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"Well, it's a pleasure working with you...... Why are you back again, Beichen?"

It sounded as if she had just reached some agreement with Roy and the others. Kal'tsit's expression had just become relaxed, but when she saw Beichen sneaking in, her face immediately turned bitter again.

"Well, there's a little problem outside, come here to take shelter."

Beichen coughed twice awkwardly, then continued to ask.

"It sounds like the discussion went well?"

Kal'tsit picked up the cup of water on the desk, took a sip, and nodded.

I don't know when the doctor left first. I guess he had other things to deal with.

"By the way, Beichen, you stay here for a while. The others can take the documents to the Human Resources Department."

Kal'tsit pushed several documents with her and the doctor's signatures in front of the people.

Normally, Roy would say a few trash words at this time, then take the things and leave, but this time he didn't do that. Instead, he quickly took the things and ran away.

“Running so fast…”

Beichen looked at the door that had not been closed yet and started to complain, then turned his gaze to Kal'tsit.

"What's that again? A mission? That's true, after all, I've been on vacation for so long."

"Vacation? I don't think that what you did in Casimir falls under the category of vacation, right, Mr. Flame Paladin?"

Kal'tsit raised her eyebrows. She had heard everything about this matter from the Doctor and Amiya.

"All in all, I had a good time, and my wallet was full. As for Casimir, I'll have to rely on Margaret."

"Regarding Operator Lin Guang... Well, perhaps the establishment of a Rhodes Island office in Casimir can be put on the agenda."

"But then again, Kal'tsit, there must be more to you than just leaving me here to say."

"Of course, but it's not me who wants to see you, it's Nian, she asked you to go to the old place to find her."

Kal'tsit took out a strangely shaped coin from her pocket and threw it to Beichen.

"Nian? What does this guy want from me again? If I don't have anything to do recently, it wouldn't hurt to go see this guy, but.........."

Beichen frowned and flicked the coin in his hand.

"I can just send a message on the terminal for this kind of thing. Why do I have to ask you to pass it on to me?"

"I don't know about that. Okay, that's all."

Kal'tsit lowered her head and started to work again.

"Okay, see you later Kal'tsit, I hope you don't have any tasks for me next time we meet."

Beichen stuffed the coin back into his pocket and left Kal'tsit's office.

"Roy, why are you still here?"

As soon as Beichen walked out, he saw Roy standing in the corridor in a daze.

"Well, you have to call me Operator Roy from now on. After all, we are already colleagues."

Roy said seriously.

"Operator Roy, tut tut tut, tell me, what did you give to Kal'tsit that made her agree to your joining Rhodes Island so easily?"

"Hey, who is this Doctor Kal'tsit here? Is she a former member of the Helmetless Alliance? How come she knows so much? To be honest, I'm afraid even the current Black Irons can't answer many of the questions she asked."

Roy looked troubled, and it was obvious that he was under a lot of psychological pressure when he was talking to Kal'tsit just now.

"Alas, there's nothing we can do about it. Kal'tsit is just like that. So hurry up and tell me what conditions you offered that made it so easy for Kal'tsit to let you three in."

Roy scratched his head, also somewhat puzzled, and answered.

"Apart from those questions that were impossible to answer, they only asked a few unimportant questions. Those questions were not considered confidential information in the Wu Zhou Alliance. Then they asked us to sign a very ordinary contract."

"At least Monique and I have checked it out, and there are no traps. It seems to be a lot easier than the work of the No Helmet Alliance?"

Light, easy?!

How many hours do you work in the No-Heroes Alliance? You actually think that work in Rhodes Island is easy? You'll be obedient when I ask you to work overtime.

"But we have settled down for the time being. There will be tests in a couple of days, as well as psychological assessments and the like. We are used to these things."

Roy shrugged and continued.

"But I didn't find any signs of surveillance. Aren't you guys in Rhodes Island worried that the three of us might sabotage or steal intelligence?"

"Didn't find anyone watching? Ascalon, you should be nearby."

Beichen knocked on the wall in the corridor and asked.

"................"

A hooded figure appeared at the open door of the adjacent room. He didn't say anything, but just nodded at Beichen.

“…Ahahahaha, looks like I was wrong.”

Roy scratched his head and said with an awkward smile.

"Although I think you guys don't dare mess around, I still want to remind you not to do anything bad."

"I understand. We are all family, how dare you mess things up?"

Roy smiled and nodded repeatedly.

"Okay, okay, nothing else, I'll leave first. By the way, I have another question, do you plan to return to Casimir in the future?"

Beichen was just about to leave when he suddenly thought of this question again.

"Casimir? If I don't plan to live anymore, I might go back and have a look. Alas, I am really exiled now... So what should I eat tonight?"

"Okay, see you next time, Operator Roy. Don't run into those people from the Red Pine Knights then. I won't care if they beat you up."

"Hahahahahaha, I will definitely run away when the time comes."

After saying goodbye to Roy, Beichen opened the terminal to confirm the target location, and then rushed towards the "old location" mentioned by Nian.

It won’t be another trouble, right? Or maybe there will be an unexpected surprise?

Soon, Beichen arrived at the door of the seventh room he had moved into on Rhodes Island that year.

As for the status of the first few rooms, they are probably almost finished.

"Hey, what's up, Nian? Ahem, ahem, ahem, what are you doing again?"

Beichen pushed open the door and was almost choked to death by the thick smoke.

"Well, the furnace exploded accidentally again. Oh, why didn't the protective measures I took in advance work? Forget it, forget it. Let's not think about it for now. Beichen, I have something very important to tell you."

"You talk about so many important things."

"This time it's very important."

Volume 8 End