Putting His Remaining Years to Use

"I don't care what methods you use, as long as you meet my requirements."

Yin Ming wasted no words either. He took out a storage bag filled with element crystals and turned to instruct Emma Dalton, "Since you've accepted my things and agreed to work for me, I won't stand on ceremony with you!"

"Go to the Task Building and recruit some people for me. To start, I need three thousand Zero-Ring Wizard Apprentices. Give priority to those versed in rune energy construction, but those without experience are acceptable too. Three days of training, seven days of probation, and substantial rewards for outstanding contributions."

"Also recruit five hundred Zero-Ring Warlocks as experimental subjects. The experiments carry a slight risk of bloodline mutation."

"Set the exact rates yourself, but within three days, you must recruit no fewer than two thousand Zero-Ring Wizard Apprentices and three hundred Zero-Ring Warlocks."

Since he had someone available, Yin Ming naturally had no intention of doing everything himself and going to the Task Building to post the assignments in person.

Besides, having spent almost no time at the Zero-Ring tier himself, he had little sense of hiring rates. Whenever he had hired Zero-Ring transcendents before, he had usually paid a hefty premium to save himself the trouble.

That was fine for three to five hundred people, but now that he was hiring thousands for several years, he had better leave the calculations to a professional.

Emma Dalton: "..."

Not standing on ceremony? This was all he meant?

Emma Dalton looked on with utter resentment.

Only after watching Yin Ming's retreating figure disappear did she take the storage bag and head toward the Task Building.

As the person in charge of the Exchange Building, no one knew these Zero-Ring transcendents' expected rates better than she did.

"..."