The warden who guards the witches

"If you insist, ignoring the prisoner's threats is enough to show your position." Frenda sighed, "Now that it's in the newspaper, the impact has expanded to this extent. If something happens, you don't know the consequences at all, right?"

As an old prison guard, she is very clear about the reaction of government agencies to public opinion.

Considering the worst case scenario, if Neville Drake succeeds in robbing the prison, the Rose Iron Prison will become very embarrassed.

For them, the impact of such things is naturally as small as possible.

If the news has not spread after the prison break, the Prison Administration and even the Ministry of Justice will try their best to suppress the spread of public opinion and try their best to eliminate the impact. With the case that the Capital Prison has not yet been clarified, the higher-ups should not blame the people in their posts too much. At most, they will pull Aiden, the warden, over and punish him with three glasses of wine. No matter how severe the punishment is, it can't exceed the measures taken by the Empire against the head of the Capital Prison.

But now, due to Aiden's reply, the matter was directly announced in the media, and the conflict between the Red Shark Pirates and the Rose Iron Prison directly entered the public's field of vision. In this case, if the Red Shark Pirates kidnapped the prisoners of the Rose Iron Prison, the Rose Iron Prison... and even the judicial department of the entire autonomous state would lose face. Someone must take full responsibility for this matter, and the way the higher authorities deal with the person in charge will not be so gentle.

Although Aiden is undoubtedly her superior in terms of position, she still has more work experience in this prison. Aiden also told her about any problems he found in the work and any opinions should be raised in time.

"Don't worry, Frenda, I will take responsibility alone if something goes wrong." Aiden smiled and nodded.

"It's already based on the premise that something goes wrong. Where is the element of reassuring in your words?" Frenda glared, "Your dismissal will have a great impact on us!"

Now the management of the Rose Iron Prison has become very different from other prisons. If Aiden is removed from office at this time, basically no one can take over perfectly.

"Don't worry, warden. The commander said so, he must be sure!" Veronica continued to speak for Aiden.

Flanda glanced at Veronica helplessly.

This is no longer trust, it is completely blind.

"Warden, before I was assigned here, I visited the Imperial Capital Prison for study." Flanda frowned and said, "The conditions there are not as good as the Thorn Iron Prison, but the overall conditions are much better than ours. The system in the Empire is different from that in the Autonomous Prefecture. Some of the prison guards are transferred from the army, and there are military equipment. I don't want to be too rude. If that pirate group can break into the Capital Prison so easily, we can't defend it here."

"I know about this, and I actually know the other party's method of jailbreaking. That's why I didn't tell you about my plan. No matter how we arrange it, the measures of this prison will not work." Aiden replied calmly, "You just need to work as usual for the time being. There is only one thing-in case of jailbreaking, before I issue an order, you are not allowed to attack the jailbreakers and prisoners who are about to escape."

"Warden, do you know what you are talking about now!?" Flanda widened her eyes.

If this kind of order is found out later, Aiden will undoubtedly be suspected of dereliction of duty.

"I can't explain it in too much detail. You just need to know that they have a way to directly harm those who try to attack and stop them. So don't act rashly before I crack their methods." Aiden explained.

"Does that mean you have found a way to crack it?" Flanda realized something.

"I guess so." Aiden replied, "but this method of cracking can only be used when the other party takes action, so I replied to the other party, hoping that they will take action in the near future so that this matter can be resolved as soon as possible. I will stay in prison these days and start preparing early."

"Okay, since you have a bottom line in your heart, I won't dig deeper." Flanda breathed a sigh of relief, "But warden..."

"Hmm?" Aiden realized that his subordinates still had opinions to raise.

"Is there any deep meaning behind drawing this kind of graffiti?" Flanda pointed at a picture in the newspaper with an indifferent face, "To be honest, I don't see any other meaning except to irritate the other party."

The picture shows the wanted poster that Aiden posted on the ferry bulletin board with a reply and graffiti.

"Well..." Aiden hesitated for a moment, then spread his hands, "Although it is indeed meaningless, I am very happy to do this kind of thing."

"This..." Aiden's confession made Flanda speechless for a while, and finally she covered her face helplessly.

Why would a man, no matter how reliable, play with some meaningless things and become so childish?

She felt that she had already lost the ability to persuade the other party, so she looked at Veronica with the last glimmer of hope, hoping that the other party would speak frankly this time.

Veronica stared at the newspaper for a long time, and finally said: "I think the painting is quite interesting..."

"Is that the point!?" Flanda was dumbfounded.

Finally, she gave up trying to persuade him, and with a tired look on her face, she patted Veronica's shoulder.

"What's wrong, warden?" Veronica blinked.

"Forget it, it's okay..." Flanda swallowed what she wanted to say and just sighed.

This girl is hopeless.

"If you don't have anything else to report, go back." Aiden looked back and forth at the two of them.

The two saluted Aiden and prepared to leave the office.

At this time, Aiden suddenly remembered something and called Veronica who was leaving: "By the way, Veronica, are you going to the cafeteria to eat later?"

"Sir, are you going with me?" Veronica's eyes lit up.

"No, I still have a lot of work... I just want to ask if you go, can you help me get two servings of noodles from the cafeteria? I plan to eat in the office."

"Is that so? Of course it's no problem." Veronica felt a little regretful in her heart, then thought about it, and suddenly became a little uncertain, "Hey, you just said... two servings?"

The portion of a staple meal in the cafeteria is still quite large. In her impression, Aiden's appetite is not particularly large, and it is not even as large as her appetite when the full moon is approaching.

"Yeah." Aiden smiled calmly, "Today, I just happened to be a little hungry."