The footage ended there.
The camera cut back to the studio.
Cable channel, TV Korea.
KWAANG! The network’s flagship host, face flushed red, slammed the desk in outrage.
[He vented because he was upset—because he was upset! Are these the words that should be coming out of the mouth of our young national treasure? My heart is being torn into a thousand, ten thousand pieces! The political class of the Republic of Korea is rotten! It stinks!]
Milo Kent tried to recall Korea’s Corruption Perceptions Index score from last year.
Eighty-eight. Tied with Denmark and New Zealand for first place. Practically clean incarnate.
[Uh… that’s right. The public reaction is hotter than ever. From students to homemakers, everyone is uniting in righteous anger. It’s on a different level from the ‘Gyeon Jioh Gate’ a few months back.]
[Given how bad things are in the U.S. right now, even the voices saying “Shouldn’t Jio go help?” all turned away as of yesterday.]
[Of course, the conditions the U.S. government put on the table if ‘Jio’ were dispatched are massive. From support with the newly successful magic-powered…