Drug-Eating Genius Mage

Looking at the dark night sky reflected through the office window, Panoa lit a cigarette.

Chiik ㅡ

“Whoa ……”

The time it took to deliver the detailed operational outline and the necessary items to the newly formed freelance team members, including the wizard class, was well over 6 hours.

It took more than half of the time it took to memorize the things you must know during the operation process, but it is also true that Panoa and other employees sweated in the process.

Half took a quick look at it, memorized all the necessary information, and left, but it was her job to take care of the rest.

Mana, who was watching her from behind, asked.

“What did the boss say?”

“what?”

“You must have said something while receiving additional funding this time. I think you said something.”

“Nothing was said.”

“………”

Panoa smiled bitterly at Mana’s silence.

“You don’t need to say anything.”

It is a project that was initiated after taking risks in order to take the initiative in in-house management.

If successful, the board of directors will take over the management with the support of shareholders if the company fails.

It is impossible to turn back as much as we made up our minds, pulled out manpower from each department, put together a project, and invested a huge amount of money in the planning stage.

Success or failure, Dyke’s head will undergo a major upheaval.

At least I should be grateful for being in a position to directly decide the upheaval… Panoa shook her head slowly as she thought about it.

It was not the time to be lost in thoughts.

“Where is the security oath?”

“I took it apart and put it in the company’s basement safe. It is a space used by the president personally, so it will be safe at least until the general meeting of shareholders is held.”

Although he didn’t tell Lennok, Panoa was working really hard to prevent a betrayal like the first operation.

After identifying the identities and affiliations of the candidates in detail and going through cross-verification with Mirror Diver’s ability to collect information, if the contract is violated, all sorts of legal and private restraints are put in place to create a distance where the team members can stumble over the organizations they belong to.

Freelancers’ dissatisfaction that arises in the process is suppressed with huge rewards.

I mean, it’s grandiose, but she was determined and tried to buy credit with money.

All of this was done at the private expense of the presidents who currently support her project.

“If I fail, I won’t be able to look good either…”

“Would only the team leader do that?”

Panoa shed a wry smile at Mana’s calm reply.

Aren’t the current team members gathered in one place to go up to a higher place even though they clearly know that?

“Still, I did my best. All that remains is to bet on that wizard.”

From the very beginning, I started at a disadvantageous position and came this far.

I can’t help but be thankful that I can somehow carry on with my plan by retrieving a half-skilled person.

“After we finish this operation, we will have to give Ban something else. Should I check out the VIP Auction House again?”

“I don’t think you need to worry about that anymore.”

“It’s not about worrying, it’s about comforting.”

Panoa replied, rubbing the remaining butt.

“Now that’s all we can do while expecting the plan to succeed.”

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