Anna couldn't help rolling her eyes. She shouted, "What are you looking at? Don't tell me you don't get paid—I don't either, okay?"
Besides, though she was reluctant to admit it, this guy really was a Savior.
"If you want wages, go ask Anna. You're members of the Evil Spirit Legion, so she's responsible for paying you—if you want to be paid, that is."
Andrew said this, and everyone turned to look at Anna. Anna glared at Andrew. It was bad enough that he didn't pay her; now he wanted her to pay his employees too. Was he really a Savior?
Was this the legendary paid employment? Not only did she work without wages, she had to pay other people's wages out of her own pocket?
"Alright, did you hear what I just said? There are many survivors in this world who need saving, and these people will be important manpower."
Andrew clapped his hands. Quite a few of the test subjects frowned. There weren't many good people left in the End Times, because good people died especially quickly, while bad people lived longer.
So, the test subjects had little interest in Andrew's "moral coercion." They would much rather kill all these soldiers. After all, the soldiers belonged to the Mysterious Organization, which had tricked them into coming here and turned them into test subjects. That was a blood feud.
Unlike the test subjects, Anna hoped the soldiers would live. She truly was a little too much of a Holy Mother.
There had been nothing she could do during the battle, but now that it was over and everything had stopped, her Holy Mother instincts emerged again.
"None of you are saying anything, which means you agree. Very good. My painstaking efforts to save you weren't wasted."
Andrew nodded in