Kaiser looked at the screen and read the headlines, his expression unchanging.
"A worker almost killed a student?"
Hazel nodded, then posed a question of her own.
"But why? Why would he suddenly attack a student?"
Kaiser shrugged indifferently. He didn't know, and he didn't care to know.
Seeing his reaction, Hazel frowned.
"This is quite a big issue, you know? If the campus isn't safe for the students anymore, then the limiters will only become a burden."
"Students wouldn't be able to defend themselves."
"Oh?" Kaiser raised an eyebrow. Hazel had deduced the main problem quickly.
"In that case, let's see how the academy responds to this incident."
He looked up at the security camera in the corner, his eyes glinting with something unrecognizable.
Hazel nodded curtly, then paused.
"Are you free by any chance?"
Kaiser glanced at her, his gaze questioning.
"That's unusual. Aren't you supposed to be resting now?"
Her shoulders stiffened for a few seconds, then she relaxed.
