Chapter 360 The reporter's determination

The remaining night was about to be replaced by dawn, and the earliest flight of seagulls began their work.

"What nonsense is this newspaper talking about! Editor-in-chief, why is the content different from what I wrote before!" Carly angrily slammed the latest newspaper of the morning on the desk of the editor-in-chief of the magazine.

The editor-in-chief calmly glanced at the newspaper on the table and started talking to Kali: "Kali, I have no choice! What is the navy? They are in contact with the royal family and the Celestial Dragons. What are we? A group of ordinary people, how can we fight against them! The news you wrote is very eye-catching, but you have to think clearly. Are you sure you want to fight against the behemoth of the navy for the sake of temporary fame? I am doing this for your own good!"

The editor-in-chief advised Carly earnestly, "You took advantage of the loophole once, do you want to take advantage of it again? The navy is not a fool, are they waiting for you to use them as a stepping stone?"

When Carly saw the editor-in-chief's performance, she felt a chill in her heart and understood his position. Although Carly was new to the world, she was not a naive person who knew nothing. Just like the bait thrown by Dazai Osamu before, not everyone could take it.

Carly knew the danger of the live broadcast, but she did it anyway. Since she had done it, she had to strike while the iron was hot. She collected information all night yesterday, but it was too clean. The danger shown in the design and the navy's coveting of it, but the era when the design appeared was indeed clean. An invisible hand erased that history. The more Carly investigated, the more frightened she became. After the fright, she eagerly desired the truth. She also understood that this was not something she should investigate, but should the people be deceived by their superiors?

She became a reporter because she didn't want to be someone who believed others and lived in lies. She longed for the truth! But the small magazine couldn't give her the truth. The editor-in-chief revised her manuscript for her own good and made up for some of the mistakes made before. The Navy's image was naturally not to blame a reporter for not making a mistake. It was a loss of face. The pen of the journalist industry still had a deterrent effect.

"Carly, I can see that you are quite capable during this live broadcast. Although you have lost this opportunity, you will definitely be able to rise in the next report with your skills. I have some good news. You don't have to rush into a fight with the navy. Just be safe and don't cross the red line."

The editor-in-chief is optimistic about the potential of new reporter Carly, so he took the trouble to help her respond to the people above. This passionate little girl made her see the side of herself that was not as cold-blooded as before, the side that was dedicated to pursuing the truth. Naturally, the editor-in-chief doesn't want her to hit a wall, as there is still a lot of easy ways to go.

Carly could naturally sense the editor-in-chief's kindness. She was extremely conflicted. Before, she just didn't want to be eliminated or ignored. But although the process of finding the truth was very hard, the sense of accomplishment was particularly satisfying. She didn't want to be a person who went with the crowd. She wanted to have her own self and didn't want to live in falsehood.

What exactly is the Navy hiding? The reason why Robin was hunted down can't be very simple, right? What did O'Hara find out? Why was he killed just for looking for that piece of history? What exactly is hidden in that piece of history?

Everything, a hundred thousand whys, made Carly torment herself. She smiled bitterly, thought for a long time, and apologized to the editor-in-chief: "I'm sorry, editor-in-chief, I want to resign."

The editor paused and looked at her calmly: "Are you sure?" She did not ask why she resigned, nor did she persuade Carly, because she understood that she was once a fearless girl, but life had smoothed out her edges.

"Sure." After saying this, Carly felt a lot more relieved. The magazine was good, but it was different from what she was pursuing.

“The process of pursuing the truth is long and you may not see the result in your lifetime. Not everyone can see the water inside.” The editor-in-chief gave her advice calmly, reflecting her life experience.

"Thank you, editor-in-chief!" Carly bowed 90 degrees with tears in her eyes, thanking the editor-in-chief for his understanding. The two of them peacefully dissolved their labor relationship.

Carly left the magazine with only her beloved camera. Not far behind her, "Sister Li! Sister Li!" Photographer Nicol jogged after her excitedly.

Carly looked at him in confusion: "What are you doing here!"

Nico touched the back of his head and smiled embarrassedly: "Sister Li, since you've left, there's no point in me staying here, so I might as well quit!"

"I'm quitting, why are you quitting too!" Carly almost jumped up and poked Nico's head in annoyance. She didn't ask him why he knew about it. Such a big thing spread quickly in the magazine.

"Anyway, I am a nobody in there. If I had to be promoted, I would have given up long ago without Sister Li!" Nico said puffily. He held Carly's arm coquettishly, "From now on, Sister Li, wherever you go, I will go. You still need a photographer, right?"

Carly felt warm in her heart, knowing that Nico quit this job for her. She glared at him proudly and pushed him away with disgust: "There is no photographer, but an assistant is needed."

Nico's expression turned from gloomy to bright, he laughed and followed Carly: "Sister Li, what are we going to do next?"

"I want to find someone who is not afraid of the navy."

"Who?"

"Morgauns."