Chapter: 40
Could it be that my specialness, my traveler aura, is like a firefly in the dark night, so bright and outstanding?
Dunn opened his half-closed eyes, the gray pupils were as deep as before: "First, being able to survive this kind of incident without our help shows that you have advantages that are different from others, for example, luck , and the lucky ones are always popular."
Seeing Klein's sluggish expression, he smiled slightly and said, "Okay, you can just take it as a humorous statement. Second, you are a graduate of the History Department of Hoy University, which we need very much. Although Luermi, a follower of the Lord of Storms, has an abhorrent attitude towards women, his views on society, humanity, economy and politics are still sharp. He said that talent is the key factor for maintaining a competitive advantage and good development, I agree with that.�
Noticing that Klein frowned slightly, he explained casually: "You should be able to imagine that we will often come into contact with documents and objects from the Quaternary Epoch and even earlier. Many cults and heresies are trying to gain power from these things. And sometimes, they themselves can lead to weird and scary things."
"Except for extraordinary people in special fields, most of us are not good at learning, or we have passed that age." Speaking of this, Dunn Smith pointed to his head, and the corner of his mouth slightly curled up as if mocking himself, "Those Boring and tedious knowledge always makes people want to sleep, even sleepless people can�t resist. In the past, we would find historians and archaeologists to cooperate, but this will have the risk of secret leakage, and it may also give Professors and associate professors bring bad experiences, so it is an irresistible good thing to have a professional join us and become a member of us."
Klein nodded lightly, accepted Dunn's statement, and asked with divergent thinking: "Then why didn't you directly, um, develop someone?"
Dunn continued on his own: "This is the third and last most important point. You have already been exposed to similar incidents. There is no problem of violating the confidentiality clause when you are invited, and you will develop others. If it fails, I will Bear the responsibility for the secret leak. Most of our team members and our clerks come from within the church."
After quietly listening, Klein asked curiously: "Why do you keep it so strictly confidential? A lot of things are announced, spread out, and let more people know. Isn't it possible to prevent the same mistakes from happening again? The greatest fear comes from the unknown, and we can Make the unknown known."
"No, the stupidity of human beings is beyond your imagination, which will lead to more imitations, greater chaos and more serious incidents." Dunn Smith shook his head and replied.
Klein let out a "huh" and said with some understanding: "The only lesson humans have learned from history is that humans can't learn any lessons from history, and they always repeat the same tragedy."
"Emperor Roselle's famous words are indeed full of philosophy." Dunn agreed.
... What Emperor Roselle said? Senior traverser really didn't leave any chance for latecomers to pretend to be intimidating... Klein didn't know how to answer the words for a moment.
Dunn turned his head and looked outside the carriage. The dim yellow of the street lamps intertwined with the brilliance of civilization.
"...There is a similar sentence in the judicial organs of the major churches. This may be the main reason why it is strictly kept secret and ordinary people are forbidden to know."
"What is it?" Klein lifted his spirits, feeling the pleasure of prying into secrets.
Dunn turned his head, and the muscles on his face pulled invisibly: "Belief and fear bring trouble, more belief and fear bring more trouble, until everything is destroyed."
After saying these words, he sighed and said, "In addition to praying for the blessing and help of the gods, human beings can't solve the real big troubles."
"Belief and fear bring trouble, and more belief and fear bring more trouble..." Klein muttered this sentence silently, not quite understanding, and then feeling fearful because of the unknown unknown, like the light of the street lamp outside. In the shadows, in the darkness without light, there are pairs of malicious eyes and open mouths.
The horseshoes were nimble, the wheels were rolling, and the Iron Cross Street was far away. Dunn broke the sudden silence and formally invited, "Do you want to join us and become a civil servant?"
Thoughts flooded Klein, but he was unable to make a decision for a while. After thinking for a while, he asked, "May I think about it?"
The stakes are high, and choices cannot be made hastily and recklessly.
"No problem, just give me an answer before Sunday." Dunn nodded, "Of course, remember to keep it secret, and you can't tell others about Welch-related events, including your brother and sister. Once you violate it, not only will you Get them in trouble and it could get you in a special court."
"Okay." Klein replied solemnly.
There was silence in the carriage.
Seeing that Iron Cross Street was approaching and he was about to get home, Klein suddenly thought of a question. After hesitating for a few seconds, he asked, "Mr. Smith, what are the salaries and benefits of your civil servants?"
This is a serious question...
Dunn froze for a moment, then smiled and said, "Don't worry about this. Our funds are jointly guaranteed by the church and the police department. The weekly salary of the new civil servants is 2 pounds 10 soli, and there is also 10 soli for confidentiality. And the risk subsidy, the total is 3 pounds, not much worse than a formal university lecturer."
"After that, as your qualifications improve and the corresponding credits are obtained, the salary will gradually increase."
"For civil servants, we usually have a five-year contract. If you don't want to do it after five years, you can leave normally, but you have to sign a lifetime confidentiality clause. You can't leave Tingen without our approval and move to another place. Some cities also need to register with local night watchmen as soon as possible."
