Well.... The head of the regiment and I...

Forget it, at this stage, it's good to be able to say that.

The two talked a little more, and Humphrey took his leave. Then, he made his rounds of the crowd.

Kendeyu was not there, so he should be hiding in the rear. His words, to talk about it later, will certainly agree with himself; Tertedu was talking to Bore.

This person.... It should be hard to pull together. Even if he did it forcibly, it would not make Wang Luo feel pressure, but would only make him feel threatened--- which was almost enough.

For the rest, Ranke is not suitable; Lin Feirui is also not suitable, if he finds this former head of Wuzhou, the nature of the matter will change.

Let's get moving, before new variables emerge.

With that in mind, Humphrey walked towards the castle. When he walked into the castle, he saw that Wang Luo was still sitting next to the command center, and Ken Diyu was sitting opposite him, and the two were writing something.

This one-on-one communication .... Humphrey walked over and stood beside them.

Wang Luo saw him and made a 'please sit' gesture. Humphrey pulled out a chair and sat down.

"Is it something important?" After sitting down, Humphrey looked at Kendeyu, who was writing non-stop, and asked.

"It's not a big deal." Hearing this, Kendeyu glanced at Humphrey and quickly wrote something. "We're done."

"Good." Humphrey nodded at Kendeyu and said. After the other party got up and left, he picked up the pen and looked at Wang Luo. "What did you talk to him about?"

"Among the people just sent by the nobles is a chariot team." Wang Luo looked at him and wrote. The gentleman asked him some questions. The battle outside is over? ”

"It's over." Humphrey replied. "Captain Tertedu commanded well, we didn't suffer any casualties, and we took out those deer with ease."

"The next batch should be wolves." Wang Luo nodded and wrote. "The peculiarity is that long-range attacks can be used. The closer you get, the more damage you do, and you'll need to take them out with ranged fire before you get closer. ”

It's really distinctive... If they hadn't gotten the information in advance, they might have caused a lot of casualties to the team. "It's going to take a little time for them to attack."

"Well, we have about half an hour to rest." Wang Luo wrote. "Do you have something to say?"

"I've found some props that might improve the team." Humphrey thought about it for a moment and wrote.

Then, he handed the content he had prepared earlier to Wang Luo. Patch's search ability, the characteristics of mutant rune fragments, the changes in their properties when combined, the results of a detailed examination of the fragments and those holding them, and the suggestion that they can be authorized to search all deer... It's all described in it.

Wang Luo looked at the report, his expression as calm as ever. From his eyes and expressions, there was no trace that Boreh had reported him about it. As expected, did the new deputy head of the regiment choose to do nothing?

After Wang Luo finished reading, he was silent for a while. Seeing this, Humphrey wrote him another note.

"Because carrying the debris would alert the people around me, I didn't bring it with me. I'm arranging for Nars and Patch to do further gathering. If you think you can use this item, I suggest you get everyone together and discuss it together. ”

"Do you think it's necessary?" Wang Luo wrote.

"Of course." Humphrey replied. "Talking alone may lead to people misunderstanding what you mean, or even deliberately misunderstanding what you mean, acting on their own initiative."

"When the team was small, the damage wasn't apparent. However, as the team expands, the newcomers become more unfamiliar with each other, and the people who receive your advice may break out into larger conflicts, which can be a big loss for the team. ”

Wang Luo raised his head and glanced at Humphla. And Humphrey didn't back down from staring at him... Well, according to the regimental commander, in his eyes he is the appearance of a skeleton, and what he sees should be a skull? It doesn't matter, it's time to look at each other.

"Since you said so, then do it." A moment later, Wang Luo wrote. "Tell them to stop skinning the deer for a moment, bring those rune fragments over to me again, and if they're really valuable, let Patch search for them."

Humphrey stopped a member of the logistics team next to him and told him to convey Wang Luo's order to Tertedu. Then, he looked at Wang Luo again. "What about group meetings?"

"Actually, you can." Wang Luo wrote. "It's just that I can't hear everyone clearly, so I'll have to trouble everyone to write out what they want to say when the time comes."

"I'll arrange that." Humphrey replied.

In this regard, just prepare some cardboard and a few projectors, it is not a difficult task. The important thing is that since Wang Luo agreed to this, then the team rules can vent to him in advance, so as not to make him angry due to accidents at that time.

"Also, some of the new people on our team had bad habits in the past. For example, mending knives when teammates are about to kill beasts, and robbing teammates' loot. But when the officials rebuked them, they were in a good position to say that it didn't violate the rules of the new team. Isn't that disgusting, you see? ”

"That's true." Wang Luo replied with a look of scrutiny. "But do you think there is such a thing as 'rules' that can restrain them?"

That's why you don't have a group rule? "Of course not, but it's better than no rules." Humphrey thought about it for a moment and wrote.

"People in our time have become accustomed to having rules around them." Wang Luo wrote. "There's a lack of freshness in this kind of stuff, and people know how to deal with it."

"In the group, the clumsier ones can only follow the rules; And the smart ones will constantly look for loopholes in the rules and use the rules to protect themselves from evil. In the end, the result is often a lot of resentment and ridicule of conformists throughout the community. In the end, the clumsy ones will break the rules in the same clumsy way to avoid being ridiculed. ”

Did you find out too? "Gradually refine it, and it won't be like this."

"The rules are gradually refined, and the rhythm of things will change further." Wang Luo wrote. "It becomes a game of mind between the manager and the person trying to break the rules. Rather than institutionally curbing and regulating people's behavior, I think it's better for the culture of the team to try to give them some reason to be proud of as a moral support. ”