Continental Hero Senki

"... Hey, both of you. Can I ask you a few questions?

"I don't know, Lisel Elizabeth von Grillpalzer's husband"

"Don't say it like an aside. If you do compare me to Liselle, I'm good now."

Radek, who was about to make some noise, threw a question at me at the same time as hitting on the material Mr. Maya had. I could more or less imagine what to say, and in fact Radek's. That was still what I imagined.

"Why would it fail as expected? You said earlier that you were going to incite an emperor nobleman to rebel inside the empire, right?

"Did I tell you?

"Then make it work! What are you gonna do if you fail me!

"It's fine. 'Cause this time it's not about waving bees."

"... what?

"I mean, this is a positive move. To direct the attention of the Empire's only secret police, the Emperor's Office Security Service, to you. Think about it more or less, the basics in the basics of mixing disturbing molecules with prisoners to create confusion inside. There's no way Sergei Romanov would ever think about it, and naturally you'd notice it with the Emperor's Office of the Security Service, wouldn't you? In the first place, if you get armed and ready for a lot, you can definitely get a leg. As long as the Imperial Office Policing Authority and the army are in the Imperial Grand Nephew sect, it is highly likely that the armed beeping of the Imperial sect will still be prevented"

……

Radek solidified again.

Maya, on the other hand, flaunts her shoulders, "Oh, boy," she said. That's right. I don't even know the extent of this. Radek can tell the truth!

"Uh... then it's Yuzef. If the attempted armed beelifting is positive, what's the real purpose?

And, Radek asks the natural question. Sacrificing an imperial nobleman, I did something else.

It says here, I handed Radek a different material than the one I mentioned earlier. This one is also out of the door with top secret documents. It is still the people of the Security Police Department of the Ministry of the Interior who know what it is.

"... what are you doing..."

His sentiment was that. Well, isn't it impossible to think so? Whatever...

"Well, as you can see, the prisoners who were supposed to be released under the Chawenburg Convention, some of them remain in detention. For once they are officially supposed to be all liberated, 13 people are being held in private camps in Zelini, Duke of Krakowski. They're officially missing in action."

"... what do you mean?

"Easy. They're hostages."

Thirteen prisoners still detained by Zelini, they are all descendants of aristocracy named there in the Empire. Using them as hostages, I demand information from the nobles in my own country. That's all.

It seems that the role of communicating the hostages and the conditions for their liberation is connected to the Interior Minister of the Eastern Continental Empire. Everyone at the Ministry of Information of the Ostmarc Empire was asked to do it.

He also taught that the noblemen in his country would not snitch on Sergei: "If it spreads, I will kill all remaining prisoners". Some people will abandon their own children, but they use it as a deterrent to snitching by stirring anxiety that they will also be feathers selling fights to nobles more formatted than themselves because of their snitching.

Use them to explore information inside the Empire. I know it's slightly inhumane, but guilt diminishes if you think the other person is a descendant of an aristocrat who clings to privilege.

There is danger. It would be hard if the Imperial Government knew.

But as it stands, it is unlikely to be known. Even if the noblemen of the country snitched with readiness to lose, the Tserini camp was the property of the Duke's land, and on the documents they were treated as missing.

It's impossible to prove that there is no one who doesn't exist. The burden of proof lies with them.

"So what was Miss Krakowska saying earlier about 'Imperial Bells stationed martial officer'?

"Imperial Bells is a city bordering Silesia… that is, an unarmed buffer zone set by the Treaty. The stationed martial officer there knows Mr. Henrik and is a princess. And through that stationed martial officer, information is being sent here."

In other words, the unarmed buffer zone will be at the forefront of the intelligence battle.

I wanted to do this, but I proposed an unarmed buffer zone to His Highness Emilia.

With that said, you hadn't answered Radek's question yet. "What is the position of special involvement in the Department of Statistics?". This is the answer.

"The Statistical Department of the Civil Administration of the Duke of Krakowski is ostensibly intended to collect information on the economy and the activities of the people within the Duke's territory to be used in future civil affairs. The role of the special participant is to compile statistical information on its assistance, particularly in the military sphere. But the real purpose is this, a hub for gathering information against the Empire. And I'm the special participant in that compiler. That's the answer to Radek's question."

(i) The creation of an external intelligence agency under the civil affairs bureau of the Duke's territory was proposed by His Highness Emilia.

His Royal Highness has been trying for a long time to create Silesia's own, and Princess Faction's, external intelligence agency. And this "Statistics Department of the Civil Administration of the Duke of Krakowski" will be its first step.

Even so, the future must be very difficult. It depends on what happens in the future, and nobility doesn't always make a big deal of it. We need to use this as a stepping stone to further expand our information network.

"So I'm busy right now"

"Lie, spit. You're not working."

I meant to be cool, but I just got stuck in Radek.