Secret Meeting

"Go notify them. The second batch of teachers can move out." Professor Mei gently swung her crossed leg as she peeled an orange.

The man standing beside her froze slightly. "But Professor Mei, the first hour isn't over yet. Didn't you personally say this was the safe period?"

Professor Mei directly flung the peeled orange rind onto his clothes. "Tell me, who is the leader of the teaching staff?"

The man did not dare dodge and merely lowered his head. "You are."

"What is the current relationship between the teaching staff and the students?"

"Hostile."

"When you're fighting outside, can you trust what the enemy says?"

"..." The man did not dare argue any further and hurried out of the monitoring room.

You're the leader. Everything you say is right.

Inside one of the cabins.

"I'll play a single six."

"You played that wrong. You should've played this."

"Hey, hey, hey, no talking while watching someone's cards."

"Isn't it supposed to be no talking while watching chess?"

"What's the difference?"

The moment the man entered the cabin, he saw several people gathered around playing cards. He called out loudly, "Stop playing cards. Professor Mei has notified us that the second batch of teachers can depart."

"Isn't it too early?" The bearded man in a gray tank top poked his head out.

"This is Professor Mei's decision." The man shrugged, making it clear that he was merely passing along the message.

Tossing aside his cards, the man with a braided ponytail stretched his limbs. "The timing is perfect. Vice Leader He, I don't think you'll need to step in.

"I'll eliminate that student surnamed Chen myself. Tossing teachers around like garbage means he needs to be taught a lesson.

"If we don't make a move soon, the teaching staff will be