Hmph, Hawk, you idiot, you really fell for it!
Watching Hawk leave after she had talked him into it, Wendy immediately flashed a sly grin.
Everything she had just said about carrying forward the Maslow Spirit and cultivating more Maslowist warriors had been a lie.
Her true purpose was to give Hawk more work and squeeze the time he had to read the Maslow Quotations.
That way, this guy, who memorized things faster than she did and worshiped Captain John just as much as she did, would always lag behind her in his grasp of the Maslow Spirit.
Only then could the identity of John's number-one warrant officer follower remain with the clever Sergeant Wendy!
"Though it's a little despicable and shameless, sorry, Hawk. You need to understand that being despicable is also one way to victory, hmph!"
"Besides, while spreading the Maslow Spirit to others might increase your workload, it'll also give you a deeper understanding of Maslowism, won't it?"
"And anyway, everything has to follow the order of arrival. Sergeant Ben was personally acknowledged by Warrant Officer John as a follower. You're a latecomer, so even if you really want to take that position, Warrant Officer John probably wouldn't agree."
"When Warrant Officer John rejects you, you'll definitely take it badly. You might even become jealous and do something to harm your comrades."
"So I'm doing this for your own good. You absolutely mustn't blame me!"
Wendy kept persuading herself in her heart.
But she seemed to feel that such vile behavior truly did not fit the spirit of Maslowism.
Afraid that someone might notice her despicable actions, Wendy immediately glanced around with a guilty conscience.
When she found that no one was looking at her strangely, she put on a show of clearing her throat. Then she