Found Himself Another Problem

What kind of hero needs supervision, and what kind of company would cover up problems?

And Hughie and Robin, what to do next.

These things were quite different from what she had imagined the life of the Seven to be like.

However, after glancing at Lin Mo and Maeve walking ahead, she felt a little more at ease.

At least, her idols, those two, are still here.

Some things, I'll figure out later.

Soon everyone returned to Vought, Ashley, along with Hughie and Robin, went to familiarize themselves with the surroundings.

Lin Mo, on the other hand, headed straight for the floor where Madelyn was.

These past two days, he's been busy researching Compound V, giving the Public Relations President a little more free time.

Now, the medicine is ready, and Robin has been saved.

Someone needs to explain what the A-Train said before, right?

Madelyn provided the drugs, but she didn't tell the A-Train what they were for; he didn't know, but he didn't care.

However, sending those goods abroad by A-Train is not something that can be done simply by saying it's a company order.

Especially the A-Train, which at the time thought it knew.

Lin Mo of this, Lin Mo glanced to the side and saw that the A-Train seemed to be preparing to head in another direction.

He called out to the other person directly.

"A-Train."

The other person immediately stopped and turned to look at Lin Mo.

"Exist."

"You come too."

Lin Mo looked at him.

"Don't run."

The A-Train paused for a moment, then seemed to suddenly realize something, and its expression froze.

Let's go see Madelyn together?

That's just...

Judging from his reaction, Lin Mo already knew that the kid had remembered.

"That thing about you sending food abroad."

"Wait a minute, let's make it clear to her too."

takeout.

Upon hearing those two words, the A-Train was momentarily speechless.

Whose takeout is this? It's Compound V.

But thinking about it carefully, what I did before seems to be quite similar.

She gave him the items, he told her the location, and he was responsible for delivering them. As for why he was delivering them, or what would happen after he delivered them, he didn't really think about it much at the time.

After all, in his understanding, this was arranged by the company.

In hindsight, it seems I've created another problem for myself.

Immediately, the A-Train, which had just relaxed because Robin had recovered, became a little apprehensive again.

"At the time, I really thought you knew."

He said something in time, seemingly trying to defend himself.

Lin Mo ignored everything else and said, "You said that before."

"Just say it again later."

A-Train:"..."

All right.

It looks like he'll definitely be going this time.

Maeve, who was standing nearby, stopped in her tracks upon hearing this.

When she went to the research institute before, she certainly remembered what the A-Train said on the way, and she also remembered what she and Lin Mo thought about at the time.

Madelyn wants to use external threats to push Superhero into the military system.

If that's the case, then this matter is not as simple as just sending a few doses of medicine.

Now Lin Mo was clearly preparing to ask him himself, Maeve, looking at him, suddenly became somewhat interested.

To be honest, she rarely saw Lin Mo so proactive in dealing with the mess inside Vought.

Normally, he would find out about many things and then decide what to do based on the situation.

Now, take the people directly to find Madelyn.

The scene is unlikely to be too boring.

I'll go too.

Maeve spoke, Lin Mo glanced at her.

"Didn't you just get back?"

Why is everyone here trying to join in the fun? They're just a bunch of bystanders.

"I've heard about that too."

Maeve smiled.

"We need to know what happened in the end, right?"

That makes a lot of sense, as for whether there's any element of wanting to go and watch the excitement involved.

Only she knows the answer.

Lin Mo didn't stop her. Joanna had been holding his arm the whole time, so it was impossible for her to run off somewhere else now.

So, the A-Train stood to the side, looking at Lin Mo, then at Joanna and Maeve.

Suddenly, I felt that I should explain everything I knew later.

Don't let anyone feel like they haven't explained anything.

Otherwise, tonight might not end so easily.

Lin Mo had already turned his gaze away and walked towards Madelyn's office.

He was quite interested to hear about that Public Relations President.

How am I going to explain that I secretly sent Compound V abroad without his knowledge?

months ago.

Madelyn was already having a headache about her position.

The title of Public Relations President certainly sounds impressive, and it's enough to make many people smile at her.

But only she knew that sitting in that position wasn't as comfortable as others thought.

Edgar was above them, along with those who followed Edgar and gained his trust.

There are many things she feels she can do.

With just a word from the other party, she could take back what she had prepared.

Next up is another group of Superhero who aren't exactly easy to deal with.

Some are obedient, but quite a few are disobedient.

Ironically, the few who were the most difficult to manage were also the ones she absolutely couldn't afford to offend.

Lin Mo, Joanna, and Maeve.

Especially the first two, she had tried before to get them to cooperate with her work arrangements.

As a result, the refusal was even more decisive than when she assigned the task.

She gave a few reasons: she didn't want to go, she wasn't interested, she didn't have time. She didn't dare continue.

If it were someone else, she could still discuss contracts, media exposure, and the company's future plans for that person.

But when it came to Lin Mo and Joanna, none of these things really worked.

Even Edgar had specifically reminded her of this.

Don't make enemies with them, otherwise how can she manage things?

The boss has already made his point so clear.

She can't possibly go to an event or a photoshoot just to prove how much power she, as the Public Relations President, really has, can she?

As for Maeve, since she's getting too close to those two people, Madelyn can't really do anything to her.

So, in many ways, she, this seemingly quite capable Public Relations President...

The only ones who can truly be used to suppress others are those like the Deep, who are relatively easy to manipulate.

Threaten them, reduce activities, and adjust publicity.

The other party will immediately start to panic and desperately try to appease her.

But no matter how skilled you are at it, it's not very useful; we can't let her move up a step from her current position.

Madelyn, however, had been sitting there long enough.

She didn't want to remain just Public Relations President; the next step was to become the CEO of Vought, a position she certainly wanted as well.

The problem is that Edgar was still sitting there at that time, but he didn't explicitly say that he was preparing to retire.

Even if she was in a hurry, she couldn't just go over and ask when they would give up their spot.

What's more troublesome is that even if Edgar really leaves, she might not necessarily get that position.

She wasn't the only one being watched; there were senior and well-connected people in the company as well.

And then there were those who had always enjoyed Edgar's trust.

Neither of them would be willing to easily give up this opportunity to someone else.

Madelyn thought and thought, but in the end, she came back to the same question.

score.

She needs to achieve something that others can't easily ignore, just by making a few Superhero look better.

Or simply suppressing a few negative news stories for someone is clearly not enough.

Moreover, Edgar's recent arrangements have given her another reason to speculate.

Is this old codger already planning to retire?