Warfarin could not understand official paperwork, but she could understand medical matters.
That was why Warfarin evaluated Chen Luo that way.
"Chen Luo already had quite a few identities. Not mysterious ones—just a lot of them. You never knew where he would suddenly pop up from with yet another new identity." Kal'tsit walked over to the stack of documents on the right, reviewing the annotations as she answered.
"I know that... after all, that guy once said he had worked as a psychologist. But he keeps saying he's still underage. Can that be trusted? This doesn't sound like a medical answer an underage person could give."
"Who knows?" Kal'tsit replied blandly.
"But since he could so easily finish Amiya's work in an hour, then finish all the work I had piled up, that means he probably has even more potential. Perhaps after we catch him and bring him back, we can assign him more work in other areas." After discovering that all the work she had expected to stay up late handling tonight had been dealt with perfectly, Kal'tsit said this.
"Have some humanity." Warfarin could not help saying.
"Um... Doctor Kal'tsit, the Doctor could have refused my request, but he still helped you finish all the work that had accumulated these past few days. The Doctor said he was worried you had been working too hard lately, so he wanted you to avoid staying up tonight and rest early."
After hearing Kal'tsit's words, the little rabbit grew anxious.
After finishing those two stacks of work, Chen Luo had already looked like he was in unbearable pain. If the Doctor came back and found his workload had increased again, then... leaving aside whether they could even catch him, even if they did, they might not be able to bring him