Joanna was quick enough to notice that those weaklings had business with Su Ping, not her. And of course she didn't want to help him. Besides, as far as she could see, Su Ping didn't need her assistance to get rid of the lot.
Still, she feared that there would be an unknown "administrator" looking after the shop, who might be displeased if she didn't follow Su Ping's orders through.
Su Ping made a sour face when Joanna didn't move. "Do you plan to keep your rating or not? You're obliged to maintain order in the shop. It's written in the agreement. Now here's a bunch of yelling thugs… It's time to do something."
Joanna remembered the said clause and reached the grim conclusion that she had just become a lowly bouncer for the shop, and there was nothing she could do about it.
She didn't want to get her hands dirty just to deal with pathetic humans!
"… Gah! What do I do, kill them, throw them out, or what??"
