Hirata placed the second-line applicant's review page under the pending personal consent section, while the first line's postponement page remained beside it.
A vacant slot in the current schedule separated the two pages, and Gu Heng did not allow them to be combined into a single arrangement.
The first line had already completed another review, and her choice to postpone remained unchanged for the time being.
The second line looked over the scope of her own page, first verifying its version and source.
"I agree to continue the internal review within Class D."
Hirata recorded those words in her internal scheduling column, adding the time of consent and the target of the action.
"This time, it only enters the second line's next round of review," Gu Heng said.
"It does not occupy the first line's vacant slot."
The second-line applicant pulled the review page back toward herself.
"I'll continue my own review."
"The first line's postponement remains hers to retain."
Sudo moved the coordination sheet to the second line's side, opening the coordination line only to her.
The first-line applicant stood beside the record board, still pressing down on her suspension request.
"I won't accept her coordination."
"I'll only retain my own postponement."
The third line wrote in the day's schedule column:
First line: postponement continues
Second line: personal consent for internal review
Vacant slot: no automatic executor will be generated
Only after Hirata verified the second line's personal scope did he allow her to move to the internal execution line.
She first completed Class D's internal start confirmation, then placed her review page beside the action station.
Sudo stood behind the coordination line and waited until her starting action was complete before yielding the next section of space.
The second line moved forward, and the handoff position did not