Our plan was simple.
“Recruit the Facility Security Team, infiltrate the annex, and then…”
Assistant Manager Eun Haje gave a thumbs-up.
“Manufacture the equipment!”
For the record, this was how the agents reacted.
“…Couldn’t one explain how to put an elephant into a refrigerator in much the same way?”
“Bronze, shh. Isn’t this fun?”
“Ha….”
Seeing that, Assistant Manager Eun Haje grinned and said,
“For now, Agency agents, you can sit this one out. We people who work at this malicious capitalist company will handle it among ourselves.”
“Oh dear, what a pity.”
And then we moved into designing the detailed plan.
The most important part here was this.
Assistant Manager Lee Seonghae’s way in.
“Hmm, is the problem the method of getting me in?”
“I figure there’d probably be some trial and error if it’s your first time in a wheelchair.”
But remarkably, when everyone saw Assistant Manager Lee Seonghae moving the wheelchair around with a fairly dazzling degree of skill, they all nodded.
“At this level, there shouldn’t be any problem with escape speed on flat ground. And if it comes down to it, our manager can just pick up the whole wheelchair and run with it, right?”
“Yes.”
“Good. Then let’s think on that basis…”
At this point, Baek Saheon saw his chance.
“I think I can help too—”
“We all know you’re angling for scraps. What, are you going to cut off a perfectly good arm and swap it out or something?”
And he sank right back down.
As expected of Assistant Manager Eun Haje, the former reporter who had walked right into the second floor of the company housing without batting an eye—her instincts were astonishing….
But—
Proposal for accompaniment: Goat
“…!”