There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

But this Markovitz...

Why do I feel like a newbie who just entered the industry?

Looking at Talina's suspicious eyes, Markowitz knew that his performance did not satisfy the person in front of him, so he hurried to make amends.

"Ah... Sorry, I was an employee of Swama Foods a month ago. I was lucky enough to be noticed by Mr. Charney and just recently became the spokesperson..."

Markowitz spoke with a smile on his face, and after the initial awkwardness, he quickly got into the state.

"I'm sure you three are the distinguished guests of Rhodes Island, right? Hello, you can come to me with any questions you may have during this time. I will be happy to share everything I know."

After greeting Kal'tsit and the other two, Markowitz came over to replace Talina and led them to visit the new area.

After becoming the spokesperson, Markowitz was quickly assigned here to be responsible for all matters concerning Plot Zero, so he was much more adept at introducing it than Talina, a half-baked one.

The number of people, buildings, and the distribution of people of all sizes were all memorized by Markowitz, and the doctor was able to get them out of him during the conversation.

"Are there... no infected knights here?"

The doctor asked curiously as he looked at the infected construction workers passing by.

They had been walking here for nearly half an hour and had reached the depths of Plot Zero, but she had not seen any infected knights in armor here.

"No, they have special accommodation, separate."

Turning his head and glancing around, Markowitz whispered, "You know, the infected have always been relatively united. Ever since Casimir released the Infected Knights, there have been cases of them causing trouble."

"They come every three to five days, annoying the masters of the Great Knight Territory. This is just an ordinary person. If their idol shows up, the problem will only get worse."

“That’s a real problem…”

Putting his hand on his chin, the doctor listened to Markowitz's words, and a smile appeared on his face hidden under the mask.

"I heard that your purpose in coming here is to cooperate with the high-ranking officials above to build a hospital for the infected? If that's the case, I thank you for your generosity on their behalf. I'm sure this will comfort them greatly."

Looking at the doctor who followed him aimlessly, Markowitz expressed his gratitude from the bottom of his heart.

The threat posed by the infected is well known to everyone. In Casimir, no hospital dares to accommodate these guys who may explode at any time.

They dare not and cannot bear the consequences behind this.

Therefore, here, infected people can either endure the illness or go to underground clinics and spend a lot of money to buy inhibitory drugs whose authenticity is unknown.

If Rhodes Island serves as a living signboard, the infected people should feel more at ease, at least...

I won't run out into the street and blow myself up.

.........

18:15, cloudy.

Grand Knight Cavaleriaki, Chamber of Commerce Building, reception room.

The huge room was filled with neatly arranged tables and chairs. It was hard to imagine that it was such a mess ten minutes ago.

Xinteleya and Roy sat separately, silent with each other.

Compared to Xinteleya's expression, which looked like she had eaten chocolate pasta, Roy was obviously much more relaxed.

Of course, maybe it’s also because he wasn’t the one who got into trouble.

"It's my fault for this matter, I..."

After a long silence, Xinteleya finally opened her mouth, ready to "admit her mistake" so that Roy could help her deal with those guys.

"Ah, no need to explain, Little Platinum. We're not planning anything... It's just work, right? We have to put on a show."

But before she could finish her words, Roy interrupted her.

Roy's attitude was as weird as ever, which made Xinteleya a little confused about what he was thinking.

"It's my fault."

"Alas, dereliction of duty, dereliction of duty... We are not ordinary office workers. In this line of work, the word dereliction of duty can be fatal."

“It’s really terrible!”

Roy raised his index finger and waved it in front of Xinteleya and said seriously.

He didn't want Xinteleya to die in some dark corner one day, otherwise he would have to do all those tedious things himself.

It's such a shame to finally have a cow or horse die like this...

"It's okay this time. It's just that the Radiant Knight broke into the infected gathering area. It's not a serious incident. But unfortunately, it seems that you messed up things with Monique... You know, she has a bad temper. If someone stops her from taking the bonus, it will be even more troublesome."

Fingers drummed on the table, and the crisp echoes echoed in the empty room.

Roy felt a little helpless when he mentioned his partner.

Monica's temper is not very good. Sometimes she even loses her temper with her close partner, not to mention Sintela, the platinum.

"Her mission was to use drones to blow up those illegal gathering spots and then lead the Red Pine Knights to Plot Zero."

"It was all going pretty easy, but what happened? Suddenly, a Brilliant Knight showed up and ruined everything."

"The responsibility for this matter lies with me. I didn't know Monique's goal was..."

Xinteleya skillfully took the pot and took it upon herself, and it was so cooked that it was a little painful.

"No, you know. Besides, whether you know or not is not an excuse."

Roy beat the six snakes with his nine sticks, but Siba didn't care at all. Xin was watching Trelinya roll her eyes. The Righteous Alliance said calmly, "Because tracking down the infected was originally your mission. I told you before that our jobs have been swapped, haven't we?"

Xinteleya suppressed the urge to shoot this guy with an arrow and calmed herself down.

Yes, the task of chasing the infected was originally supposed to be Roy's, but this devilish fellow had switched with Cintela in advance.

Changed to a much easier one.

Although the money is a little less, it is safer. Otherwise, it would be him and Xuan Tie sitting here.

