The End of the World: Chaos

At this moment, Hill walked in slowly. She had a strong aura, short hair, and was wearing a black suit. Her face was cold, like frost in winter, making it difficult for people to approach her. She looked around and finally locked her eyes on Yang Yi.

"Yang Yi, we need to talk in detail." Hill's voice was clear and firm.

Yang Yi smiled and said, "Director Hill, I am honored to have you here today."

"I don't have time to play with you." Hill walked steadily to Yang Yi, frowning slightly, his eyes gradually becoming serious, "Your recent actions have made me worried."

"Actions? What do you want to say?" Yang Yi was secretly worried but pretended not to care.

Ruth and Sika looked at each other with awkward expressions, as if they felt that Hill's arrival had broken the originally relaxed atmosphere.

"I heard that you have been conducting some illegal training recently." Hill's brows were furrowed, her eyes were sharp as a knife, "Especially these two." She pointed at Ruth and Sika.

"Uh... this is private training and has nothing to do with the overall situation." Yang Yi tried to defend himself.

"Personal training?" Hill's voice suddenly rose. "Do you think I don't know what you are doing? We need a team, not just one person's individual effort." She looked directly at Yang Yi, with a hint of dissatisfaction in her eyes.

At this time, Ruth couldn't help but say, "Director Hill, we just want to improve our abilities so that we can be more helpful in the battle."

"Improving your abilities is certainly a good idea, but you cannot get rid of team discipline because of this." Hill's tone was a little slower, but still serious, "You are members of SHIELD and must follow the corresponding rules."

"But, Director, sometimes the rules will restrict our combat effectiveness." Yang Yi retorted with a little excitement, "If we can be stronger, we can save more people at the critical moment."

Hill sighed, and seemed unwilling to get entangled with Yang Yi: "I can understand your thoughts, but you must know that as the director, my responsibility is to protect everyone, including you."

"I understand, and I am confident that I can control everything." Yang Yi frowned and spoke in a strong tone.

"Confidence is important, but being overconfident can lead to pride, which can lead to disaster," Hill warned sternly. "You need to think carefully about the consequences."

Yang Yi was silent for a moment. He knew that Hill's worry was not groundless. However, he was unwilling to compromise because of his stubbornness.

Seeing the atmosphere becoming increasingly tense, Ruth was eager to try to resolve the situation: "Director, can you find a compromise so that training can improve capabilities while maintaining team discipline?"

Hilton paused, turned his gaze to Ruth, and slowly responded: "I hope you understand that as an agent, you must have sufficient self-discipline. Your strength comes from the team, and cannot be dominated by personal ambition."

Xika also interrupted and said, "We understand, but we also want to improve. Can you give us some suggestions so that we can emphasize individual abilities while training efficiently within the team?"

Hill thought for a moment and finally nodded: "Okay, I will provide you with some suggestions. However, this is by no means condoning your behavior, but I hope you can better integrate into the team."

"Thank you, Chief!" Ruth was overjoyed, and the nervousness on her face immediately disappeared.

"I hope you can learn from each other through training, rather than just in private." Hill's tone slowed down, and he became more tolerant. "I will send an instructor to assist you in your training."

"This is good news!" Yang Yi was shocked and felt relieved. "We will definitely do our best to cooperate with the instructor."

"You must pay attention to the rhythm," Hill continued. "Training is not only to improve individual abilities, but also to enhance teamwork. Only when you trust each other can you show the greatest effectiveness in battle."

"Understood, Director." Yang Yi nodded sincerely, then raised the corner of his mouth, "But when our strength has improved to a certain level, I hope you can arrange some exciting tasks to test our training results."

Hill smiled slightly, seeming to be pleased with Yang Yi's words, "This may be possible, but you must prove that you are ready."

"No problem!" Xika said confidently, "We will definitely try our best!"

"Okay, in that case, I will leave first and arrange the instructor. You should train well and don't take it lightly." After Hill said this, he turned and walked towards the exit, leaving behind firm footsteps.

"Goodbye, Director!" Ruth and Sika said goodbye in unison, their voices as clear as bells.

Yang Yi looked at Hill's departing figure, with mixed feelings in his heart. He knew that although today's conversation was not satisfactory, at least in terms of team discipline, Hill pointed out a new path for them.

"It seems that we have to make some adjustments now." Yang Yi said to Ruth and Xika with a smile, "We need to find our place in the rules."