Looking at Yu Sheng's thoughtful, faintly expectant expression, Luo initially failed to understand. After all, she had only recently joined the team and wasn't very familiar with him—but it didn't take long for her quick mind to figure out what he was thinking, and her expression grew rather strange.
"Boss, what are you... planning to do?"
Yu Sheng thought for a moment. "Is there any chance you could go back to work for the company—and bring me some of the good stuff from there?"
Luo stared at him, dumbfounded. After a long while, she finally managed to say, "...Isn't that phrasing a little too direct?"
"Putting it more politely wouldn't change the meaning." Yu Sheng was clearly serious. He continued, thinking aloud, "Don't you think this is feasible? As far as the Black Dot Group is concerned, you merely 'disappeared' in a laboratory accident. In reality, I captured you in your own room, and no one knows about that. Afterward, you were imprisoned in the valley, and now you've 'joined' the inn. There are hardly any people who know the whole story from beginning to end.
"As for Baili Qing, there's no need to mention her. Mo Ran is one of mine, and everyone working on this space station is loyal and reliable. If we have to name outsiders, there's only 'Master Alwin' and the Star Scholars he leads. I'm not familiar with them, but the Astrology Society and the Black Dot Group are mortal enemies. There's no way they'd go tip off your old employer. I'll have Mo Ran speak with them privately later, just to prevent any leaks..."
Luo blinked as she listened. Though she had been somewhat surprised at first, her thoughts had unconsciously begun following Yu Sheng's line of reasoning.
She had to admit that Yu