Chi Feichi saw Midorikawa Saki looking at him in surprise, with an expression of 'You actually think so', and added nonchalantly, "If you want to spend money, that's up to you."
"No...if the remaining money from the 10 million event fund belongs to my work bonus, then I'd better save some money," Midorikawa Saki didn't want to have trouble with the money, and immediately put away the anger on her face.
With a surprised expression, he poked a piece of watermelon with a fruit fork and put it in his mouth. After eating the piece of watermelon, he asked tentatively, "Lark, can I spend some of the operational funds on Honma?"
"It doesn't matter if you give it all to him." Chi Feichi said decisively.
Midorikawa Saki was stunned for a moment, and began to wonder if Chi Feichi was speaking sarcastically. She carefully confirmed to Chi Feichi, "I went to work at Cowherd's shop to earn tuition for college. If I was at Cowherd,
The store gave him 10 million yen, so he no longer needs to worry about tuition, so when the organization contacts him, he has no reason to agree to join the organization for money, right?"
She couldn't bear the thought of a gentle and sensible child being bullied in Cowherd's shop, distorting her own ideas in pain, but she just wanted to find an opportunity to give Honma Kyou fifty thousand, so that Honma Kyou
My current life is a little easier, so I don’t dare to think of giving a large amount of money to Honma Kyou so that she can get enough tuition, so as not to damage the organization’s subsequent recruitment of Honma Kyou.
Lark actually said now...it doesn't matter if you give it all to Honma?
Is this serious?
"If Honma left the Cowherd shop immediately after receiving enough tuition, and then refused the organization's solicitation," Chi Feichi calmly said in a hoarse voice, "it means that he doesn't have a big appetite.
After that, he will stay away from all less-glorious ways of making money. Even if a person like this joins an organization because he is short of money, after making the money he needs, there is a high probability that he will feel guilty for committing a crime again.
It is easy to betray the organization due to excessive psychological pressure, so it is better not to recruit people from the beginning to avoid trouble later."
Very simple reason.
If Honma Kyou gets enough tuition from Midorikawa Saki and immediately stays away from any people and places that may cause crime, it means that the darkness in Honma Kyou's heart is not enough, which is inconsistent with the attributes of the organization, and Honma Kyou himself is not a person.
Rare scientists and elite killers, it’s not impossible not to recruit them.
And if Honma Kyou becomes more greedy after receiving enough tuition, then they can be considered to have tested out Honma Kyou's nature, and once Honma Kyou's greed is strengthened, the organization will subsequently recruit Honma Kyou.
It will be very convenient for Kyoto...
His current task, the task he gave Midorikawa Saki, was to determine whether Honma Kyou was suitable to join the organization, not to recruit Honma Kyou.
Although the method of throwing money to test is a bit more direct and crude, it can still complete the task. As long as they do not expose the existence of the organization, it is not impossible to use more direct methods.
"That's right." Midorikawa Saki understood Chi Feichi's thoughts and began to seriously consider whether she should provide tuition for Honma Kyou. She quickly realized a problem, frowned and thought, "I'll give Honma a
Will a large amount of money really make Honma go back to the right path? He works in Cowherd's shop. If I go to the store as a customer and give him a large sum of money, he might feel that he has entered Cowherd's shop.
That's right. He can earn more if he works harder. The worst case scenario may make him feel that being a Cowherd is also good. Instead of going to college, he might as well continue to work in the Cowherd's shop..."
this……
She originally wanted to help Honma Kyou, but after thinking about it, she gave Honma Kyou a large sum of money, but it might make Honma Kyou completely trapped in the Cowherd shop?
Chi Feichi lowered his eyes and drank tea. Seeing Midorikawa Saki finally reacting, he said, "Yes, and after suddenly getting a large amount of money, his thoughts may change. For a person who has experienced
Living in poverty, for someone who has just turned 18 this year, the psychological impact of making a large sum of money quickly can directly reshape his outlook on life. He may continue to reflect on it and adopt more 'flexible' options.
Is there a way to make money that can make it easier for himself and his relatives, so that before the organization officially recruits him, he may have convinced himself to accept those flexible ways of making money."
Midorikawa Saki thought about it, "What if I don't give him money as a guest, but loan him a sum of money to pay his tuition on the grounds that I value him and appreciate him? He didn't directly go to Cowherd's shop
If you make money in the store, you won’t think that Cowherd’s job is easy to make money. There is a high probability that he will choose to leave Cowherd’s shop and use the money to go to college... Then it will be difficult for the organization to recruit him, right?”
"No, if that's the case, someone from an organization will come to him after a while and ask him - 'Do you want to work for us like the kind sister who helped you? We pay a lot, and we can make you
Go and help her." Chi Feichi raised his eyes and looked at Midorikawa Saki, with an emotionless smile on his lips. His voice was still hoarse and harsh, "Help your benefactor and stand with your benefactor. This is a very suitable place to use it.
Reasons to comfort oneself can help those who are bound by morality to break through the restraints and indulge themselves to pursue desires with greater peace of mind..."
Midorikawa Saki: "..."
According to this, no matter whether she gives Honma Kyou money or not, in what way, more or less, it seems that it will not affect the organization's chances of recruiting Honma Kyou?
She suddenly felt a subtle sense of powerlessness, coupled with the fact that Lark was smiling like a gloomy demon, which made her hands and feet feel a little cold...
"Whether Honma will join the organization depends on whether his inner desire for money outweighs the moral values he has accumulated in his past life," Chi Feichi hissed, suppressing the smile on his lips, "Benma
I have been staying in Niulang's shop for two weeks now. I should know how disgraceful Niulang's business methods are. Just like this, he is still willing to endure the pain of being bullied and stay there. Isn't this enough to make him happy?
Do you see his determination, his inner desire for money? Even if he is determined to only deceive bad people and only make money from a bad woman, a hole has been torn in his inner morality. You can lend him money to help him.
Overcoming the difficulties will only give him a reason to persuade him to join the organization, and will not make it more difficult for the organization to recruit him."
Midorikawa Saki fully understood and sighed, "In other words, from the moment Honma understood some of Cowherd's business methods and still chose to stay at Cowherd's shop, the organization's recruitment of Honma has been very successful.
The odds are high, right?”
"Angostura has included him in the candidate list of peripheral members, and he must be confident in recruiting him," Chi Fei paused and corrected himself, "If you have had more contact with him during the investigation, we may be responsible for the follow-up.
I will be responsible for recruiting him, and I will see if there is a chance to recruit him when the time comes."
"You want someone here?" Midorikawa Saki was a little surprised, "Are you very optimistic about him?"
"He has great potential, not only me, Angostura is also very optimistic about him," Chi Feichi explained calmly, "I did not arrange for peripheral members to investigate, but asked you to take action, also because I am optimistic about him, so