Shi Ya finished writing her resignation letter and without a second's delay, she sent it directly to Professor McKin.
Professor McKin replied promptly, attempting to retain her with a gesture of persuasion; however, when Shi Ya decisively indicated her intention to leave, he could only regretfully approve her resignation.
Of course, the compensation due to Shi Ya was not withheld. Out of the 20 million credit points, 10 million were immediately paid to Shi Ya. The remaining amount was to be transferred to her as soon as Shi Ya handed over the current research data to Dina without reservation and its accuracy was confirmed.
Shi Ya didn't entangle with the matter too much. She had a clear understanding of her current situation; since the matter was irrevocable, she might as well minimize her losses by demanding a sum of compensation.
