To be honest, this was Jiang Han's first time seriously working inside a witch company instead of slacking off.
Although the witches considered working at the Witch House a natural profession and necessity, Jiang Han had always found it a little strange. Now, though, she had developed a rare bit of fondness for the long-unfamiliar company environment.
Jiang Han herself knew that this fondness did not come from things like "kind and gentle coworkers" or "an understanding boss."
It came from her own solid technical ability.
It came from her own outstanding professional qualities.
Jiang Han had already passed the stage of [whatever I accomplish is three parts my own credit and seven parts the credit of top witches]. At this very moment, she had completely awakened the witches' unrestrained nature and grasped the one unchanging truth shared by the Witch World and the parallel worlds of land-dwellers:
"If you possess scarce, genuine skills worth keeping around, you can live comfortably in any line of work!"
Thank Xuelun Curie, thank Kraken, thank all the Ghost Witches...
...After silently thanking the witches who had given her so many chances to practice alchemy, Jiang Han glanced at the work in her hands and briefly recalled how many chips she had made.
She had made more than forty already. Only a few more were needed to meet her daily quota.
But as the saying went, the closer work was to being finished, the more one had to hold back!
The management absolutely could not be allowed to know just how much spare capacity there was in the current workload.
She opened the Crystal ball displaying the orders and used her deputy team leader authority to check on the work status of the others in the group.
First was Priscilla's list of sequencing runes.