The HR Operator's Heart Skipped a Beat

(After the exams, I took two days off. Extra chapters will begin tomorrow.)

Fumizuki's arrival and departure caused no stir on Rhodes Island. She arrived quietly and left quietly, nothing more than a small interlude.

The only thing worth mentioning was that before leaving, she left behind her ninja, Shirayuki.

Shirayuki then reported to Human Resources and applied to become an operator.

Given Shirayuki's special status, the logistics operator in Human Resources was clearly somewhat hesitant when approving her application.

Fortunately, Bai Ye directly approved the application in Dr. Kal'tsit's name.

Well, Bai Ye was not making that up. He really had acted in Dr. Kal'tsit's name, because he had not kept it from her. The moment Fumizuki left, he contacted the old woman.

The Human Resources operators did not know about the meeting between Bai Ye and Fumizuki, but they did breathe a sigh of relief. At least this new operator had not been brought back by Bai Ye.

Over the past six months, that guy had been bringing operators back from all over the place at an absurdly high rate.

The field operators in Human Resources had truly suffered because of it—Rhodes Island had its own rules and regulations. Whenever a new operator applied to join, Human Resources had to dispatch personnel to investigate.

The scope of those investigations was extensive. They had to visit the operator's birthplace to verify their background, and sometimes, because of the new operator's identity, they might even get caught up in various incidents and disputes.

At times, investigations had to be suspended because they were simply too dangerous.

Thanks to Bai Ye, the number of new operators joining Rhodes Island had recently surged, and every one of them was someone extraordinary. The field operators were truly exhausted.

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