I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

"Sister Kasha." Everyone looked at Kasha and said.

The current Kaisa is no longer the shy little mermaid she was when she first joined the clinic. Sales work is the best way to hone a person's courage and way of handling things. She smiled at everyone and said, "Welcome to Abyss Clinic. Let's work together to contribute to the development of the clinic."

Charlotte looked at her approvingly, thinking, "Look at the way she speaks, she's got the makings of a leader."

"Now, I'll show you around the clinic first, and then I'll tell you about your specific job duties and work areas." Kasha led the six people on a tour of the clinic.

"So, are you satisfied with the people this time?" Diana, who hadn't spoken until now, asked Charlotte with a smile.

"Satisfied, extremely satisfied, far exceeding my expectations." Charlotte nodded and smiled, "However, aren't you worried about any complaints from your family if you poach talent from your own ranks to strengthen your own family?"

Diana smiled slightly: "Then you underestimate my current status in the family. I can make decisions on such a small matter."

Charlotte smiled and nodded. That's right. Although he saw them all as capable people, others saw them as just salespeople and cashiers. Even the top salesperson at the fruit store was just an insignificant nobody.

"Are you ready for the opening ceremony of the Abyss Medical Clinic tomorrow? Have you informed your friends?" Diana asked.

Charlotte shook her head: "No, it's simple. I'm not that particular."

He thought it would be a simple formality, and that going on a big fuss wouldn't suit his personality, let alone invite all his friends to receive a gift from them.

"That won't do. The opening of a clinic is a big deal, and it must be handled properly." Diana shook her head earnestly. "I know you don't like handling these things, so leave it all to me. I'll take care of it."

"Isn't that a bit inappropriate?" Charlotte said somewhat embarrassed. "Then I'll have to trouble you."

"And your friends?"

"I won't invite my friends. It's opening tomorrow, and it's almost dark outside now, so there's no way I can go and deliver invitations," Charlotte said with a smile and a shake of her head.

Diana nodded slightly and stopped trying to persuade her.

"It's dinnertime again. Are you eating at the clinic again tonight?" Charlotte asked, looking at her.

  

"I won't eat tonight. I need to make some arrangements before dark to get the opening ceremony sorted out. Otherwise, I won't be able to find anyone to do the work once it gets dark." Diana stood up. "Then I'll be going now. I've investigated their character, and so far they seem to be doing a good job, reliable and hardworking."

"I will treat them well, as long as they work diligently," Charlotte nodded.

Diana is gone. She was always a strong, decisive woman who couldn't stand anything going on.

Charlotte greeted Kasha and asked her to take Susan and the others to their dorm for dinner after she finished her arrangements. Then he went home first, as he still needed to go back and cook dinner to treat everyone.

He's starting to feel more and more like a teacher, and sometimes he even has to make sure they have enough to eat.

Although it was a bit tedious, Charlotte didn't resist it.

People like Ino and Hattie were very proactive in helping him, which greatly reduced his workload.

Cooking with pretty girls isn't always a painful experience.

When they returned to the restaurant, Ino and the others had already finished get off work and come back.

Charlotte went upstairs, where Hattie had already prepared all the ingredients, and charcoal was burning in the grill, just waiting for him to cook them.

Besides lamb leg and lamb chops, there were also two large sea fish, which, judging from the way they were being prepared, were probably going to be steamed and were already arranged on a large plate.

He had mentioned the marinating method to Hattie at noon, and to his surprise, she marinated the lamb legs and chops here first after she came back, which saved him a lot of trouble.

"The chef must be furious right now," Charlotte said, laughing at Hattie.

Hattie laughed and said, "Our head chef has a bad temper and he yells when he gets angry, so he's probably yelling right now."

"You've worked hard. Leave the rest of the work to me. You can go and rest now." Charlotte tied on her apron and prepared to get to work.

Hattie hesitated for a moment, then whispered, "Teacher, can I learn to cook with you?"