Or maybe Monique.

"Okay, okay, stop putting on that serious face, or are you always like this, Pegasus?"

After the sermon, Roy took off his serious disguise and sat in his seat in a nonchalant manner.

"You should be thankful that the news about riders charging into an infected area and engaging in a fierce battle with a group of mysterious killers armed with short bows didn't appear in the headlines."

"Although most media outlets are our partners, suppressing these things still costs a lot of money, and they are reluctant to give up this great opportunity."

Playing with his nails, Roy hit Xinteleya intentionally or unintentionally.

Taking a deep breath, Xinteleya clenched her hands tightly under the table and said, "I will bear these losses."

"It's good that you have this awareness. Although you can't afford to make too many mistakes like this, the Chamber of Commerce won't pay you that much, right?"

"Feel sorry."

The harsh words came out of Xinteleya's mouth, and Roy nodded in satisfaction.

"Okay, playing the bad guy isn't my strong point either, but we're still good colleagues, right?"

"If you think so, that is."

"Tsk, tsk, tsk, it's a little strange to call you that, isn't it? Platinum Sintrea, you see, it always feels uncomfortable when you are called by your name. It's better to use a nickname, Pegasus."

"There are many Pegasus in Casimir."

"Just know it's me calling you. Oh, and there's one more thing."

"what?"

"You need to meet your new collaborator, Spokesperson, Markowitz."

Volume 7: Chapter 15: I Want You...

"That's all for today, everyone. It's getting late. If you have anything you want to ask or want to know, please feel free to contact me. I'm always here."

Smiling, Markowitz watched Talina and her four companions leave, then stood at the door of Plot Zero without taking another step forward.

Out of politeness, Talina turned around and waved in response, but she was communicating with the doctor and others around her.

"What do you think?"

Only after she left Markovitz's sight did Talina temporarily let down her guard.

Markowitz's appearance was very sudden, and since he was from the Chamber of Commerce, Talina was always on guard.

But Markowitz's words and deeds were nothing like those of the experienced spokespersons. It was more like he was trying to find topics to talk to them and trying his best to help them.

This is not normal, very abnormal.

It is not at all in keeping with the character of a business association.

"It's inevitable that you'll encounter some troubles when you first take office. Didn't he say that...just over a month ago, he was just an ordinary employee at a food company."

Taking over Talina's words, the doctor said.

"You believe it?"

Turning her head to look at the doctor in surprise, Talina couldn't believe that this man who was described by the operators as resourceful, shrewd, insidious... ahem, in short, very powerful, would actually believe the words of someone he had just met.

This is not reasonable.

"When people lie, they have some habitual little movements and micro-expressions. I didn't notice them on him just now. These are enough to prove that he is not lying."

"Of course, these things can be covered up through training, but it's difficult. I don't think the Chamber of Commerce would send such people to us."

Spreading his hands and shrugging, the doctor answered Talina's doubts.

If Markowitz really had this ability, he should be negotiating with the SEC now instead of being sent to receive them.

After all, they are just one of the many partners of the Chamber of Commerce, and they are not even ranked.

"Although she's a little strange, she's never made a mistake when it comes to making important decisions. Trust her."

Kal'tsit on the side suddenly spoke up and stood up for the Doctor.

Perhaps she also knew that the way the doctor interacted with other operators was a little strange, so she had to stand up and prepare to save her image.

"I hope so..."

Compared to the Doctor, whom she had just met, Talina obviously trusted Kal'tsit, the old hand, more.

After chatting, the few of them started walking on the street and asked Talina to take them to several relatively large local companies, under the pretext of field research.

Talina did not refuse. She had nothing to do if she went back now anyway. She might even have to face Rafiela, the guy who talked nonsense.

I'll just stay here to keep Rosemary company...

Thinking of this, Talina turned her head and glanced at Rosemary secretly, and found that she was still pouting as before, looking unhappy.

Rosemary has been like this since she left home, and Talina didn't dare to approach her rashly, for fear that she would be treated as a jerk and thrown into the trash.

After "inspecting" five or six companies in a row, the doctor called a halt to this short trip and gave Talina another task.

"Would it be convenient for you to take us to Operator Lin Guang's home?"

Standing in the middle of the street, looking at the cars and people coming and going, the doctor said in a low voice.

"If you're just visiting as a friend... that's fine."

Talina hesitated and glanced secretly at Rosemary's place.

The Linguang family is not just about Margaret, there are also Zofia and Maria...

Although Zofia is the only one interested in her, Maria's playful nature means misunderstandings are likely to occur...

Tsk... Is this another dead end?

Talina unconsciously touched her neck and breathed a sigh of relief when she realized her head was still on it.

I always feel chilly...

After bringing the doctor and his group to the Lin Guang family's mansion, Talina looked outside the door in advance and rang the doorbell only after making sure that Zofia was gone.

"Are you so scared?"

The doctor couldn't help but laugh when she saw Talina's little movements. It was the first time she had seen such a unique cautiousness.

It's really rare that you have to be so secretive when visiting your friend's house.

Soon, a small golden head popped out of the house and looked towards the door.

"Good luck."

Looking at Maria's hands, Talina smiled.