Mondy's Test

Hearing Bonawa's voice, then seeing Moka tugging and pulling at him inside, Mondy's face instantly darkened.

He immediately shut the door behind him, then looked at Moka.

"Is this how you handled it? My evaluation of you for this mission is only one word: unqualified."

Although Moka had long expected this to happen, being reprimanded by Mondy in front of his own student still made his face burn with embarrassment.

Seeing that Moka still knew shame, Mondy did not scold him further and instead turned to Bonawa.

"Principal, I want to join you. Lingling and the others are in danger right now. I want to find them."

Mondy was no child. Bonawa was clearly doing this for that girl named Lingling.

Standing to one side, Moka began shooting Mondy meaningful looks, practically on the verge of dropping to his knees and begging.

Mondy's expression had not improved since he entered the room. He looked at Bonawa, then said,

"I know what you want to do. I can agree to let you act with us, but you must stay by my side and obey my orders.

"Otherwise, if you do anything that threatens the success of our mission, I will immediately take merciless measures against you. Your father and Lineage will also be implicated because of your treason."

Hearing Mondy's words, Moka nearly burst into tears.

What kind of talk was that? What did he mean by treason? He had opened with such an enormous charge—what child could bear that kind of psychological pressure?

Yet Mondy paid no attention to Moka's frantic signals. Since Moka wanted to drag Bonawa into this, then the assessment for becoming an agent had begun from this very moment.

And the first step was a psychological test.

Bonawa was startled by Mondy's words as well.

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