The warden who guards the witches

At noon, Aiden returned to the Rose Iron Prison and sat down in his chair.

Frenda and the other wardens of the prison area had handled all the things he could handle during the half day he was away, and the remaining documents that needed his personal review were neatly stacked in the middle of the desk.

Aiden began to process the documents. When he turned to the documents related to personnel, he couldn't help but think of the conversation with Rebecca in the morning.

"You are now the warden of the Rose Iron Prison!?" Rebecca exclaimed.

"You should have known about this." Aiden seemed very calm.

"Is that so..." Rebecca's expression became a little strange for a while, "But now I really have no impression at all."

"Why do you suddenly want to work in the prison?" Aiden asked the reason directly.

"I heard that the work there is relatively easy. Now that I am like this, it is not realistic for me to return to the front line in the bureau. I want to change to a simpler job."

"You may have some misunderstandings about the work of prison guards. To be honest, although it is not as dangerous as the front-line judges, it is not that easy either." Aiden smiled, "The prison has to have someone on duty all day. When there is a shortage of manpower, the workload is still quite large, the duty hours are not fixed, and the content is a bit boring."

Although Aiden did make the work of Rose Iron Prison a little easier through reform, it was at best just to make an unbearable working environment more normal.

In his previous life, he also met quite a few people who had the inherent impression of his job as "easy and retirement", but in fact, compared with the normal nine-to-five job, this job is definitely not an easy one.

"Anyway, if you are there, I will have a way to transfer there." Rebecca said half-jokingly.

"What connections are there? I just stamped it when someone was transferred in. The key is whether the old man will let you go." Aiden said seriously, "You should think about it a little more before making a decision."

...

The words are still ringing in my ears.

Rebecca seems to really plan to transfer to the prison, but to be honest, Aiden doesn't dare to take over her.

Director Harold is already very unhappy about his transfer from the Inquisition to the Rose Prison. If Rebecca, a rising star, is poached by this unit again...

The old man might come to kill her personally.

And from Aiden's observation today, amnesia has a greater impact on Rebecca than he thought. Not to mention work, it seems that even self-care has been affected a little.

Prison work, in general, has a low tolerance rate, and a slight negligence can easily lead to serious consequences. According to his evaluation, Rebecca can't go back to work in the Inquisition for the time being, but she is not suitable to come to the Rose Prison. She probably needs to rest for a while to adapt to the state of amnesia.

Not only that, after meeting Rebecca, Aiden has always had an inexplicable sense of disharmony...

At this time, the door of the office was knocked.

"Come in." Aiden replied casually.

Flanda opened the door and came into the office, reporting to Aiden: "Warden, someone from the Inquisition is coming!"

"What!?" Aiden was shocked.

That old man won't really come here to kill because of Rebecca! ?

But he thought about it, Rebecca hasn't formally applied for transfer, and she mentioned it to Harold early in the morning. If the old man wants to kill him, he must at least wait until Rebecca applies.

"It's the prisoner you mentioned before, the captured S-class wanted criminal Prescia." Flanda explained, "The Inquisition brought her here in advance."

"Now? They just notified us yesterday. Normally, shouldn't it be one or two days?" Aiden was a little surprised.

"The prisoner seems to be a little unwell and needs medical treatment. They said they would just send her to us for examination in advance." Flanda sighed.

"They pushed this kind of chores to us." Aiden understood a little.

The prisoner's physical condition cannot be ignored, but for a high-risk prisoner like Prescia who is an S-class wanted criminal outside and will be marked as red when entering the prison, it is necessary to prepare a certain degree of response measures to send her to the hospital for treatment, which is also quite troublesome for the Inquisition.

So they simply sent the prisoner to the scheduled prison in advance. Anyway, the prison also has a certain degree of medical facilities.

"What are her symptoms now?" Aiden asked for details.

"Stomachache." Flanda replied.

"Stomachache?" Aiden frowned immediately. This symptom is a common excuse for prisoners to pretend to be sick. But if it was just pretending to be sick, the Inquisition should not be completely unaware of it, and should be alarmed to send the prisoner here in advance.

"From what I see, it should be true. When the prisoner was sent here, his face was a little pale and sweaty..." Flanda described, "When the pain came, he was a little unstable."

"Has he been sent for examination?"

"He has been sent there, and now we are waiting for the results from the prison doctor--"

Flanda was halfway through her words when the door of the office was pushed open.

Aiden and Flanda looked over at the same time, both a little surprised. Few prison guards entered this office without knocking, unless there was something urgent to report.

Prison guard Isabella rushed in: "It's not good, warden, warden, the new prisoner who was just sent to the infirmary for examination... suddenly started vomiting blood!!"

"Vomiting blood?" Aiden's face darkened immediately upon hearing this.

It seems that what the Inquisition pushed over today was not just a trivial matter, but a big trouble.

After exchanging a glance with Flanda, he immediately stood up from his seat: "Take us over there!"

After striding to the infirmary, Aiden saw at first glance that the new prisoner was lying on the bed half-dead and groaning, with a trace of blood hanging from the corner of his mouth.

"Warden." The prison doctor saw him.

"What's the situation?" Aiden asked her.

"I suspect she swallowed something strange before." The prison doctor said solemnly, "Her throat was scratched and inflamed, and it looks like it's been a few days. I guess she may have been fine at first after swallowing it, and then it got stuck somewhere for a while, and it started bleeding today..."

"Gastrointestinal foreign body?" Aiden was stunned.

A few days...

That is to say, this foreign body should have been swallowed by Precia when she was detained in the Inquisition... No, it may have been swallowed before that.

The Inquisition probably didn't know about this at all, otherwise they would definitely investigate what Precia swallowed.

Now the gastrointestinal bleeding means that an ulcer has appeared. Once perforated, it will be life-threatening.

"Warden, this situation may not be able to be discharged naturally, and surgery is required. We can't handle it here, we have to send her outside." The prison doctor suggested.

Aiden thought for a while and turned to Flanda: "Call prisoner 3340 to take a look first."