Worries and Comfort

Wenren Sheng then called President Zhao and asked him to gather the trainees again for another class.

Previously, frequent Anomalies had forced them to dismiss the trainees for safety reasons.

Now that he had sorted things out, it was actually possible to have the trainees return for classes.

However, under the current circumstances, personal cultivation progressed faster, and they might encounter individual opportunities as well, though they would have to bear the risks themselves.

So he did not intend to reopen the beginner trainee courses just yet. He would wait another year or so before deciding.

After the call, President Zhao indeed voiced his concerns. Wenren Sheng persuaded him with a few words, and he began sending group messages to the trainees, asking those willing to return and listen once more to the master's guidance.

In the group, most of the trainees agreed, including Liu Jian. Clearly, Liu Jian still had no idea he was being watched.

That was modern society. It was becoming increasingly difficult for individuals to hide. It had been so in Wenren Sheng's previous life, and it was even more so in this one.

After finishing that, Big Cat sent him a notification: the Man-Eating River Anomaly had been found in its hiding place.

Wenren Sheng felt greatly reassured upon hearing this. Sure enough, this was the proper way to work.

Core Personnel handled the core tasks, while miscellaneous work was outsourced. That was in line with modern corporate procedures, and the same applied to handling mysterious incidents.

Milia and the other tools were quite capable when it came to taking action, because they had faith.

When it came to motivation, those with faith utterly surpassed those with money, and those with money utterly surpassed those without. That was simply how the hierarchy of contempt worked.