This development surprised Mano. Right now, she was also very curious. Mano didn't want to let go of this excellent opportunity to investigate what might become super awesome news. But she could understand Uda's considerations. Indeed, Tsukamoto's case feels dangerous. So it makes sense if Uda assigns junior reporters who have self-defense skills.
"But Sir!" Mano said.
"What else? Do you still want to cover this?" Asked Uda.
Mano nodded. "Yes, Sir!" she answered straightforwardly.
"You know that you have to focus on this matter, so it's impossible to do anything else?"
"I understand, Sir!"
"Looking at the development to date of this incident, it is clear that this task will be perilous. Do you really want to do it?" Uda once again tried to give Mano a choice.
"I want to do it, Sir," Mano replied in a firm voice. She was fully aware that this task was indeed hazardous.
"In that case, okay. Besides you, I will assign one more person. So the three of you will handle this."
Nakatsura clapped his hands. He looked delighted.
"Very good. So now we can get to work."
"Are you ready to start working right now?" Ask Uda. Even though Mano has clarified her willingness, doubts are still etched on Uda's face. It seemed that this time he was a little worried about Mano.
"Of course, Sir!" Mano said firmly. She then turned to Nakatsura. "Where should we start, Sir? We have absolutely no clue."
Nakatsura looked at Uda. Uda seemed to understand what Nakatsura meant. Mano looked at the two of them in surprise.
"You can start today's investigation activity by telling the things that you are still hiding. These things can clearly be a clue to determine our next steps." Uda said while looking intently at Mano. He said that while still smiling.
"Am I hiding something?"
"There's something on your face that suggests you know something but are hesitant to say it," said Nakatsura.
"Yes, I think so too," said Uda. "So you better just say it now."
Mano sighed.
This development surprised Mano. Right now, she was also very curious. Mano didn't want to let go of this excellent opportunity to investigate what might become super awesome news. But she could understand Uda's considerations. Indeed, Tsukamoto's case feels dangerous. So it makes sense if Uda assigns junior reporters who have self-defense skills.
"But Sir!" Mano said.
"What else? Do you still want to cover this?" Asked Uda.
Mano nodded. "Yes, Sir!" she answered straightforwardly.
"You know that you have to focus on this matter, so it's impossible to do anything else?"
"I understand, Sir!"
"Looking at the development to date of this incident, it is clear that this task will be perilous. Do you really want to do it?" Uda once again tried to give Mano a choice.
"I want to do it, Sir," Mano replied in a firm voice. She was fully aware that this task was indeed hazardous.
"In that case, okay. Besides you, I will assign one more person. So the three of you will handle this."
Nakatsura clapped his hands. He looked delighted.
"Very good. So now we can get to work."
"Are you ready to start working right now?" Ask Uda. Even though Mano has clarified her willingness, doubts are still etched on Uda's face. It seemed that this time he was a little worried about Mano.
"Of course, Sir!" Mano said firmly. She then turned to Nakatsura. "Where should we start, Sir? We have absolutely no clue."
Nakatsura looked at Uda. Uda seemed to understand what Nakatsura meant. Mano looked at the two of them in surprise.
"You can start today's investigation activity by telling the things that you are still hiding. These things can clearly be a clue to determine our next steps." Uda said while looking intently at Mano. He said that while still smiling.
"Am I hiding something?"
"There's something on your face that suggests you know something but are hesitant to say it," said Nakatsura.
"Yes, I think so too," said Uda. "So you better just say it now."
Mano sighed.
