However, for some reason, the name of the person who did the report was never revealed. The two reports, old and new, were tied together and submitted while maintaining anonymity. Biyeon wrote her questions pertaining to the matter, as well as additional issues that needed to be resolved, in a memo on the cover of the reports. That matter was then handed over to another group as a new task. 

Those series of actions made the agents feel more anxious. That meant that there was no way for them to get out of this, unless all the questions were properly addressed. In those agents’ eyes, it was akin to receiving the death penalty. After the first presentation, the agents had to desperately reflect on their own qualifications. Incompetence soon became grounds for dismissal. 

At Rain’s request, coupled with the consent of the families, an unconventional education thus began. From then on, the Essen agents had joined them. The learning process started with them handling some strange machines. One of them was called a ‘typewriter’ and the other one was called a ‘mimeograph’. They had also received a tool used for calculation, called the...