With friends, things got done; the world had suffered under American tyranny for too long!

"Good!" Professor Harvey's short, forceful reply rang out from his office.

Anyone who didn't know better would have thought he had taken the wrong medication again.

The office was quite spacious and fully equipped.

It was just a little bizarre to see more than a dozen people of all descriptions crowded around the desk.

Across from them, Alex stood awkwardly with his head lowered in embarrassment, not daring to meet Professor Harvey's piercing gaze.

The men in black had not only surrounded the old professor, but also carried gleaming longswords whose dazzling edges left him little choice but to agree.

You didn't even discuss this with me beforehand! What are you trying to do, bringing these terrorists here? Threaten me?

The professor dared not say it aloud. He could only turn his frustration into a scorching glare aimed at his dear pupil.

Hatake Sakumo, standing on his right, patiently persuaded him in a courteous tone. "Professor Harvey, the Empire's unification of the world is already a foregone conclusion. The Beautiful Country is nothing but dry bones in a tomb. As a teacher, surely it's only right for you to care about the world and relieve people's suffering. Wouldn't you agree?"

"Hmm?" The professor's eyes lit up.

That's a nice turn of phrase. Quite interesting-just the thing to boost my reputation!

He immediately replied, "I am not acting under your coercion. Rather, I simply cannot stand the foul state of society today, especially all the loans, health insurance costs, and miscellaneous taxes. Every one of my students has taken out enormous loans. Some will be paying them off until they're fifty. Even the former president didn't finish paying his off until he was forty-two!"

"The profits involved are enormous, and every last cent goes into those people's accounts. They don't even