So I'm a sheep.

Instead of going directly into her own room, she naturally opened the door to the room opposite.

When I first went up to the second floor, this was the only door that was closed.

'This should be the officer's room...'

After entering the house and looking around, Sasha slapped her forehead.

"Ah, I'm sorry, sir!"

"I was out of my mind and mistakenly entered your room."

"It's alright, just close the door behind you when you leave," Evelyn's voice rang in my ears.

"Yes, sir!"

'There's no sense of everyday life here; the officer is truly working day and night.'

'...'

'Even if they were angels, wouldn't they get tired doing this?'

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Sasha began to patiently observe Evelyn, carefully pondering the meaning behind every expression and every little movement of the Seraphim.

He silently calculated the time Evelyn usually takes to review a report. If the time was significantly longer or shorter, what could be the reason for the change?

Commander Evelyn's tone when she's happy, and her expression when she's unhappy.

Why do she give such different advice on two similar issues?

Was it due to his mood, or was it because he considered the different commanders who handled the situation?

Gradually, Sasha discovered that what was originally an incredibly boring 'observation' had actually become interesting.

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"When the officer goes out for a while and then comes back, his mood is noticeably better."

"Working day and night for extended periods will eventually decrease the efficiency of superiors."

'I might not feel physically tired, but mentally...'

'Outwardly, this manifested as a worsening of his temper, frequently berating ministers and commanders.'

'Judging from some of his subtle movements, the superior was quite impatient while reviewing the report.'

'...'

Sasa gradually discovered a fact that would shock all the angels in Starlight—Commander Evelyn was not only not a workaholic, but she might actually hate her current job!

"Sir, you have great perseverance!"

Sasa admired Evelyn immensely for her perseverance in doing a job she hated for centuries.

If it were her, she would have given up centuries ago.

"When my superiors chat with me occasionally, they mention 'bloody battles' very frequently."

Judging from her expression, she seemed to miss that time of life.

'...'

She would reminisce about that brutal wartime experience; the Throne Angel Evelyn was undoubtedly a rather warlike angel.

However, this warlike Throne now spends his days working in the archives.

Her greatsword was practically just for show in the room; despite possessing extraordinary cultivation, she was confined by a small desk.

Sometimes, when Sasha watched Evelyn working diligently beside her, she would feel a strange sense of sadness.

"Being a legion commander sounds impressive and powerful, but it's pointless if you're not happy doing the job yourself."

Actually, whether Evelyn is happy or not is none of Sasa's business.

The issue is……

"Sir, it's one thing if you're unhappy, but why make everyone else unhappy too?"

Sasha secretly glanced at Evelyn beside her, feeling utterly helpless.

Perhaps subconsciously trying to relieve her inner frustration, Evelyn always liked to put pressure on her subordinates.

He frequently berated ministers and commanders, and devised a bizarre and disastrous century-long training plan for his adjutants.

The superior couldn't vent his pressure, and all his subordinates around him suffered the consequences!

'If you want your own life to get better, you must first make your superiors' lives better.'

'Commander Evelyn is an overly responsible Throne; it's unlikely she'd ignore her responsibilities and enjoy the angelic life.'

'Well, let's think of a compromise then.'

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Sasha had been waiting for the right opportunity, and finally, today the opportunity has arrived!

"Sasha, you've been studying with me for almost two years now, haven't you?"

“That’s right, sir. It will be two years in a month and five days.”

"After watching for so long, is there anything you want to ask?"

"Have!"

"Yes, I'll set aside half a day today specifically to answer your question."

Evelyn pushed the report aside and rubbed her eyes wearily.

"Sir, why did you give completely different orders to the two commanders when both reports involved serious conflicts between local natives and angels?"

"Is it because the commanders have different personalities?"

"That's true..."

Evelyn patiently answered Sasha's questions one by one, and as time passed, a look of joy unconsciously appeared on the Seraphim's face.

The "look first, ask later" training model was indeed correct. The questions the little girl asked were all quite insightful, not the kind of 'beginner' questions that I wouldn't want to answer after hearing them.

Moreover, Sasha doesn't just ask questions; she also adds her own thoughts to each one.

'The general approach is correct; perhaps Sasha can move on to the next stage ahead of schedule.'

Just as she was thinking this, the little girl suddenly said loudly, "Sir, I have a suggestion for you!"

"What suggestion do you have? Tell me."

"Sir, even an angel would get tired of burying himself in official duties all day long."

"The longer you work, the lower your work efficiency will be."

"I suggest you take a day off every six days."

"This way it doesn't actually cause any delay..."

Evelyn waved her hand to interrupt the little girl and said with a smile, "I understand the principle of balancing work and rest. In fact, that's what I'm doing right now."

"?"

“Sasa, whenever I feel that my accumulated fatigue is about to really interfere with my work, I go out for a walk.”

"Sir, isn't it always because you have something to deal with when you go out?"

"I did have things to take care of, but while I was taking care of those things, I also went for a walk outside."

"This is a rare moment of relaxation for me."

"..."

"But it's not like you'll always have something to do and have to go out every time you've accumulated enough stress, is it?"

"It wasn't a coincidence; I arranged it this way on purpose."

"what"

"Haha, nothing to be surprised about."

“With more experience handling official business, these little tricks are easy to master,” Evelyn said casually.

'Hmm, Plan One didn't work, Plan Two is activated!'

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Seeing that the idea of ​​'balancing work and rest' had no effect on Evelyn, the young girl changed her tone: "Sir, you really spoil those ministers and commanders too much!"

"I spoil them?"

Evelyn looked at Sasha with amusement: "You can say I'm harsh on them, but where do you see me spoiling them?"

"Sir, you never take a day off, and you never spend more than half a day when you go out on business."

"Isn't this because they're worried that the ministers and commanders might not be able to find you if they suddenly have an emergency?"

"In order to help them solve their problems in a timely manner, you are willing to suffer yourself."

"Isn't this spoiling them?"

"..."

"Sasa"

"I never imagined that after following me for so long, they would still understand me less than you do."

Evelyn looked quite emotional, and said with a sigh, "I'm strict with them, but it's actually for their own good."

"Not only do they not understand my good intentions, but they also avoid me like the plague!"

"Tell me, is this reasonable? This is unreasonable!"

"Outrageous! Absolutely outrageous!"

"Sir, what's the matter with your strictness? Your usual harshness towards everyone is just a matter of mood, isn't it?"

Sasa was internally ranting about Evelyn, but outwardly she said righteously, "If you keep taking such meticulous care of them, they'll never grow up."

"So..."