"Looks like I can only become a scholar."
Early the next morning, Yan Huan canceled all commissions and called the three little ones to a corner of the Life Garden.
"From now on, we'll prioritize leveling up."
With his hands on his hips, Yan Huan said seriously:
"Only by improving our abilities can we raise our pay and survive the increasingly fierce competition."
"Boss, I have something to say." The pink Chimera raised a paw.
"Go ahead."
"Boss, I think... there's no need for us to learn at all."
The pink Chimera, Stress Pack, said earnestly:
"Previous administrators directly recruited Chimeras with the necessary abilities. They never taught them, since it was such a waste of time..."
Just like many companies, if they spent tremendous effort training a rookie into an elite, they would ultimately have one concern.
...What if he changed jobs?
Wouldn't the company have trained him for nothing, only to benefit someone else?
"Good question, but the current situation is that I can't recruit any newcomers at all." Yan Huan spread his hands and looked down at the three little ones.
"And do you want to keep doing manual labor forever?"
"Look how easy other people's jobs are—putting people to sleep, testing weapons, watering plants..."
At that, the beige Chimera, Slacker, slowly raised a paw as well.
"Speak."
"Boss, we can do those things too."
Slacker said aggrievedly:
"But you're afraid we'll mess up, so you've never let us take other commissions..."
"I was just making an analogy." Yan Huan clasped his hands behind his back, his expression solemn.
"What I mean is, we need to learn more difficult work. Those childish little tasks... are for kids."
"Do you understand computers? Do you understand the Pythagorean theorem? Do you understand quadratic equations?"
"You're still too young. You