Chōsei.
One of the organization members.
This kind of thing.
Rather than using power to have subordinates conduct inspections and leave traces, it's clearly more suitable to directly order organization members to do it.
Reasonable.
Legal.
Compliant.
This is also something his position requires him to uphold on the surface. Because he's under scrutiny from many, while holding great power as the head of this department.
He's walking on thin ice.
Unless.
The entire department is under absolute control, but that's impossible. Such an important department is full of eyes from consortiums, the Imperial Family, and Cabinet members.
Therefore.
No one can monopolize.
Suddenly.
The thought of the organization arose.
However.
The next second, he shook his head. The organization is powerful, but it shouldn't be this powerful. After all, this is Japan's intelligence center.
If the organization really achieved this.
Then.
It represents one thing.
