Chapter 5.1 - Security Department (1/2)

Chapter 5.1: Security Department

The Security Department was located on the east side of the 78th floor of the Empire State Building, just one wall away from the Marketing Department. It’s also a fully automated glass wall. As Xiao Zheng approached, the glass wall parted and slid left and right. It was filled with a sense of wonder.

Xiao Zheng approached and was about to pass through the glass that affected the development of friendship between departments. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a warning sign on the door: “Women and dogs are prohibited from entering.”

“What’s going on?” Xiao Zheng revealed a puzzled expression as he said in wonder. Everyone worked in the same company and was assigned to work on the same floor. This was a great fate, so why should the security department be so aggressive, forbidding girls from the marketing department from entering their homes and conducting amateur programs that were beneficial to their physical and mental health? He started to question his job.

Xiao Zheng shook his head as he entered the office, only to find that there was no one there.

“Where did everyone run off to? Didn’t Mr. Deng say hello to the Security Department? I thought that my passionate colleagues would hold a welcome ceremony for me… ”

Xiao Zheng casually lit up a cigarette and walked towards the depths of the Security Department.

By chance, Xiao Zheng pushed open the conference room, tea room, and the door to the control room. Confused, he headed toward sthe office that marked the chief of the garrison. He could not help but complain, “It looks like Mr. Deng’s reputation is not as big as I thought.”

Xiao Zheng, who had just reached the door, knocked on it and politely asked, “Is anyone here?”

A weird female voice came from inside the door. It wasn’t loud, but it was enough to send chills down one’s spine. It was as though he was holding in a bellyful of evil, causing others to be wary of him.

Ka-cha!

As Xiao Zheng opened the door, he was immediately shocked by the shocking scene in the room.

A captain was indeed a captain. The office was several times larger than a normal security guard’s standard 4 room. The huge floor-to-ceiling windows made the office seem spacious and bright, with excellent lighting.

At this moment, there were more than 20 security guards in the office who were on standby. Their legs were splayed out wide and their arms were crossed behind their backs. They were lined up in two rows facing each other with a solemn atmosphere.