The Best Show Was Yet to Come

The Yodelin brothers said with a laugh.

"Since he put it that way, let's do as he says."

"The super genius has spoken, so we have to follow his instructions. Otherwise, if things fail later, he'll dump the blame on you."

The two brothers were completely in the mood to watch the show.

They were just waiting for Leo to fly into a helpless rage a few days later.

Edgar opened and closed his mouth before saying, "All right."

He was feeling utterly helpless as well.

If the data wasn't adjusted, how could it possibly avoid falling afterward?

And if Edgar intervened halfway through, then the Yodelin brothers might really be right—Leo would dump the blame on him.

Thinking of this, Edgar could only quietly wait for three or four days to pass.

Fortunately, there was still plenty of time before the laboratory project ended. Letting Leo mess around would cause some losses, but they wouldn't be too serious.

Edgar failed to notice that what he was actually calculating was how to treat Leo as the one to blame and steer matters in the direction most favorable to himself.

After leaving Group One, Leo went to Group Two, Group Four, and Group Five.

Compared to Group One, these groups were more willing to cooperate.

In their eyes, although having Leo around would take away some of their profits, their minds weren't on research at the moment.

With Leo's help, they could barely keep the laboratory running during this period.

Of course, unlike Group One, they didn't hand everything over to Leo.

Since their arrangements were more or less the same, Leo maintained them according to the situations in Groups Three and One, and these could likewise remain unchanged for three to four days.

Group Six was the last group.

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