Curse back: As a swordsman, what's wrong with a happy ending?

——No matter how you look at it, I am currently a first-class magician, right?

Mr. Kusakabe began to wonder if he had offended Suze in some way. He could make a top-class master "helpless" and finally resort to such a ridiculous method——

——He will probably have something to brag about later.

Kusakabe Atsuya smiled awkwardly and said, "Su Teji, are you mistaken somewhere——"

"After all, you seem to be doing everything you can to slack off - and I think you seem to be more inclined to the "stability maintenance faction." Su Ze calmly interrupted his defense.

"Forehead……"

Mr. Kusakabe was sweating a little.

"I'm sorry, the technical high school was originally short-staffed, and there were students to protect, and Teacher Ye Moth was also overwhelmed at the time—" Su Ze explained slowly, "And at that time, leaving a "powerful" and "conservative" first-level magician alone was always unsettling."

Mr. Kusakabe, who has always been "playing Tai Chi on the surface and trying to smooth things over behind the scenes" and who adheres to the principle of getting by as long as he can, doesn't know what to say.

——To be honest, unless the people from the Senate held a knife to his neck at that time...otherwise, there was no way he would join that faction.

Of course, the same goes for the "reformists".

"Human nature is the most vulnerable thing... I hate to test it with irresistible desires."

Su Ze shrugged and said lightly.

"Mr. Kusakabe, you are a good teacher. I hope you can continue to stay in the high school—"

Kusakabe was unsure what Suze was trying to do, and he responded hesitantly: "...Of course, this is my only source of income."

……

End of August 2011

A new central organization, the "Magician Committee", was established.

On the basis of retaining the original "General Directorate", a corresponding parliamentary system was added. Most of the qualified councillors were born as sorcerers, and they were qualified to remove cursed spirits and also to discuss lawsuits.

The authority and machines formed by the sorcerers themselves should be able to respond to current needs to the greatest extent... right?

In short, leave professional matters to professionals - this is the principle that Su Ze has always followed.

For example, Gojo Ao, a young man who was highly valued by Wu, and Yoshinobu Rakugenji.

-

Tokyo High Technical College, "Logistics Department".

Tuk Tuk.

There was a knock on the office door.

"Please come in."

Su Ze responded.

Kurokawa Ii, dressed in work clothes, pushed the door open and entered.

"Chairman, a draft has been drawn up for the final decision on the affiliated forces of the "Three Great Families" - it is mainly based on assimilation and weakening, supplemented by tough measures..."

——To put it simply, it is a combination of kindness and severity.

Such a large force of conservatives cannot and would not be swallowed up all at once; it can only be done slowly.

"Ms. Kurokawa..." Su Ze sat at his desk, crossed his hands on the table, and suddenly spoke softly.

Kurokawa Ii, who was reporting the next plan to him, was stunned. He closed the report and looked at Su Ze in confusion.

As early as a year ago when the "Logistics Department" was established, experienced and sophisticated assistant supervisors like Kurokawa Ii were highly valued, and they have always been the backbone of the "Logistics Department".

In order to attract a new generation of league members, such elite forces are indispensable.

She has been Su Ze's partner since his college days. It is logical and reasonable that she should be his absolute confidant.

Su Ze raised his hand slightly, a little unnaturally, and smiled awkwardly, "It's better not to call me "Chairman"... It sounds weird."

"No, when you're working you have to refer to your position—"

Miss Kurokawa refused sternly.

I forgot to mention that Su Ze is currently the nominal leader.

"But I hardly ever actually manage these things... It's a shame."

He smiled awkwardly.

It would be better to say that it was basically Kurokawa Ii who was in charge of the paperwork, and Su Ze just stood there like a mascot, signing and stamping.

Kurokawa Ii understood what Su Ze was ashamed of. She raised the corners of her mouth slightly and said softly: "You just need to sit here, which is the greatest support for everyone."

Su Ze sighed softly.

——That's true. As long as he is still alive, those guys with ulterior motives will not be able to stir up any big waves. This can be seen as early as when the "elders" were still alive.

Even though the "conservatives" had an absolute advantage at that time, no one dared to do anything out of line against Su Ze and others.

"Thank you for comforting me--" Su Ze felt a little tired, "It looks like the finishing work here is almost done..."

In order to intimidate the remaining "conservatives", Su Ze had been traveling back and forth between Kyoto and Tokyo for more than a month, presiding over various handover matters - although he basically just showed up and nodded; and then personally promoted the implementation of the new policy.

Gojo Satoru led Gojo Ao to deal with the remaining miscellaneous matters of "Zenin" and "Kamo". After all, Gojo, who was also from the "Gosanke", was more familiar with these matters.

"Yes..." Kurokawa Ii flipped through the files on the other side of the folder and glanced over them. "Everything is basically on track. Everyone in the Logistics Department has been working overtime recently."

Su Ze agreed deeply and nodded heavily.

"Ah, come to think of it, Chairman, you seem to have not had a rest for a long time—" Miss Kurokawa suddenly thought of something.

Su Ze looked sad and nodded heavily.

"What a negligence! It is quite necessary to combine work and rest..." Miss Kurokawa felt a little guilty.

Su Ze looked up and glanced at her. Kurokawa Ii, who had also been working intensively for several days, did not seem tired at all... What kind of enviable physique is this?

"After more than a month of actual operation, I personally think that..." Su Ze looked shrewd.

Kurokawa Ii felt that he had nothing good to say.

"Even if I do nothing, it seems that the whole spell machine can still operate normally-"

Su Ze found a plausible excuse to slack off.

Miss Kurokawa raised her eyebrows, looked at him with a strange expression, and squinted her eyes.

"——I'm serious, Ms. Kurokawa." Su Ze became slightly serious, took a document at hand and pushed it towards her.

"I've read these clerical reports, and I've found that people who are experts in this field are doing much better than a half-witted person like me. Those clerical staff who previously maintained grassroots work for the 'conservatives' can also adapt and change under the trend of 'innovation'."

Kurokawa Ii took a step forward and took the report.

“They will implement the ideas and policies of the ‘upper echelons’ and work tirelessly to maintain the existing order.”

Su Ze's tone was flat when he said this, but Kurokawa Ii seemed to see a strange emotion in his eyes.

Something like sympathy? Or sadness?

……

In any case, before the end of September, Su Ze finally got rid of the pile of chores.

Although he is still needed occasionally for instructions or to express his opinions, the daily work of maintaining stability will no longer haunt him all the time.