Qin Siyang hung up and immediately rushed back to the Ministry of Armaments.
After confirming with Kav that the order had only been issued that day, Qin Siyang realized the matter had to be resolved at once.
If he waited any longer, warehouses across the regions might actually return their supplies to the suppliers.
As the saying went, holding an office meant shouldering its responsibilities. When that happened, both the suppliers and the legions would come after him, the Minister of Armaments.
Even if everyone could tell at a glance afterward that Qin Siyang's subordinates had conspired to set him up, even if he was a new minister who had only just taken over the Ministry of Armaments, he would still be held accountable.
Not because he had done anything wrong, but because he had no control whatsoever over the Ministry of Armaments.
Having no control over his jurisdiction crossed a red line for him as Minister of Armaments-and for anyone in charge.
The person in charge could make mistakes. That was permitted. After all, who went through life without ever making a mistake?
But when subordinates could bypass their superior entirely, then keep him completely in the dark even after making mistakes, there was no reason for that superior to remain in his position.
If a brain could neither command its limbs nor know what those limbs had done, could it still be called a brain?
Qin Siyang had no experience working in the United Government, but he did not need firsthand experience to know how things worked.
While working in his previous life, he had experienced office power struggles and seen plenty of bosses stripped of their authority and then forced out.
So this situation immediately stirred some hazy memories in his mind, setting his internal alarms blaring