Chapter 88: Discussing the Extent of Harm a Forced Situation Can Cause (Please Subscribe)_4

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This was a time of urgency.

As for the Bureau of the Lamp, even though he was now employed there, his identity did not require him to clock in daily.

Even without showing up, his salary from the Bureau of the Lamp would still be paid as usual.

Not that he particularly cared about the meager salary, anyway.

With nothing better to do, Cheng Guang simply amused himself by teasing Black Cub.

Oddly enough, Cheng Guang found it strange that Black Cub, who appeared rather silly, wasn't entirely so. When facing him, it would occasionally display almost human-like expressions.

When given a Da Bi Dou, it would even show a timely sense of being humiliated.

Such antics invigorated Cheng Guang; whenever he saw Black Cub bouncing around and tearing apart the house, he'd feel an itch in his hand and give it a Da Bi Dou.

Seeing Black Cub's heartless antics, he figured the psychological trauma inflicted by his teasing wasn't too substantial.