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Chapter 272 The Boss Who Finally Appeared After Losing Five Worlds
"Ha~ Another peaceful day! Taking the civil service exam was definitely the only right choice!"

Delis Opel walked into the office building under the warm and holy sunlight. Although she was half an hour late for work, she was not worried at all. After all, her predecessor had not come to work for a full ten years before she was finally discovered. She was only a little late every day. It was no big deal!

"Anyway, it's not an important job."

Delis pushed open the office door, turned on her work equipment, casually pulled a bag of snacks from the drawer, and quietly waited for the work software, which she had already used as her screensaver, to appear.

only……

"Wait, how many?"

Delis's beautiful eyes widened suddenly, the strong shock even making her wonder if she had been cursed by some malicious senior.

"One, two, three, four, five... No, no, it must be wrong! Count again..."

Delilah, unwilling to face reality, counted the pop-ups on the screen one by one, but even with all her self-doubt, she was still capable of counting them all.

"Oh my god! What's going on? Such a huge deficit in an instant? Did someone sneak into my office last night? But there's no reason for that! Someone with the ability to break in wouldn't do something like this, right? You should at least put up a recommender badge. This long string of abnormal markers is too obvious. What are you trying to achieve?" Delis scratched her beautiful, bluish-white hair vigorously, almost frantic.

Looking at the deficit, Delis instinctively considered her personal account for a moment, then shook her head vigorously—

"We can't afford to pay for it! We just can't afford to make up for this hole! No, we have to find a solution!"

Thinking of this, she immediately stood up, opened the third drawer on the left, and took out the special operations gear that she had barely worn since it was issued. While recording information, she also glanced at the strange clock made up of twelve dials, and sighed silently in her heart:
"The team leader usually only peeks around around noon, so I have about three and a half hours to deal with these things... Luckily, they're all from the lower worlds... Wait! Holy crap! How come there's also the [Exile Land]?! I knew it! How could the lower worlds have such a huge deficit?! Who [beep] [beep] [beep] is having a fit?!"

Delis uttered a string of slang from her hometown in a very unladylike manner, while congratulating herself on not neglecting her training in order to maintain her figure. However, when she saw that string of coordinates, she still felt a chill run down her spine.

"Delis, you're an outstanding graduate who set a record in practical assessments! You're just a prison bound by the rules of the world! You can do it!"

Delis kept encouraging herself. Although the procedure dictated that she should call a professional in this situation, pressing the alarm was easy, but the consequences would be troublesome!

The state of the office building is evident from the fact that she was half an hour late or the first to arrive. If this were to go through the proper procedures, wouldn't she be the one to take the blame?

"call!"

Taking a deep breath, Delis turned the clock face, and with the ticking of the clock, her field gear enveloped her body.

Although entering the lower realm from within the office is against the rules, she can't afford to think about that now. To protect her well-paid and leisurely civil servant job, to avoid being burdened with debts that would take tens of thousands of years to repay, and to avoid spending half her life in Talos Prison, she must solve this bug herself! "Coordinates locked, timeline focused, 5, 4, 3..."

As the system began its countdown, Delis tried to regulate her breathing. Although she had participated in an internship when she was in school, she had never actually gone out on fieldwork in all these years, so how could she not be nervous?
"I should have listened to my mom and signed a few brave guys to get some career positions..."

Delis sighed and launched a program to confirm that there were indeed no brave men available to recruit. Her anxiety finally subsided.

The radiance flowed, the bridge between worlds was complete, and with a slight dizziness, the air became murky.

"Cough cough cough! No wonder it's a place of exile, it's truly a desolate and treacherous place..."

Delis smoothed her long, disheveled hair, which had become messy from traversing different worlds, and looked down at the small, sandbox-like world in the distance. She recalled the regulations she had learned in school and activated her personal terminal to check her current status.

"Fortunately, it's just a normal place of exile. The rules and structure are the same as in the school. At most, we'll just encounter a few suppressed demon lords. It's alright, it's alright... Oh, right, we still need to cut off the net. Otherwise, it would be a big problem if public officials were found to have entered the place of exile without permission!"

Disconnected from the network, Delis took a step forward, and the ether particles in the void condensed into a rainbow bridge, carrying her all the way into the sandbox world.

"That's a bit too flashy. Let's turn off the special effects!"

Looking at her "descending to earth" special effects, Delis couldn't help but sigh. She thought that even the logistics department would never have imagined that one day someone would actually descend to earth wearing this set of field gear.
"Forget it, let's find the problem as soon as possible. There are still several worlds to deal with! Damn it, even though the timelines of different worlds are independent, it's too absurd that so many problems have arisen at the same time!" Delis was extremely annoyed at this moment. If it weren't for the fact that there was still a long time before the evaluation, she would really suspect that her predecessors had secretly dumped their old scores on her to settle.

"I'm too small to lie flat!"

Delis sighed, calmed her emotions, and began to sense the state of the world.

The Land of Exile is different from the regular world, with extremely strict rules. Generally, only powerful demon lords who are immortal and for whom no hero can be found to fight against them will be sent to this world.

However, this kind of imprisonment is not a good solution once and for all, because time in different worlds is relatively independent. If the problem cannot be truly solved, the Demon King will eventually return. The only effect of doing this is to give those responsible for training heroes more time.

"Speaking of which, it's been almost five or six years since we've seen an S-rank hero. No, it seems like even an A-rank hero was a thing of the past six months. I remember it even made the news back then... Seriously, the quality of transmigrators has been getting worse and worse these past few years."

Frustrated, Delis followed the scent and spotted a village in the distance. Her eyes immediately sharpened.

"The spell to dispel idle humans is based on necromancy. I remember there are several demon lords in this place of exile who are skilled in necromancy, so it's best not to get too close for now..."

(End of this chapter)