The first day of the formal commission was calmer than Gauss had anticipated.
Basically, Ying was the one working.
They claimed to be on alert, but the situation on the surface was much safer than they had originally expected.
Throughout the day, not a single monster emerged from the mine to catch some air.
This extremely desolate scene made it hard to associate with the fact that there were so many monsters hidden underground.
"Something feels off."
Gauss rubbed his chin.
Logically, even for a monster nest, with this many in numbers, they wouldn't be so cautious, right?
Not a single monster sneaked out.
Could it be militarized management?
Gauss shook his head.
Not to mention monsters, even if you were to restrain a thousand people in one location, unable to move for a long period, it wouldn't be possible to maintain such strict discipline, would it?
At their temporary camp.
A hand-drawn map with freshly dried ink was spread open.
