"Kallen, would you take a look?"
Miguel handed Kallen the report he had personally revised and proofread. Once submitted, this report would become the "original version" of the incident.
Kallen took it and began leafing through it.
Yes, it was a very good adaptation. Kallen sincerely felt it was a shame Secretary-General Miguel had not become a director of religious films.
From the preparations to the groundwork, then the incident itself and its outcome, the whole report showcased the Whip of Order's unity and cooperation here. This was not merely everyone getting a foot in; they had not left even a toe-sized gap unused.
Still, this also perfectly resolved Kallen's problem of "merit laundering."
Miguel watched the changes in Kallen's expression, feeling somewhat uneasy and guilty.
He had helped Kallen build connections, but offering him a promotion one moment and coming to collect a debt the next was rather unseemly. Of course, the main problem was that this young man had earned his merit far too quickly.
"A very good report, Secretary-General. Thank you for your hard work."
"District Chief Kallen, do you have any comments?"
"No. I'll put my name on this report. I'll sign and stamp it now."
"All right. Thank you."
"There's no need for that between us."
Because I was still getting the better deal. Next, Neo's militia regiment's tomb robbing, smuggling, plundering, and voucher laundering could all be absorbed by the Whip of Order, or even receive its backing.
Originally, they would have needed to pay some attention to the repercussions. Kallen could keep things under control now, but there was a limit to how much pressure he could withstand. Now, even if someone discovered it later, they probably would not dare report or obstruct it, because to outsiders, this would not be the York