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His Majesty the Emperor had granted the Jinyiwei the authority to arrest anyone without going through the normal judicial process, along with the power to judge and sentence. They were also the most formidable intelligence agency both domestically and internationally at that time, astonishing everyone and inciting envy.
That evening, His Majesty made a decisive decision to allow Kujou to pilot the initiative in Harbin. If it proved effective, then Kujou Yuuma would become the sole leader of the Imperial Royal Gendarmerie of the Greater Japan Empire, a general of the empire. Simultaneously, His Majesty entrusted Kujou with control over Man Tie and the Special High Class, encouraging him to use his newfound power to establish an intelligence and surveillance body for the royal family in Manchuria, consolidating military authority and preventing the Military Headquarters from draining the empire's resources.
This effectively provided Kujou with an excuse and opportunity to purge the entire Northeast Army regime. The task of eliminating Oni would now have a legitimate reason for execution rather than mere assassination. As for justifying these executions? Well, was there really a need for one?
Did they understand what it meant to act first and report later? It was simply a matter of completing paperwork after carrying out the executions! And if they couldn't even fabricate a reason for it, then they might as well execute them all together!
Due to Kujou's selective storytelling about Judy establishing the Jinyiwei, he failed to mention the potential dangers this brutal organization posed to the state. The so-called historical expert brought in only answered questions without daring to speak freely. Thus, Yoshihito was completely misled.
On the reviewing stand, His Majesty once again presented a military flag adorned with the royal chrysanthemum crest. After it was unfurled by the Imperial Bodyguard, revealing the words "Royal Guard," he solemnly folded it and handed it to Kujou, patting him on the shoulder as he encouraged him, "Kujou Yuuma, the long-term peace of our imperial colonies is entrusted to you!"
Kujou saluted once more and declared loudly that His Majesty could rest assured; the Royal Guard would not disappoint him! Since changing his appearance and arriving in Japan, Kujou had not bowed to anyone. First, there was no need; everyone he encountered had to look up at him when speaking—bowing? Impossible! Second, he simply could not bow to the Little Devils; it was something he could never do!
Moreover, in front of His Majesty, he maintained a soldier's demeanor—soldiers did not need to bow; a salute sufficed. In fact, the Emperor appreciated his nephew's toughness. Thus far, Kujou Yuuma had not bent down even once.
Finally, under Kujou Yuuma's command, the future Imperial Guard Corps—the force that would instill fear in all Japanese Army troops—boarded a transport ship amidst thousands of citizens waving their hands in unison. Under His Majesty's watchful gaze and with relief from both Military Headquarters and high-ranking officials of the empire at sending away this potential threat, they departed from the military port bound for Lüshun.
The future king of espionage in the world, a butcher whose slaughter of Japanese Army personnel surpassed that of most Chinese forces—a hidden billionaire on a global scale—the savior of the Greater Japan Empire: Kujou Yuuma Duke officially made his entrance!
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