The Principal Who Was Always Having Epiphanies...

Several of them felt that coming here today had been worthwhile. One juicy revelation after another had dropped into their laps. Though they did not quite understand what "eating melons" meant—and they had even become parties involved themselves—they had nothing better to do, there was no danger, and it counted as a little amusement amid their tedious work... Unfortunately. "Everyone, since today's matter was all a misunderstanding, and Mr. Katsura still has business to attend to, I won't keep you any longer..." Since this involved Sogo Doma, Principal Yamamoto did not dare let the government officials remain any longer. Although they had been somewhat involved before, the only parties concerned had been Katsura and himself. Besides, Young Master Doma had said he did not know the man. But now... Kotaro Katsura had plainly stated that this was Young Master Doma's arrangement. If Yamamoto still kept the officials here, he would be failing to read the room. So, it was time to see the guests out. "After all, you're busy too. We've already delayed you for so long. If this goes on any longer, it'll just be a waste of resources..." "Yes, then we'll be taking our leave." The government officials were sensible enough. Deep down, they had wanted the matter settled privately anyway. Who wanted to work overtime over such a trivial case where no one had even been injured? They would not even get overtime pay... It was just a little unfortunate that they would not get to see the rest of the spectacle, but work came first. Meanwhile— "Not Zura, Katsura." Kotaro Katsura wore a serious expression. "Sogo, have you forgotten what I told you this morning?" "But I also told you, I'm not familiar with them..." Sogo Doma wanted to slam the table. "And I never introduced