Although "Skinner" might really have been able to hold Lin Yu and Old Zheng back if he made a move, and even summon reinforcements from the Psychology Society.
But Schreiber's reputation was too formidable, and with Old Zheng, who also seemed to be an expert within the organization, standing beside him, "Skinner" did not even have the courage to act.
On top of that, Lin Yu had been speaking to Skinner from the position of a "confident" superior, so...
After negotiating with Skinner, conveying the information he wanted to convey, and probing out some intelligence, he had actually managed to withdraw unscathed.
"Boss, so your goal... was to get the Psychology Society involved too?"
As they walked through Shenzhen's streets, Old Zheng carefully asked the question only after releasing his Mental Power to search the deserted, silent roads on both sides and confirming that there were no Psychology Society spies or members of other organizations tailing them.
Lin Yu was much more relaxed. Hearing the question, he nodded lightly.
"Of course... Since they're involved too, it benefits me to have them participate."
Old Zheng frowned. "Why? If the Psychology Society gets involved... wouldn't that make things even more uncontrollable for Order?"
"If you want the Player Mutual Aid Society's election to proceed smoothly, shouldn't you do your best to keep the Psychology Society from getting involved?"
"Even if you told them about the Marauders' arrangements, once the Psychology Society takes action, they might not only target the Marauders. More likely, they'll make the situation even more chaotic."
Lin Yu looked at Old Zheng in puzzlement.
"Old Zheng, why do you think I want things to be 'orderly' instead of 'chaotic'?"
Old Zheng froze as well. "Because, Boss, you..."
When Old Zheng reached this point, he instinctively found himself at a