"Wow, that's so vicious!" Yan Huan gasped, then looked at Feng Jin hesitantly.
"Maybe we should just forget it. Honestly, scolding them isn't so bad—it can motivate the Chimeras to work."
"Huan Bao... whose side are you on?" Feng Jin shot Yan Huan a resentful look.
"Have a little faith in me, okay?"
She smiled at the man.
"Sir, the little Chimeras are very intelligent creatures. They understand our language, have their own ideas, and can make their own choices."
"Any little Chimeras that want to follow Huan Bao and me, please come stand over here!"
At those words, the little Chimeras immediately became excited.
"Can we run away now? Awoo?" The beige Chimera bounced in place.
"Awoo! I'm coming!" The pink Chimera was thrilled. "I don't want to keep following an administrator like this! I want to switch teams! I want to quit!"
Within seconds, three little Chimeras had moved to stand behind Yan Huan and Feng Jin.
"No... seriously?" The man stared blankly.
"Hey, poaching my people right in front of me? That's too much. Is this how the Chrysos Heirs do things?"
"I haven't broken any rules." Feng Jin clasped her hands behind her back and smiled faintly.
"You're still the administrator, but none of the little Chimeras are willing to remain on your team."
"Isn't this outcome exactly in line with the fairness you keep insisting on?"
"Or does the Elder Council only care to listen to everyone's wishes when it suits its own needs?"
"This..." The man narrowed his eyes. This did follow the rules.
"Tch, no!"
He said angrily:
"I'm going to complain to the garden! You're abusing your authority and oppressing the citizens of Okhema!"
"Please, go ahead." Feng Jin gestured with one hand.
"I'm just not sure whether the gardeners will find