After finding the makeup artist, Kevin discovered that, with the exception of his immediate boss and the other members of The Seven, everyone else’s attitude towards him was actually quite good.
In the original plot, it seemed that The Deep was entirely unvalued, bullied everywhere, and lived his life as a complete laughingstock.
But in reality, The Deep was, after all, an honor student who graduated from Godolkin University, and the chosen one selected from that school to join The Seven.
Before all that absurdity happened, The Deep was quite popular.
On top of that, he was a superhero, a real superhero.
Since most of the company’s employees were ordinary people, with the exception of top management, the majority wouldn’t dare to say or do anything out of line to a superhero.
Simply put, The Deep’s interpersonal relationships within the company were quite good.
Even when he shaved his beard and ruined the image the company had created for him, the makeup artist didn’t say a word.
This was completely different from the situation with Madelyn, who first scolded him and then tried to manipulate him.
‘If I look at it from this perspective, as long as I work hard, I shouldn’t have any problems.’ Having finished his makeup and memorized his speech, Kevin analyzed the situation as follows.
As a member of The Seven, he held a high status.
In the future, as long as he completed the tasks set by the company, he could do whatever he wanted in his free time.
And even with the company’s tasks, he could afford to slack off.
Queen Maeve did exactly that, and Kevin could very well follow her example.
“The Deep, Starlight has arrived.
Do you want to go out and meet her?” Kevin, who had just finished memorizing his script and was slacking off, heard the call from the Vice President of Talent Relations, Ashley.
Kevin looked up at Ashley.
This slightly plump woman was still Madelyn’s assistant and held the position of Director of Hero Management at Vought International, responsible for all public relations and matters related to the superheroes.
Kevin’s relationship with her was neither good nor bad; there was no special interaction between them.
After all, when Kevin joined The Seven, Ashley was not yet in charge of public relations for the group.
Looking at Ashley and thinking about her present and future, Kevin smiled and said.
“Sure, why not?
I have nothing else to do right now anyway.” Having memorized his speech, Kevin found himself in a state of complete idleness.
If he hadn’t been unable to slip away, he would have gladly sneaked out to the ocean to test his abilities.
Most importantly, he had forgotten to charge his phone, and the battery was almost dead, so he couldn’t even browse the internet.
And since he was on duty, he didn’t dare ask anyone for a charger; otherwise, his immediate boss would surely find out he was slacking off at work…
In any case, Starlight’s arrival was just in time.
Kevin could simply meet this heroine from the original story, chat with her, and pass the boring time.
Following Ashley backstage, he immediately saw a young girl with long, wavy blonde hair, dressed in a cute hero costume.
At this moment, under the watchful eye of her mother, Donna, she was looking around with excitement, anxiety, and awe.
However, she controlled her emotions well and didn’t reveal too much, outwardly appearing quite shy.
When Ashley brought Kevin over, she was still with the makeup artist, who was touching up her look.
Upon seeing Kevin, Kevin noticed her eyes widen instantly.
She pointed at Kevin and, suppressing her excitement, asked.
“You…
you are—” “Yes, that’s me.
Girl, I am The Deep, your future colleague.” Kevin smiled and extended his right hand to Starlight.
This young girl was undoubtedly very lucky right now.
Because the person inside The Deep had already changed.
On her first day as a member of The Seven, she wouldn’t have to face such disgusting things.
Although some events that were meant to happen would still occur, the absence of this single incident should make Starlight’s future path a little smoother.
And Kevin wouldn’t have to leave The Seven.
Everyone had a bright future.
At least, for now.
“I-I’m sorry, I’m just a little too excited.
I…
I didn’t expect that we would actually meet…” Seeing a member of The Seven, Starlight seemed at a loss.
She acted like a fan who had just met her idol, completely unsure of where to start: ask for an autograph or take a picture.
Kevin simply put on his signature professional smile, let go of the hand he was shaking with Starlight, and said with a smile.
“Don’t worry.
You are also going to become a member of The Seven; you will have plenty of opportunities to meet everyone in the future.” Kevin comforted Starlight, viewing the situation from the perspective of a senior.
Perhaps Kevin’s attitude worked, as Starlight’s mood did noticeably calm down.
After a brief conversation with Starlight to calm her down, Kevin was quickly informed that Madelyn was already on stage giving her speech, and it would soon be his turn.
Strangely enough, before his transmigration, Kevin had never given a speech on stage, and logically, he should have been very nervous.
But perhaps because his fusion with The Deep’s original soul was so successful, the current Kevin wasn’t nervous at all; on the contrary, he was very bored.
He just wanted to finish work quickly and test his superpowers.
There was nothing to be said about having to give a speech on stage.
Having memorized the text of the speech in advance, all Kevin had to do was recite it and perform appropriately on stage.
And the acting course was mandatory for every student who entered Godolkin University preparing to become a hero.
Kevin naturally had a talent for this.
First, he expressed his feelings about Lamplighter’s departure, earning applause from the audience.
Then he welcomed the newcomer, and after that, standing next to Starlight like models, he posed for the reporters’ cameras.
In conclusion, he gave a speech, and with that, the farewell and welcome party ended.
“Later, The Deep will be responsible for taking Starlight to The Seven’s conference room to familiarize her with the upcoming procedures.
The rest of you are in charge of developing the script for our little girl’s debut.
And The Deep…” After finishing her conversation, Madelyn immediately began planning the next steps.
Finishing her thought, she turned to Kevin and said.
“If you want to develop a new design, contact the design department first.
Next time, do not make decisions on your own, do you understand?” “Yeah.” Kevin shrugged, making it clear that he understood.
Madelyn didn’t say anything else and left in a car with her assistant.
After the departure of the current head of Vought International, Kevin said to Starlight.
“Let’s go.
I will walk you to the conference room so you can learn the way.” Starlight followed Kevin, seemingly keeping a low profile.
As a newcomer who had just arrived in the city, she behaved very properly, didn’t ask questions she shouldn’t ask, and didn’t say things she shouldn’t say.
For example, she was very curious about the conversation between Kevin and Madelyn that had just taken place, but she managed to suppress her curiosity and followed Kevin without saying a word.
The silence was only broken when the two of them entered The Seven’s conference room.