Communicate with furry animals without any barriers, and take the farm to the next level

Chapter 277 Mimi
"Meow~" Tell me more. A hoarse meow came from the cat, and Josh felt that there was a chance, so he took a step forward.

"I'm the one who wants to hire you. Let me give you a brief introduction to the job."

My shopping mall needs a group of security monsters who are good at catching "rats," whether they are people or monsters, as long as they come sneakily, I need you to solve the problem for me.

"Your daily tasks involve patrolling the commercial area. If any well-meaning customers try to provoke or touch you, please don't attack. You are allowed free movement within the commercial area. Food and lodging are provided. The work is easy, with monthly days off—well, there are no monthly days off; you work one day at a time."

As he spoke, Josh couldn't help but feel a little guilty. Zero days off—that's more capitalist than a capitalist!

The kohl cats unconsciously gathered around. They didn't understand anything about monthly rest days, but they heard everything about free movement and catching mice.

"Meow?" That's nice?

"Meow~" Do I really not have to do anything else, and not have to be rubbed and squeezed by bad-tempered humans?
"Meow~"
Surprisingly, the Gurkha cats were very interested in Josh's work. The usually aloof cats now surrounded him like curious children.

Josh pondered for a moment before answering their questions.

"You don't have to be manipulated by bad-tempered humans. If someone makes you uncomfortable, you don't have to endure it; just run away."

If someone feeds them, they can choose whether they like it or not; I won't interfere.

As long as you can guarantee the safety of the commercial area, you don't need to be responsible for anything else.

After saying that, Josh added, "For things that can't be handled, the farm has powerful high-level magical beasts. You don't need to risk your lives to do things for me."

This is Josh's guarantee.

"Meow meow meow meow meow~" The Gurcats started discussing excitedly.

They made no attempt to avoid the three of them.

Askan explained to Josh, "You know, feline magical beasts of the same level and size are often much stronger than other types of magical beasts. Don't let their cute and small appearance fool you, these little guys can easily take down a lop-eared wolf in one-on-one combat."

Uh, Josh touched his nose, there's no need to say that.

"I raise them like dogs, so it's understandable that they're not very strong." Josh spoke up for the lop-eared wolves!

Askan chuckled: "I can see that. He carries a dog bowl all day long, but he doesn't look like a wolf at all."

"Hey kid," Josh glanced at Askan, "don't you dare be racist."

"Askan, aren't you going to introduce him?" The man who had been largely ignored teased him with a smile.

He shouldn't be so invisible, these two don't even look at him.

"Oh, I'm sorry." Josh said apologetically; she had forgotten.

Askan remained unfazed and introduced Josh to her: "Charlesson, my former comrade-in-arms, now works at the firm."

“Josh, my friend, the farmer of Glimmer Farm.”

Hello, hello~

Hello, hello~

The two exchanged a few meaningless pleasantries.

"So, you built those buildings by the roadside?" Charlier asked, looking surprised.

Josh nodded: "Yes, that's right."

"What a brilliant mind, so farsighted." He gave Josh a thumbs up. Then he looked at the group of Gurcats; their heated argument had subsided, and they were now eavesdropping on the conversation.

"So, these Gurkha cats are really a good fit for your business district requirements, no, they're a perfect match."

Josh turned to look at the group of curious cat-like magical beasts. "I just don't know if they'd be willing to accept my employment."

“Yes, believe me, they will definitely agree,” Charlie said confidently.

Having spent the past two weeks with these stubborn and proud little guys, Charlie couldn't be clearer about their needs.

They'll figure it out in just three minutes—no, maybe not even that long.

Sure enough, a few seconds later, the leader of the Gurcats seemed to have made up his mind.

It jumped onto the cat tree closest to the group and started meowing at Josh.

Inquire about specific details such as compensation and work location.

Josh answered its question sincerely, without a trace of falsehood.

The kitten's emerald green eyes were like exquisite jade. Faced with its question, Josh felt a warmth in his heart and didn't want to hide anything from them.

After receiving all the answers, the leader of the Gurcats turned around and looked at the cats crouching behind it.

"Meow?" Do you agree?

"Meow meow meow meow~" The meows of the Gurcats rose and fell, they were willing.

Seeing this, Charlieson laughed and said, "See? I told you I would find you a suitable employer. Here you are. So, how about we sign the contract today or wait until the Gurcats have rested before signing it tomorrow?"

The following sentence was said to Josh.

Josh thought about it and decided that today or tomorrow would be fine, mainly depending on the Gurkha cats.

"When would you like to come back with us and start working?"

The Gurkha cats were stunned for a moment, then became excited. The whole yard was full of kittens busy packing their meager belongings, and a few cunning ones jumped into the bowl of fresh meat that Charlie had placed to the side and began to feast.

Charlie was speechless. Just a moment ago he seemed to have no appetite, how come he suddenly has a hearty appetite?

Well, needless to say, these little guys definitely want to start working immediately and don't want to stay even a day longer.

Charlie said sadly, "Hey, are you guys really that heartless? I'm the one who's spent the most time with you guys, don't you feel any reluctance at all?"

"Meow~" I left you a little gift over there. I hope you'll put us down for a while after you see it. A small Gurkha cat tilted its head and said to Charlie.

"Oh, thank you for the gifts. I'll miss you. I'll come visit you when I have time." Upon hearing this, Charlie's eyes reddened, showing that he was indeed a sentimental person.

With both parties cooperating, the contract was signed quickly. As the leader of the Gorilla cats, Ami skillfully stamped its little paw prints on the contract. This was the fifth time it had signed an employment contract.

Hopefully, this time it can find a long-term home. After all, for cats, frequently changing employers can cause stress, poor eating and sleeping habits, and decreased reproductive ability.

In the past, this small group had signed separate contracts, and to be honest, life wasn't easy. They didn't have the gentle nature of pet cats; their sharp claws and teeth could touch the employer's delicate skin at any time. But they always treated them like pet cats, not bodyguard cats.

Being abused and abandoned by angry employers is nothing new to them.

This time, everyone finally ended their contracts and reunited. This time, they chose a different path. Things will be alright when everyone is together.