"Oh?" Charlotte looked up at her. "You want to learn to cook?"

Hattie nodded: "Actually, I've always wanted to learn to cook, but the head chef never lets anyone watch him cook, afraid that someone will learn his cooking and ruin his job. Your cooking is even better than his, I want to learn, so that I can cook for everyone when you're busy in the future."

She looked slightly nervous, her eyes filled with both anticipation and trepidation, afraid that Charlotte would scold her for not doing her job properly.

Charlotte smiled and nodded: "If you want to learn, of course you can. We are doctors, we don't make a living by cooking. Ino often learns from me when she helps out. You can learn together. If you two learn it, I'll be in luck in the future."

"Hatty, let's learn together." Ino said with a smile, "But the dishes the teacher makes are not simple. I've been learning for a month and I've only learned a few simple dishes."

"Sister Ino, let's study hard together," Hattie said with a smile.

"Alright, today I'll teach you how to roast lamb chops and lamb legs..."

Charlotte and the others were cooking upstairs, while Kasha led Susan and Zoe back to the clinic.

"Kasha, who are these people?" Vivian asked, looking at Kasha.

Everyone looked at the six people with curiosity.

Kasha smiled and introduced, "These are our new colleagues, recruited this evening. They'll be responsible for accounting, pharmaceutical sales, cashiering, and reception, and will start working with us tomorrow. I just showed them around the work environment and their job duties. The host asked me to bring them back for a meal so everyone can get to know each other better and cooperate more smoothly at work."

Everyone suddenly understood, and kind smiles appeared on their faces.

Susan and the others looked at the beautiful girls in the living room with a hint of surprise in their eyes.

So many elves! They had never seen so many elves in the abyss.

Indeed, elves are the gods' favorites; none of them are ugly.

Oh, the guy in the corner is an exception, I guess. He's not ugly, he just looks kind and honest.

"You're new here, so please introduce yourselves first," Kai'Sa said, looking at the six of them.

"Hello everyone, I'm Susan..."

Apart from Reggie, the accountant, everyone else was a typical social butterfly—cheerful, articulate, and capable of being top salespersons and receptionists. They were all shrewd and quick to blend in with the group, getting along quite well.

Reggie is a bit socially awkward, especially when he's in front of so many beautiful girls. He stutters a bit and can only stand in the corner, smiling awkwardly but politely.

Fortunately, Myron was very considerate and took the initiative to chat with him, which eased his embarrassment.

The lamb chops and legs had to be roasted in the yard. Vivian was craving kebabs, so she went and bought more than ten kilograms of beef and lamb. With Hattie's help, she skewered them all and ate them as she roasted them.

The clinic's roster has now reached 25 people, including Ino, Martha, and Eunice, three employees of the apothecary workshop.

With so many people, the restaurant on the second floor obviously couldn't accommodate everyone. Since they were all young people, they weren't too particular and each person sat on a small stool in the courtyard to eat.

While eating kebabs and chatting, the happiness was doubled, and the relationship was quickly improved.

This is also the significance of Charlotte organizing this meal. The so-called team building is to allow team members to get to know each other and build friendships outside of work, so that they can cooperate more smoothly and be more responsible at work.

Sixteen new members have joined in the past few days. It is essential to ensure they get to know each other and have a good grasp of each other's personalities and abilities in order to improve work efficiency.

"The work atmosphere here is amazing. Back in the candy shop, our boss never treated us to meals. He always had a dark face and acted all high and mighty, as if he wanted everyone to know he was the boss," Susan whispered to Zoe.

Zoe nodded with a smile: "Yes, my colleagues at the money exchange are all quite serious. We've never had a gathering like this where we can have a fun meal together."

"I've already fallen in love with this job, even before we've started," Lillian said, raising her glass. "Congratulations to us on finding our dream job."

The three raised their glasses, all with happy smiles on their faces.

A crack opened in the window on the second floor next door, and Heidi looked at the crowd, as well as the lamb chops and skewers on the grill, and tears of envy streamed down her face.

