Ya Er Dun was captured alive and quickly tortured by Logo into revealing all the information. With his extensive knowledge of soul science, Logo naturally knew where to target and what would cause the most pain.
At first, Ya Er Dun acted like a tough, true man, but he quickly became tearful and sobbing, spilling everything he knew like beans from a bamboo tube.
As Suoerqi said, Ya Er Dun was far less principled than he imagined; as a member of a collateral branch of the Renault royal family, he had experienced far too little hardship.
After obtaining a great deal of information from Ya Er Dun, Logo began to proceed with the next step of his plan.
As one of the top three financial organizations in the Astral Realm, Star Sea Bank has a very well-established internal structure.
There are eight senior executives in the bank branch.
They are the bank president, who oversees everything, and two vice presidents, each responsible for a specific area.
In addition, there are five ministerial-level senior officials from the human resources department, the armed forces, the finance department, the supervision department, and the engineering logistics and information technology department.
There are eight people in total.
Generally, routine administrative matters are resolved through discussions between the bank president and two vice presidents, while major issues are decided by an eight-person vote.
Apart from the bank president, who has two votes, the other seven senior executives each have only one vote.
The minority obeys the majority; that is, a matter can be passed if it receives five votes.
From Ya Er Dun, Logo learned that the Giant Race brothers, Bazel and Bayeer, had managed to sideline President Sheerle by colluding with three other high-ranking officials.
Of course, this is also largely due to the weak character of the bank's president, Sheerle, and the fact that all the branch managers of Star Sea Bank were parachuted in from headquarters and had no local roots.
The essence of this system is to check and balance the power of the bank president, prevent local bank presidents from becoming too powerful, arrogant, and acting recklessly, thus creating a situation where they become too powerful to control.
However, when faced with a situation like the Stafis branch, the drawback becomes apparent: it is easily sidelined by subordinates.
This is actually quite normal. There is no perfect system in the world. Everything is changing. We must adapt to the times and local conditions in order not to be left behind by the times.
Logically speaking, the branch manager of Star Sea Bank must be a strong-willed person, or at the very least, have considerable skill.
Logo glanced at Sheerle's resume and couldn't see what qualifications this guy had to be appointed as branch manager.
Then there's only one possibility: Sheerle has powerful connections, so he's not here to do anything, but to enjoy himself.
Or perhaps, the higher-ups deliberately selected a coward so that the Bazel Brothers could sideline him and profit from it.
And then what?
Naturally, the benefits are transferred to higher levels...
Thinking of this, Logo immediately stopped himself from delving deeper into the matter.
Sometimes it's best to pretend you know nothing.
My small frame can't withstand the wind and rain now.
Our attention returned to the present matter.
First, make sure you take good care of Audora and hold onto this incredibly lucky guy.
Audora's main task this time is to audit the accounts.
To be more specific, find evidence of embezzlement and dereliction of duty by senior management at the Star Sea Bank's Stafis branch, submit it, and the task will be complete.
So here's the question.
After Ya Er Dun was arrested, the evidence was actually quite easy to find.
Because Logo and his men acted swiftly, Ya Er Dun's accomplices were completely unaware.
Furthermore, since Ya Er Dun was searching for traces of Stoic School, he wouldn't make a big fuss about it or announce it to the whole world.
If we follow this line of investigation, it will be easy to complete the task.
However, this only results in a passing grade.
The task assigned to you by your supervisor.
Completing the task is expected; failing to do so will result in punishment.
In other words, simply completing the fixed tasks only earns 60 points, barely passing the passing mark.
This might get you out of trouble, but it won't get your boss to notice you.
So what should we do?
It's very simple: do things ahead of time that the leader hasn't specifically asked you to do, but which are things that should naturally be done.
For example, if the boss is hungry, he might ask you to catch a sheep.
Not only did you follow orders to tie up the sheep, but you also slaughtered it for your boss and prepared a whole lamb feast to serve to the boss.
That effect is nothing compared to simply catching the sheep and throwing it in front of the boss.
Which one is better?
Without a doubt!
In this way, you can get a score of 90 or higher.
If you want to improve, simply doing your assigned tasks isn't enough.
However, acting in this way also carries the risk of overstepping one's bounds, and if one encounters a stingy leader, it can easily backfire.
You must first carefully consider your own situation before deciding whether to show your strength.
So, what's the situation on Logo's side?
He glanced at the silver-haired girl playing with her fishtail braid, and thinking about Audora's backing, he felt much more at ease.
I'm determined to be the substitute test-taker!
Since the task given to Audora was to investigate the accounts and collect evidence, Logo's next step was to take it all down in one fell swoop and eliminate all these corrupt and derelict individuals.
In that case, Audora should be able to get at least 95 points on her test, if not 100, right? If you keep this lady happy, you're bound to get plenty of benefits, aren't you?
However, the power we currently possess is far from sufficient to achieve this.
When Audora came to the Staphis Continent, she brought only the Old Demon with her.
However, a crucial point is that the latter's role is to act as a referee, not to take action.
While Audora is powerful, she is still within the realm of Demigod and cannot sweep away everything. It should be noted that the power behind Ya Er Dun, "Platinum Glory," is not weak, with numerous Demigod, making them difficult to deal with.
Not to mention the Bazel Brothers, whose "Graystone Castle" was equally powerful.
Combined, the number of Demigod easily surpasses one hundred.
With so many powerful figures attacking at once, it would be a miracle if Audora could escape.
The Star Sea Bank branch on the Staphis Continent does have God Level power overseeing it, but this power is equivalent to a nuclear weapon and will only be activated if the bank suffers a catastrophic disaster. At least, Audora does not have the authority to awaken this power.
Therefore, it is necessary to seek external assistance.
So where can we find help?
There's a saying that goes, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend."
Finding foreign players is never difficult, Logo quickly locked onto his target.
The "Lancers" organization!
Like the "Platinum Glory," the "Lancers" are also one of the representative forces of the Reynolds Civilization on the Staphis Continent.
The difference is that the members of Platinum Glory are mostly spellcasters.
As the name suggests, the Lancers were primarily composed of knights.
This also involves the open and covert struggles between the Pure Blood Faction and Mixed Blood Faction of the Reynolds Civilization.
In short, the two organizations dislike each other and are constantly fighting.
Because of the friendly relationship between Platinum Glory and the Bazel Brothers, the Lancers were restricted in obtaining loans and were also suppressed by Platinum Glory and Graystone Castle, resulting in slow development and even several near -Destruction crises. They only recovered after climbing into the Starlight Tour Group.
It's easy to imagine that if Logo gave the Lancers a chance to retaliate against these two forces and offered them benefits, these hot-tempered knights would definitely be eager to fight and come with their weapons in a menacing manner!