Link gave Buck and Linn a tough task.
The key and difficult point of this task wasn't the conflict between the Southern and Northern Districts, but to conceal their identities.
Linn, always thoughtful, was considering more.
He knew that if the boss didn't show up in person, and wanted them not to show up either, there must be a reason.
Without asking what the reason was, Linn stopped Buck, who was about to agree lavishly, and asked calmly:
"Boss, there's no urgency in terms of the timeline, right? To pull this off while hiding our identities, it will take some circuitous planning. It won't be fast."
"Take your time, there's no rush."
Link gave a response that made Linn breathe a sigh of relief.
No rush was good.
It meant they could take things slow and work meticulously.
"This is the budget. If it's not enough, come to me."
Link took out a box and handed it over to Buck and Linn.
The box contained his last few dozen magic stones.
