is that the legendary crane's cry? It's hauntingly beautiful!"

Two Red-crowned cranes—Class I protected animals—glided down and landed gracefully, one on either side of Nancy.

They were tall and elegant, with snow-white plumage and a vibrant crimson patch atop their heads. They carried an air of unearthly divinity that instantly commanded the entire hall's attention.

The pair, a male and a female, looked like a devoted couple.

In the audience, several retired presidents and professors from Townsville University shot up from their seats, their voices trembling with emotion. "This... this is a true omen of good fortune!"

"What is the background of this alumna? Her name is Nancy, right?"

The white-haired scholars stared with burning intensity, wishing they could rush up and meet this hidden gem of a young woman the moment the ceremony ended.

At that moment, Professor Nathan leisurely stroked his beard, wearing an "I told you so" expression. He bragged to his excited colleagues, "Tsk, look at you lot. You call this an omen?"

"Let me tell you, Nancy is a partner in my lab! We're very close. She even makes handmade animal treats specifically for me!"

Professor Nathan triumphantly held up his phone. On the screen was a photo Nancy had sent him of her artisanal animal snacks—adorable shapes, vibrant colors, and looking more exquisite than most human food.

The elderly scholars swarmed him instantly, adjusting their reading glasses to peer at the screen.

"Oh! These snacks look professional! Do you have Nancy's WhatsApp? Send it to me! My grandson's cat is incredibly picky; I need professional help!"

Another gentleman leaned in even closer, swallowing hard. "Uhm... can humans eat those? Well, even if they can't, I just want to add a talented young person to WhatsApp to... exchange ideas!"

On stage, Nancy felt her heart skip a beat as she looked at the two Red-crowned cranes standing beside her.

These were Class I protected species!

The situation was becoming increasingly "criminal"!

She could handle a crowd of thousands with ease, but being flanked by these two ethereal, protected birds made her momentarily tense.

Nancy took a deep breath, steadied her nerves, and spoke with a clear, unwavering voice:

"As I have always believed..."

"The value of a life does not lie in how rare or precious its species is."

"It lies in the respect and protection we are willing to provide for it."

As she reached the end, Nancy let out a small sigh of relief and smiled.

"That is all for my sharing. Thank you, everyone."

She didn't miss the chance to plug her own business. "And everyone is more than welcome to visit the Loren Zoo, where you can witness more miracles of life with us!"

The moment the words left her lips, the Red-crowned cranes beside her unfurled their wings!

Their feathers were like silk, and their wingspan—nearly two meters wide—looked magnificent as it caught the sunlight.

Simultaneously, a flock of white pigeons took flight from behind the stage backdrop like a wave of snow, soaring into the blue sky and dancing in circles above the venue.

At that moment, with a hundred birds taking flight behind her, it felt as if the sky itself was paying tribute to her closing remarks.

This breathtaking finale completely set the crowd on fire!

The university photographers and media reporters raised their equipment in unison. The sound of shutters clicking was relentless, desperately capturing every fleeting second.

In the center of the lens was Nancy, flashing a bright, clear smile as the speech ended, her doe-like eyes shimmering with confidence.