Enterprise Culture

So things had gotten this tense?

First the Divine Envoy, then the Night Watcher chief.

With such a strong reaction one after another, it seemed that if things got bad enough, An Jing Shizhi might even go straight to the Night Watchers to confess to the company's past violations.

But from the tea party with Leigo, Delin, and the others this morning, none of them seemed particularly worried about An Jing's situation. They seemed certain that a few setbacks couldn't hurt such a behemoth.

Could Yin Hehong know something no one else did?

It felt like a storm was brewing!

"Chief Yin just mentioned that the conflict between An Jing and Siren has become increasingly intense. I haven't heard much about that."

Thinking of this, Fu Qian asked deliberately.

"Not long ago, An Jing Company's Abyss sank in coastal waters. Not a single person aboard survived, and even the wreckage vanished without a trace."

Yin Hehong's smile didn't waver as he answered Fu Qian's question.

"And over the past two days, An Jing Company has suffered at least three times as many personnel losses. Even Siren Group, which has taken the initiative, has only gained a slight advantage."

"As for Mr. Dancy saying he hadn't heard about it, that's naturally because conflicts between groups aren't allowed to spill over and disturb ordinary people."

As he spoke, Yin Hehong looked at Fu Qian's mask, deliberately emphasizing "ordinary people."

Whether he knew something about what Fu Qian had done, or simply disapproved of an ordinary person getting involved in supernatural affairs, was unclear.

"As long as that principle is upheld, the Night Watchers won't restrict any normal competition."

So even if Transcendents fought until they were at each other's throats, it counted as normal competition as long as ordinary people weren't harmed?