Responsibility, Growth, and Love (Continued)

Himeko found it strange that only these two needed to be examined. What about the others? Injuring internal organs and eardrums at the same time was clearly an infrasound attack, and infrasound attacks were always area-of-effect attacks...

Himeko shook her head, her expression shifting from envy to seriousness.

"You didn't... let students with no combat ability split up and act alone, did you?"

"Uh."

Teacher Himeko, look at everyone here. Would you dare press a hand to your enormous assets and swear that they're all students with no combat ability?

But it was true that he had let the students act alone.

Abandoning every team member and completing the mission alone was a major taboo in intern assignments centered on growth. Himeko's gaze immediately turned stern. The medical staff took Seele and Bronya away, while Himeko brought Zhao Bai to her office.

Himeko locked the door.

"This is a very serious matter. Let's discuss how to lead interns from a completely equal standpoint, shall we?"

"Hm?"

When Himeko locked the door, he had thought something might happen.

But nothing did.

This was more like a heart-to-heart talk with a superior. Himeko was exceptionally responsible in this regard. She noticed every sign of someone going astray, and she could not forgive it. Even if it took tremendous effort, Himeko would set them back on the right path.

Himeko sat while Zhao Bai stood.

He spotted a small wooden chair with a backrest beside him, pulled it over, and sat down without the slightest politeness.

Zhao Bai did not answer the question.

"We're discussing how to properly guide the growth of organization members. You must do your utmost to improve your leadership and organizational skills. The principal personally entrusted me with making you more capable..."

Himeko stopped.

If she continued, the matter