"There are too many. Sixteen new characters have been added all at once, each with a name and surname. How am I supposed to draw them all... It's torture for the artists!" Heidi muttered to herself.

"Want to come down and have something to eat with us, our artist Heidi?" Charlotte suddenly looked up at the window that was slightly ajar.

Heidi had no choice but to open the window, forcing a smile as she said, "I... I don't need to, I've already brushed my teeth."

"Come on, brushing your teeth is such a simple thing, but if you miss this delicious barbecue, who knows when you'll get another chance?" Martha jumped onto her window, pulled her out, and then landed back in the yard.

Heidi was still a little shaken when a handful of meat skewers were stuffed into her hand, half beef and half lamb.

"Here, eat." Vivian looked at her with a smile, lowering her voice slightly, "Next time, draw my legs longer, understand?"

Heidi looked at the meat skewers in her hand, then at Vivian, and nodded.

They verbally agreed, but resolutely refused to change their minds.

The selling point of big-breasted lolis is just their short legs, isn't it?!

Long-legged lolis are not cute at all.

The essence lies in its small size yet extraordinary breadth of mind, which makes it so impactful!

Big breasts and long legs, that's the kind of mature, sophisticated woman like Diana.

If she changes it, the character will fall apart.

You can increase your bust size, but you absolutely cannot increase your height!

"Oh, right, I have some news to share. The trial operation of the new clinic went very well today, so it will officially open tomorrow. The landlady said she'd like to throw us an opening ceremony, but you don't need to do anything, just show up together," Charlotte said to the others.

"This is a very important matter. Is there any performance required?" Vivian asked.

"No need. Doctors make a living through their medical skills. Performing to please the audience would only lower their standards," Charlotte shook her head.

Everyone nodded in agreement; the thought of performing gave them a headache.

Charlotte then inquired about the situation from Susan and the others. Their home was in the Abyss, and they could go home after get off work without needing to arrange accommodation.

For meals, only one lunch needs to be provided.

After a satisfying meal and in a very pleasant atmosphere, Charlotte escorted Susan, Zoe, and the other two girls home, while Saipan and Reggie went home on their own.

When Charlotte returned home, everyone had already tidied up and gone to bed.

Only a faint light shone from below the door of the alchemy room, indicating that someone was inside.

Charlotte knocked on the door, and soon Ino opened it with a smile, saying, "Teacher, you're back. I was teaching Eunice how to make a cleansing potion."

"Oh, that's good. I guessed it was you two because I saw the light on in the alchemy room." Charlotte closed the door behind her and looked at Eunice, who was solemnly concocting a potion.

You know what, Eunice's potion-making process was quite professional and methodical. She was unhurried and performed each step very accurately and precisely.

About ten minutes later, she reduced the heat, and the first batch of cleaning agent was successfully made.

Charlotte couldn't help but applaud, looking at Eunice and saying, "Very good, you succeeded on your first try. It seems you do have some talent in potion making."

Eunice said somewhat embarrassedly, "Actually, this isn't the first time. Today at the potion workshop, Sister Ino had me make cleaning potions several times, and the failure rate was about 50%."

"To achieve a 50% success rate right from the start is already quite impressive." Charlotte nodded, looking at Ino with approval, "Ino, you've done a very good job as a little teacher."

Ino laughed happily, "It's because Eunice is so talented. She learned it with just a little guidance. She's much better than I was at the beginning."

Eunice blushed slightly at the praise and said somewhat shyly, "Actually, it's not that I'm particularly talented. It's just that the process of refining potions is quite similar to the process of boiling syrup. Both require careful control of the heat, otherwise the pot will burn and the whole pot of syrup will be ruined. Perhaps because of this, I can get the hang of it a little faster, but there's still a lot I need to learn from you and Sister Ino."

Charlotte nodded slightly, satisfied with Eunice's humble attitude. "Alright, then you can start by learning the cleaning potion from Ino today. Be careful and don't practice too late, you have to go to work tomorrow morning."

