Starry Sky Railway: Opening Performance - Taixu Sword God

"Didn't they say that chimeras don't get paid? Why is it that even with such good offers, no one is coming?"

According to the gardener, most teams don't pay the chimeras a wage; they just provide food and toys to keep them moving.

In Ohm, the chimera is essentially a tool, no different from an ox used for plowing.

But here's the problem: why aren't they happy with their own conditions?

The three little ones in his own team clearly showed great gratitude, as if they had finally met a wise master after a life of wandering.

Are they exceptions?

"Boss, what are you doing squatting here?" Manager Chimera passed by and gave Yan Huan a strange look.

"I'm hiring."

Yan Huan pointed to the notice board next to her and said helplessly:

"I've been waiting for half a day, and I haven't seen a single chimera for an interview. I'm starting to doubt my life."

"So the boss was thinking about the team after all..."

The manager blinked and reminded him:

"However, it won't work if you put the benefits on a sign, because many chimeras no longer believe in good treatment."

"What do you mean?" Yan Huan looked up.

"literal meaning."

The manager's expression was indifferent.

"Many managers tend to exaggerate the compensation in order to recruit more capable chimeras, and there are quite a few like you who are willing to pay in Liheng coins."

"At first, the little chimeras came because of its reputation, but over time, the managers would start to cut back on benefits for various reasons."

"For example, wages are only awarded in small amounts of Liheng coins unless you perform exceptionally well."

"In addition, working hours and intensity will also increase."

"Isn't this just lying?" Yan Huan shook her head. "I'm not lying. Besides, Chimera clearly enjoys a lot of freedom in the Garden of Life."

“If they discover that the managers are lying, they can resign on their own initiative.”

"Yes..." The manager's eyes dimmed.

"But what if all managers did that?"

"Within the Garden of Life, the reward for commissioning this task is relatively low, because the chimera is not human after all."

"For example, when it comes to moving things, a human might be given twenty pound coins for carrying one load, but a chimera might only get four."

“In Ohma, chimeras are such a cheap species.”

"Many teams work a whole day on the chimera and barely earn enough to cover their food expenses. The administrators, of course, keep the rest for themselves."

The manager looked intently at Yan Huan.

"Boss, once your team's ranking improves, you'll probably lower the pay, right?"

Given the current benefits of Yan Huan's team, his earnings should actually be in reverse order.

If it weren't for the manager's order for the three little chimeras to work overtime voluntarily, Yan Huan would have to pay out of her own pocket by now.

"Why should we lower the pay?"

Yan Huan stood up and said seriously:

"Speak your mind, that's my ninja way!"

"As entrepreneurs, our job is to improve the well-being of our employees. How can we put the cart before the horse?!"

“But you can’t make any money this way.” The manager said expressionlessly.

"Boss, don't you want to eat expensive food or drink rare vintage wines?"

"At this rate, you simply won't be able to accumulate enough Liheng coins to buy a house, marry a beautiful wife, and ride a magnificent earth beast..."

"After all, the rewards for the tasks assigned to the chimeras are simply too low."

"Then take the higher-paying jobs."

"I've thought it all out. Once we have more people, we'll move towards a battle."

"At that time, I can do anything, like guard or bodyguard."

“Boss, Chimera can refuse assigned tasks.” The manager looked directly into Yan Huan’s eyes.

"Guards, bodyguards...the pay is certainly relatively high, but it is often accompanied by danger."

"These missions could cost the Chimera its life."

"In your opinion, is chimera just a cheap commodity that can be consumed at will?"

Upon hearing this, Yan Huan was immediately stunned.

He really hadn't thought about this kind of thing.

As long as you're strong enough, you'll at most get injured. Do you think anyone would commission a Chimera to hunt down a really strong monster?

"When accepting a task, just make sure you check it carefully."

"But you reminded me that life is full of dangers. If no chimera is willing, then we can change tracks. We don't necessarily have to take the fighting route."

"Hmm?" The manager was somewhat surprised to see that Yan Huan did not insist at all.

I thought he would argue that he would offer a higher reward and list all the benefits of fighting.

Chapter 1336 How to arrange

"Looks like I'll have to become an erudite scholar."

The next morning, Yan Huan canceled all the commissions and called the three little ones to a corner of the Garden of Life.

"From now on, we should prioritize upgrades."

Yan Huan put her hands on her hips and said seriously:

"Only by improving our abilities will our compensation increase, and only then can we survive in the increasingly fierce competition."

"Boss, I have something to say." The pink chimera raised its paw.

"explain."

"Boss, I think... we don't need to learn this at all."

The pink chimera, also known as the pressure-resistant bag, seriously stated:

“In the past, administrators would simply recruit chimeras with the corresponding abilities without ever teaching them, since that would be a huge waste of time…”

Like many companies, if they spend a lot of effort to train a novice into an elite, they will eventually have some concerns.

What should I do if he changes jobs?

Wouldn't the company have wasted its time training the children, only to have them benefit someone else?

“Good question, but the current situation is that I can’t recruit any new people at all.” Yan Huan spread her hands and looked down at the three little ones.

"And do you want to be doing manual labor forever?"

"Look how easy their jobs are, like putting people to sleep, testing weapons, watering plants..."

At this point, the beige chimera fish slowly raised its claws.

"explain."

"Boss, we can do those too."

The fish-taker said aggrievedly:

"But you're afraid we'll make mistakes, so you've been preventing us from taking on other cases..."

"I was just using an analogy," Yan Huan said, her hands behind her back, her expression serious.

“What I mean is, we need to learn more challenging tasks. This playing house and stuff... is something kids do.”

Do you understand computers? Do you understand the Pythagorean theorem? Do you understand quadratic equations?

"You are all too young and don't understand anything."

"As the saying goes, one is never too old to learn, so..."

"I've found you a private trainer."

Yan Huan raised her hand, pointed to the slowly approaching, weathered old man, and introduced him:

“The old man is very knowledgeable and can teach you almost anything. If you learn from him, you will definitely gain enlightenment and empower yourselves.”

"?" The three chimeras curiously examined the approaching old man.

"Hello everyone." The old man, his body hunched over, smiled kindly.

"My name is Suktiris. I was a volunteer at the shelter before, but I was temporarily transferred here by my friend Yan Huan."

"Would you like some apples? I brought lots of apples..."

As he spoke, he pulled over a cloth bag, which was indeed stuffed full of apples.

Yan Huan narrowed her eyes, "Where did you get all of these? Won't they spoil?"

"The shelf life is alright, just eat it quickly," the old man said with a faint smile.

"Now I eat apples for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Apples are actually quite cheap and healthy."

The pressure-resistant bag slowly raised its paw towards the old man, "Hello, Apple Fairy."

"Hello, hello." The old man bowed, shook the outstretched hand of the pressure pack, and smiled kindly. "Call me Suktiris, I have a name..."

Seeing this, the bad-tempered man stretched out his claws at the old man, saying, "Hello, old man."

"Hello, hello." The old man also clenched his bad-tempered paws. "Please call me Suktiris..."

“Hello, Cthulhu Ares.” The little fish also stretched out its claws.

"...Uh, hello, hello."