Hao Ren always had plenty of ideas—but most of them didn't look particularly safe. The Data Terminal described him as "extremely good at exploiting loopholes, challenging the limits of every safety protocol, solving precision problems with simple brute force, and having a head full of straight-line thinking," practically tearing apart the fruits of Hao Ren's study after reading the employee handbook.
Hao Ren felt rather depressed by the brick's assessment. "Seriously, is your evaluation of me really that bad...?"
The terminal swayed its body. "Seriously, that's generally how the organization evaluates veteran employees... especially those with over two hundred years of work experience."
Hao Ren immediately felt better. He felt he had gained a deeper understanding of the auditors' culture within the Time-Space Administration Bureau, and that he was practically a model employee in this line of work.
He once again confirmed the entire handover process with the Data Terminal and Nolan, and made sure all of Nolan's systems were in peak condition. He then briefly explained the situation here to Vivian and vigorously rubbed Lily's head: this would leave the Husky Girl dazed for a short while, preventing her from voicing any objections. Finally, he gave Bai Huo and Tutanin a "I've got this" look, hoping it would make him seem a little more impressive. Unfortunately, the two Demon Hunters had no idea what he was trying to do—in fact, after Nolan entered the scene and the Data Terminal began explaining a huge pile of high-tech jargon, the two Demon Hunters had already been completely bewildered.
At last, he looked at the indistinct mass floating above the ruins hall, impossible to tell whether it was matter or energy, and raised both hands high. "Come on, you bastard. I'm calling you—dare you answer?"
Before his voice had even faded, he