"Don't worry, I'll keep an eye on Eunice. You should go and get some rest," Ino said with a smile.

"Good night, teacher," Eunice said with a smile.

Charlotte nodded, opened the door, and went out.

A well-behaved student like Ino is especially easy to manage; he not only excels in his studies but also mentors female students, saving Ino a lot of trouble.

Back in her room, Charlotte took a shower, changed into her pajamas, lay on the bed, and habitually took out her Black Stone to glance at it.

[Witch: I'll come find you tomorrow; I've already prepared everything.]

The witch sent him a message in the afternoon.

[Miracle: Okay, come over tomorrow. Abyss, Abyss Medical Clinic, just ask anyone, they should all know about it.]

[Witch: Okay.]

Charlotte logged out and then opened the message Benjamin had sent.

[The Hermit: After testing, all the corrupted mages have mastered the Demonic Transformation Technique. A level seven mage can corrupt 30,000 people at once, and can use the Demonic Transformation Technique twice a day. The Night Watch has already gone to search for more dark mages and high-ranking mages sentenced to death, and I am also screening suitable mages among the elves.]

Charlotte's face lit up with joy. This was great news. The corrupted dark mages could use it directly. Although it was a bit inferior to Evelyn's, one spell could corrupt 30,000 people. If it was cast twice a day, that would be 60,000 people. A level 7 mage could corrupt 1.8 million people a month.

However, according to this calculation, more magicians would indeed be needed to corrupt the continent of Aesop.

The Los Empire alone has a population of over one billion.

The number of orc tribes scattered throughout the continent of Aesop is countless.

[Miracle: There are so many small and medium-sized cities on the continent of Aesop. I think they should be allowed to select a group of mages themselves, and the same should be done for other races. Otherwise, it would be too unfair to the elves.]

The vast majority of the elves live in the Elf City, which has a population of less than two million.

The Elf City currently possesses the most complete nettle defense system on the continent of Aesop, and it continues to be strengthened; it has not yet reached the point where it needs to be demonized.

It is extremely unfair to make elven mages risk death and madness to become dark mages.

The elves worship the goddess of life and the goddess of nature. Making them black magicians would likely lead to a conflict of faith, making them more prone to madness.

[The Hermit: The Night Watchman said the same, but the Red Moon is now a calamity for the entire continent of Aesop, and we elves cannot stand idly by. I will proceed with this matter more carefully, choosing a suitable candidate.]

Charlotte's hand stopped on the black stone, suppressing the urge to continue persuading him. Benjamin was the kind of person who cared about the survival of the continent of Aesop, and his perspective on issues was different from his.

[Miracle: Okay, the next step requires corrupting the dark mages. You can contact me anytime, and I'll bring Evelyn over.]

[The Hermit: Constantine is more involved in this matter; he will contact you.]

[Miracle, there's one more thing I wanted to ask you. Anderson suddenly contacted me, and I wonder why. Do you know anything about this?]

Charlotte stared at Blackstone, her intuition telling her that this matter must be related to Benjamin.

[The Hermit: I've sent him to discuss the nettle defense system with you. How the discussion proceeds and what price he'll have to pay are up to you.]

Charlotte's eyes lit up. Sure enough, it was Benjamin pulling the strings behind the scenes. No wonder Anderson was in such a hurry to find him.

Other cities have already obtained nettle seedlings, complete defense systems, and blueprints for nettle extract cannons, but Kalva has nothing.

During the three days he set up his clinic in the Elf City, Anderson must have felt like each day was an eternity.

Anderson must be furious that he finally got him back, only to be rejected again.

Benjamin's intention was simple: to let Charlotte use this bargaining chip to get what he wanted from Anderson.

With Benjamin and Constantine backing him up, he didn't have to worry about Anderson harming him.

[Miracle: Thank you, this is a very generous gift.]

After ending her private chat with the hermit, Charlotte glanced at the large group chat again.