Although Bax had agreed readily, he knew there was no spare manpower to send down for the time being.
The Fallen Angel Church was short on personnel and was still keeping a low profile while it developed.
Still, there was no problem with making promises, and they could even recruit a batch of members locally.
Although the chief of the Municipal Bureau knew Bax might just be making empty promises, he looked delighted.
Whether it could be done depended on practical factors, but whether they were willing to do it was a matter of attitude.
Whether it was accountability, commendations, or building relationships afterward, none of it would pose any difficulty for Bax.
It was only after half a month of busy work that the ripples caused by the incident gradually subsided.
Bax began handling serious business.
After observing them over this period, he had gained a basic understanding of the motley crew under his command.
More than half of them were loafers or people who had gotten in through connections, but there were also a few who genuinely wanted to get things done.
Because evolvers were heavily affected by the strength of their abilities, it was even harder for them to rise through the ranks.
That was Bax's opportunity.
Of course, directly recruiting people into the church was the lowest-grade method.
Not only was it easy to expose himself, but it was also difficult to trust the followers he recruited that way.
But Bax had his methods.
As his position became more secure, he deliberately increased his personal presence within the District Bureau.
For instance, his office gained a few more personalized decorations.
Ordinary people might simply overlook them.
But anyone paying attention could discover the underlying common logic behind those personalized decorations.
Coupled with the times Bax would