Ever since learning that he had signed a contract and been forced to forget it, Aikawa Kaze had been thinking about the "loophole" he must have left for himself.
No normal person would willingly sign an agreement that made them lose their memory. He certainly did not think he had been that stupid, so circumstances must have forced his hand. He must have believed he had no choice but to sign.
Back when he had been unaware of his potential and thought he was just an ordinary person, he would naturally have chosen to compromise in the face of something he could not resist.
In other words, when he signed this contract, he must have believed he was in the weaker position. He would likely have played weak before his opponent, and even if he left himself a contingency, it would have been a condition that looked perfectly normal and raised no suspicions.
The "back door" he left probably would not have been very powerful, but it might offer a way out of a deadlock, or an opening that gave him fresh inspiration.
Knowing he would lose his memory, he certainly would not have chosen some obscure condition. It would have been something that readily came to mind under normal circumstances.
As an ordinary corporate drone, and given the work-related information revealed in their conversation just now, the most likely point of contention would have been his compensation.
Compensation amounted to money, power, influence, vacation benefits, and things of that sort.
Suppose I were suddenly told I had to work in another world, and even that these memories would be erased. I couldn't refuse, and the future would probably be dangerous...
*I'm weak and can't resist, so I want to give my future self a chance. At the very least,