As the five intern prison guards from Protos Royal Magic Academy quietly examined the tasks assigned to them on their wristbands in the Warden's Office, a stiff atmosphere quietly settled over them.
In a short time, they quickly glanced at the tasks displayed on one another's wristbands.
As the shallowest level of the prison, the Negative First Floor housed prisoners of all strengths, ranging from weak to powerful. They generally fell within the category of presumed sentences of one to ten years. There were usually no truly heinous criminals there, but that did not mean carrying out tasks as prison guards was free of mortal danger.
On their way here, they had seen quite a few relatively simple tasks, such as supervising prisoners during their daily labor activities, cleaning, or other physical work, as well as ensuring that the prisoners maintained order and that their work proceeded smoothly.
There was also the task of organizing and classifying the files of serious offenders. It leaned more toward clerical work and required organizing and updating information on a group of serious offenders, including their personal histories, criminal records, behavioral assessment reports, and so on.
The easiest task of all was routine security patrols. They only needed to conduct regular inspections of designated areas and, upon discovering a security risk, report and respond accordingly.
Yet nearly all five of them had been assigned tasks involving repairs in dangerous areas, handling disputes between high-level prisoners, and even monitoring isolation areas for special prisoners. These prisoners were isolated individually because they displayed extremely violent tendencies and unpredictable behavior patterns. During routine inspections, prison guards had to watch their every move closely and ensure that they caused no disturbance or escaped their cells in any form.
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