Tokyo, 1991: Starting as a bank clerk.

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He slammed the documents onto the table with a clatter and took a breath.

"However, the general affairs department is holding up an old seal change record, saying that the section chief needs to sign it."

"Make a note of who put the card on it."

"I've got it."

"very good."

Kiryu Yaya didn't even look up, and said directly:

“Go to the debt management department again and get their internal opinions on the asset classification of the Miyazawa tourism development. If you can’t get the full text, just copy the summary.”

"...Go again?!"

"You're good at running."

"Thank you so much."

Despite saying that, Kenta Sasaki still grabbed his notepad and rushed out again.

It's exactly eight o'clock.

Mizuna Yayoi completed the first version of the timeline.

From Chairman Miyazawa's serious illness to Akio Uesugi's reassignment, to the increased frequency of the Rokko extension meetings, to the drafting of the letter of appointment, and then to this morning's briefing.

She marked the entire timeline very clearly with red, blue, and green.

Kiryu Yaya picked it up, glanced at it, and nodded:

"well-done."

Mizuna Yayoi's ear tips turned red instantly.

"Thank you."

Her voice was so soft it was almost inaudible.

……

8:30.

Arima Kishou finally looked up and handed over a sheet of paper filled with annotations.

"The issue of the letter of appointment is not just about full authorization."

"The problem is that the authorized person can sign any necessary documents related to financial institutions on their behalf, and there is no limit to this 'necessary'."

"Furthermore, if the fixed payments of the Miyazawa Group and the reserved matters of the boards of directors of its subsidiaries are not strictly implemented, he can even use his proxy authority to sign off on guarantees, additional guarantees and extension documents that should be decided separately."

"What's even more troublesome is..."

Arima pushed up his glasses.

“If Zongjia’s shares have indeed been pledged, then from a legal perspective, it is very likely that subsequent supplementary signing, ratification, or tacit acknowledgment will be required.”

"In other words, this letter of appointment is both a delegation of power and a receiver of responsibility."

Kiryu Yaya took it, read it once, and nodded slightly.

"very good."

Just then, Kenta Sasaki rushed in, holding up a rapidly copied summary.

"The debt management class only lets me copy documents, not bring the originals!"

"They actually included the Miyazawa tourism development on their list of key concerns at the end of last year, but they didn't upgrade it because the cash flow didn't seem to be in serious trouble yet!"

After saying that, he turned around and rushed out again.

There was a brief moment of silence in the small conference room.

Arima Kishou adjusted his glasses and commented casually:

"This guy is a bit noisy."

"But it's still somewhat useful."

Mizuna Yayoi nodded gently.

"Ah."

While doing her own tasks, Chihaya Yuri observed all of this.

She had been worried that having the four newcomers together would only result in a chaotic all-nighter.

But looking at it now...

There is chaos.

But efficiency is more important.

Moreover, the core of this efficiency is neither luck nor a momentary burst of enthusiasm.

It's the kind of terrifyingly calm and meticulous planning that Kiryu Yaya has.

He knows what each person is suited for.

Arima and Sasaki, these two college classmates, are usually one cold and the other lively, and neither of them really respects anyone else.

But now, the two of them have unconsciously started to follow Kiryu's rhythm.

This scenario

Even Chihaya Yuri was momentarily surprised.

This guy really doesn't seem like a newbie.

Chapter 57 Risk Review Completed

Nine o'clock sharp.

The first version of the discrepancy list is complete.

9:20.

The "Estimated Debt Gap for Rokko Golf Development" has been completed.

10:05.

The "Pathway Map for Miyazawa Tourism Development to Support the Rokko Project" has been completed.

10:40.

The "List of Risks and Potential Illegal Supplementary Signing Items for Power of Attorney" has been completed.

11 o'clock.

All three of them were clearly showing signs of fatigue.

Yayoi Mina's hand, which was holding the pen, began to ache, and her shoulders were stiff, but she still kept checking the timeline and meeting minutes page by page.

Arima Kishou took off his glasses, pressed them against the bridge of his nose, put them back on, and continued comparing the board's authority and guarantee boundaries.

Kenta Sasaki had come back from countless trips outside, his tie was loose, and his hair was disheveled, but he was still throwing documents onto the table.

"Got it... Got this one too... The head of the debt management department still made me copy half a page in the end..."

Kiryu Yaya remained seated in the center throughout.

Like a pivot.

It's also like a blade.

He pieced together, sorted, compressed, and corrected the results submitted by the three people, and finally turned them into a set that could actually be placed on the branch manager's desk.

Compared to the exhaustion of the three people, he was not tired at all; on the contrary, he felt more and more energetic as he worked.

Because he went to the restroom halfway through and drank a bottle of Red Bull.

Red Bull is powerful.

One bottle refreshes the mind, two bottles keep you from getting tired, and three bottles grant you immortality.

Having completed her task, Chihaya Yuri, who was guarding outside the door, noticed Kiryu Yaya's mental state and couldn't help but wonder.

Is this guy really human?

11:20.

It was already late at night, but the Daban branch was still brightly lit.

At this point, the first complete version of the temporary team's work was finally completed.

The cover had a few lines of text:

Emergency Risk Review of the Miyazawa Group (First Edition)

subtitle: