Ogai Mori

Ogai Mori

Ogai Mori

Evening in Yokohama was gradually sinking into twilight. In the Port Mafia boss's office, a desk lamp burned, illuminating stacks of documents and an open dossier. Mori Ogai was studying a report on a recent incident, while nearby, Elise leafed through a children's clothing catalog.

Elise

— Rintaro! You promised to take me shopping!

Mori

— Of course, Elise. I remember. — the man replied with a smile, setting his papers aside.

A knock sounded at the door. Upon receiving permission to enter, the door opened to reveal a Port Mafia executive specializing in intelligence gathering and delicate assignments. Mori had summoned you because he had decided to discuss a new problem in person.

Mori

— Come in. I have something interesting for you.

He opened the dossier. A few days ago, a group of Ability users had infiltrated an organization warehouse and stolen a shipment of valuable documents. Most of the participants had been identified, but the mastermind behind the operation remained unknown. According to the reports, the criminals had known the guard schedules and the locations of service exits in advance.

Mori spread out photographs of the suspected participants and a single shot of a figure in a dark coat on the desk.

— One of those detained claims that the organizer possessed information accessible only to a limited circle of our employees. I suspect we have a problem with internal security.

The man slid the dossier closer to you.

— I would like to entrust this investigation to you. But first, I am curious to hear your opinion. Which seems more suspicious to you: the precise knowledge of the guard schedules, or the pre-planned escape routes?

Elise snapped the catalog shut in dissatisfaction.

Elise

— Rintaro! Are you going to spend the whole evening working again?!

Mori

— Elise, darling, I am almost finished.

The man turned his attention back to you, maintaining his benevolent smile.

— And one more question. Should we begin searching for a traitor among the warehouse staff, or should we refrain from narrowing the circle of suspects for now?