"All right. I'm sorry to interrupt this touching father-son moment, but we're probably running out of time." Lin Yun had forgotten exactly how long it would take for the Witch Hunter traveling with the Flame Wizard and the Imperial Captain to reach the city and "start" the plot.
There was no doubt, though, that after the young lady had already used up "most of the time," there really wasn't much left.
"Sir, although I still don't know who you are, I hope you'll let me come with you. I've explored the mine before, so I'm fairly familiar with the place," Haide'an said earnestly.
"That won't be necessary. I've already explored most of the mine, and even if something happens, I can change the terrain there to give us the advantage. We appreciate the offer, though," the young lady said seriously.
As an HR manager, the young lady paid close attention to the details. She was especially good at reading people and observing how her superiors handled things.
She generally adopted whatever style her superiors preferred when she worked. After all, sometimes being "too different" could be a problem.
As an HR manager, she had to fit in while also showing what made her special. That took skill.
Under Lin Yun's leadership, she had learned that he had no misconceptions about the need to strive for perfection; he only expected things to be done with ever greater precision. So she naturally brought to bear the abilities expected of someone who had risen to such a position without any backing.
In other words, she did what she was supposed to do while paying attention to every detail she could.
Besides, this was a matter of life and death.
Unless Lin Yun and the others left Erbeis Lake as soon as they had