A detective sat in his chair, his eyes intently tracing every line of the open document before him. This mission involved a dangerous drug dealer, someone who had long been a top target for the police. Every detail mattered, every tiny gap in the report could be the key to taking down the target.

However, his attention was momentarily diverted when someone entered the room. His cold gaze shifted to a new figure—who had just joined his team. A new person. A newbie.

Expressionlessly, he observed the way they walked, the way their eyes swept the room curiously, and the subtle tension that was evident in their movements.

He let out a soft sigh and returned his focus to the documents in front of him. Today was going to be a long day.

Without looking up from the documents, he replied flatly, “If you want to survive here, don’t disturb my concentration with small talk. Read the case documents on your desk and understand the situation.”