"Director" having Dionysus accompany him in his actions might indeed cause some inconvenience for Lin Yu.
After all, to a certain extent, Yin Lan could be regarded as the eyes and ears of the "Professor" and "Secretary"—and considering that Yin Lan did not believe the two because of their charisma or personal friendship, but simply because they were the highest decision-makers, she had chosen to trust them.
Thus, to a certain extent, Yin Lan could be regarded as a representative of the will of the entire "Order" organization.
Her code of conduct placed the organization's interests and regulations above everything else.
This was a good thing for any member of the "Order"—the fact that a powerful person like Yin Lan had no selfish motives meant that even if either the "Professor" or the "Secretary" became corrupt or defected, Yin Lan would definitely make the "correct decision" after recognizing the truth.
Even to ordinary "Players" who identified with the ideals of the "Order," her existence was a reliable safeguard of sorts.
But...
For Lin Yu, that was obviously not the case.
Although he had joined the "Order"... it was abundantly clear that Lin Yu did not agree with the ideals of the "Order."
He had merely joined the "Order" based on the "Director" character's setting and for his own convenience in acting.
There were certainly many things Lin Yu truly intended to do that violated the principles of the "Order."
Previously, with Li Hua and Shen Bingmiao acting as two layers of buffer, Lin Yu had still been relatively free to act within the "Order."
But acting in Yin Lan's presence... Lin Yu knew very well that he would probably have to rein in most of his actions.
She had accepted his explanation that he was looking for "informants"... but allowing