Ying Wu's emotions instantly reached the breaking point of collapse. However, the monitoring room not only restricted the demonic power of the monsters on the construction site, but also placed limitations on Monster Bureau employees. If an employee engaged in excessive behavior that would severely disrupt the harmony and stability of the bureau's construction site, they would be subject to harsh demonic power punishment. The only situation where one could freely vent anger and demonic power on the site was during a "worker" riot, when bureau employees could unleash all their public grudges and personal vendettas at once.
Of course, many of the monster prisoners on the site possessed extremely strong demonic power. In a crisis, going all out to suppress them was essentially no different from suicide. What made bureau employees stronger than the site prisoners was never demonic power, but the protection of the bureau's system. Yet in non-crisis times, the bureau system did not allow employees to bully others by relying on the bureau's authority or arbitrarily provoke the imprisoned monsters. So even though she regretted the "milk tea" spilled on the floor, she had to endure for now.
Because she had already seen through the monitoring screen who the "visitor" knocking at the door was—the Xuan Turtle Demon. It was the monster that had been pouring demonic concrete mixture into the foundation pit when she passed by the construction site.
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