"By the way, there are no Sundays, so you can only take turns off. You must keep three civilian staff working at any time. If you want to go to the south or go to Disey Bay for a vacation, you need to coordinate with your colleagues." JrNovels.com
Dunn opened his half-closed eyes, the gray pupils were as deep as before: "First, being able to survive this kind of incident without our help shows that you have advantages that are different from others, for example, luck , and the lucky ones are always popular."
Seeing Klein's sluggish expression, he smiled slightly and said, "Okay, you can just take it as a humorous statement. Second, you are a graduate of the History Department of Hoy University, which we need very much. Although Luermi, a follower of the Lord of Storms, has an abhorrent attitude towards women, his views on society, humanity, economy and politics are still sharp. He said that talent is the key factor for maintaining a competitive advantage and good development, I agree with that.�
Noticing that Klein frowned slightly, he explained casually: "You should be able to imagine that we will often come into contact with documents and objects from the Quaternary Epoch and even earlier. Many cults and heresies are trying to gain power from these things. And sometimes, they themselves can lead to weird and scary things."
"Except for extraordinary people in special fields, most of us are not good at learning, or we have passed that age." Speaking of this, Dunn Smith pointed to his head, and the corner of his mouth slightly curled up as if mocking himself, "Those Boring and tedious knowledge always makes people want to sleep, even sleepless people can�t resist. In the past, we would find historians and archaeologists to cooperate, but this will have the risk of secret leakage, and it may also give Professors and associate professors bring bad experiences, so it is an irresistible good thing to have a professional join us and become a member of us."
Klein nodded lightly, accepted Dunn's statement, and asked with divergent thinking: "Then why didn't you directly, um, develop someone?"
Dunn continued on his own: "This is the third and last most important point. You have already been exposed to similar incidents. There is no problem of violating the confidentiality clause when you are invited, and you will develop others. If it fails, I will Bear the responsibility for the secret leak. Most of our team members and our clerks come from within the church."
After quietly listening, Klein asked curiously: "Why do you keep it so strictly confidential? A lot of things are announced, spread out, and let more people know. Isn't it possible to prevent the same mistakes from happening again? The greatest fear comes from the unknown, and we can Make the unknown known."
"No, the stupidity of human beings is beyond your imagination, which will lead to more imitations, greater chaos and more serious incidents." Dunn Smith shook his head and replied.
Klein let out a "huh" and said with some understanding: "The only lesson humans have learned from history is that humans can't learn any lessons from history, and they always repeat the same tragedy."
"Emperor Roselle's famous words are indeed full of philosophy." Dunn agreed.
... What Emperor Roselle said? Senior traverser really didn't leave any chance for latecomers to pretend to be intimidating... Klein didn't know how to answer the words for a moment.
Dunn turned his head and looked outside the carriage. The dim yellow of the street lamps intertwined with the brilliance of civilization.
"...There is a similar sentence in the judicial organs of the major churches. This may be the main reason why it is strictly kept secret and ordinary people are forbidden to know."
"What is it?" Klein lifted his spirits, feeling the pleasure of prying into secrets.
Dunn turned his head, and the muscles on his face pulled invisibly: "Belief and fear bring trouble, more belief and fear bring more trouble, until everything is destroyed."
After saying these words, he sighed and said, "In addition to praying for the blessing and help of the gods, human beings can't solve the real big troubles."
"Belief and fear bring trouble, and more belief and fear bring more trouble..." Klein muttered this sentence silently, not quite understanding, and then feeling fearful because of the unknown unknown, like the light of the street lamp outside. In the shadows, in the darkness without light, there are pairs of malicious eyes and open mouths.
The horseshoes were nimble, the wheels were rolling, and the Iron Cross Street was far away. Dunn broke the sudden silence and formally invited, "Do you want to join us and become a civil servant?"
Thoughts flooded Klein, but he was unable to make a decision for a while. After thinking for a while, he asked, "May I think about it?"
The stakes are high, and choices cannot be made hastily and recklessly.
"No problem, just give me an answer before Sunday." Dunn nodded, "Of course, remember to keep it secret, and you can't tell others about Welch-related events, including your brother and sister. Once you violate it, not only will you Get them in trouble and it could get you in a special court."
"Okay." Klein replied solemnly.
There was silence in the carriage.
Seeing that Iron Cross Street was approaching and he was about to get home, Klein suddenly thought of a question. After hesitating for a few seconds, he asked, "Mr. Smith, what are the salaries and benefits of your civil servants?"
This is a serious question...
Dunn froze for a moment, then smiled and said, "Don't worry about this. Our funds are jointly guaranteed by the church and the police department. The weekly salary of the new civil servants is 2 pounds 10 soli, and there is also 10 soli for confidentiality. And the risk subsidy, the total is 3 pounds, not much worse than a formal university lecturer."
"After that, as your qualifications improve and the corresponding credits are obtained, the salary will gradually increase."
"For civil servants, we usually have a five-year contract. If you don't want to do it after five years, you can leave normally, but you have to sign a lifetime confidentiality clause. You can't leave Tingen without our approval and move to another place. Some cities also need to register with local night watchmen as soon as possible."
"By the way, there are no Sundays, so you can only take turns off. You must keep three civilian staff working at any time. If you want to go to the south or go to Disey Bay for a vacation, you need to coordinate with your colleagues." JrNovels.com
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