Piltover Policewomen had an extremely poor reputation among commoners, but that was not the case among nobles. They were well versed in etiquette and highly professional, possessing not only excellent physical skills and the keen observational abilities expected of police officers, but also a record of mission completion that had always ranked among the best in the field.
She had been in the profession for several hundred thousand years, and this was far from her first Campus Association assignment. To fulfill her duties properly, she had spent considerable time learning how to identify high-quality students, especially the traits of Great Clan disciples.
It might have looked as though her colleague had just cursed out that bear-cat without the slightest fear of offending anyone, but the job was actually not easy. You had to identify which people could be cursed at and which could not.
For example, some clans cultivated secret techniques that kept their disciples at relatively low levels in the early stages, only for them to accumulate power and advance rapidly later, surpassing their peers after reaching a certain level. If you failed to recognize someone like that and offended them, the school would hold you accountable.
So when she first saw Li Gou Dan, although she had sensed that the value of his medicinal bath was considerable, she had not treated him with too much courtesy. The reason was that Li Gou Dan did not match any of the traits of Great Clan disciples she had memorized.
But the moment his level appeared, it truly frightened the policewoman.
Anyone with even a little common sense knew what it meant for someone of this age to possess such a level. It was excessive, no matter what species they belonged to.
According to her records, some species had relatively short