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Even before three days had passed since his birthday, Kujou Yuuma had joined the Imperial Army and the Tokyo Military Police, becoming a proud member of the Gendarmerie, capable of commanding any military or police force. With this, Kujou Yuuma and the squad of noble youths he led became a fearsome presence in Tokyo, known to instill dread in all who crossed their path.
However, Kujou Yuuma had his principles; he never harmed civilians. Instead, he made it a point to protect them. Since the day he became part of the Gendarmerie, he targeted only rogues, Ronin, and soldiers or officers who disobeyed military regulations. His weapon was an Imperial Gift, adorned with the unique chrysanthemum crest of the royal family. It was exceptionally sharp and remarkably durable, a rare treasure capable of cutting through solid steel bars and delivering lethal blows with ease.
In Tokyo, Kujou Yuuma launched a relentless campaign against those who oppressed civilians, often creating bloody scenes in the streets that left behind countless corpses. Yet, despite his ruthless methods, Major Kujou Yuuma earned immense respect among the common people of Tokyo.
In my eyes, Kujou Yuuma was a true hero! As a member of the Emperor's family, he cared for the people as if they were his own children. Not only did he protect those who were oppressed, but he also frequently provided aid to them. Thus, he was affectionately referred to as General Kujo by the populace—a title not denoting military rank but rather a mark of respect for a warrior.
When His Majesty learned of all this, rather than reprimanding Kujou, he praised him highly. The Emperor recognized Kujou's efforts to uphold the honor of the royal family and maintain the dignity of the military with special commendation. For instance, Kujou always carried with him a treasured gift from the Emperor—the legendary sword known as Tonbo Yatsukigane.
He also possessed an Imperial Gift Sash at all times. With this sash on him, no one could show him any disrespect for any reason; should anyone dare to do so, he could swiftly draw his weapon and kill them without fear of punishment—instead, he would be commended for defending royal dignity since that sash represented His Majesty's presence.
Rokushou visited the Kanto Army Military Police Headquarters as part of a secret negotiation with several members of the cabinet. He intended to persuade Kujou-sama to retire from active duty and relocate this passionate royal youth elsewhere. Recently, there had been significant casualties; the entire Ha Constabulary and its Special High Class had been wiped out in one fell swoop.
The number of casualties matched perfectly with available positions in Tokyo’s forces. Therefore, both Military Headquarters and senior cabinet officials unanimously agreed to request that this formidable figure be sent away from Tokyo to Manchuria.
It was known that within a short time frame, over a hundred direct or collateral descendants from Military Headquarters and cabinet families had perished at his hands—along with nearly a thousand Ronin and street thugs—all with undeniable evidence against them.
Yet even though it was their own family at fault, they could not withstand Kujou-sama's merciless slaughter. Thus, Military Headquarters and the cabinet worked together; after persuading His Majesty and Duke Kujou while ensuring their absolute safety, Rokushou stepped forward with sincerity to request that Kujou-sama govern the capital of the imperial colony.
Military Headquarters even made significant concessions by granting Kujou Daimon unlimited firepower rights over his Gendarmerie in Manchuria while providing full logistical support from Military Headquarters. He would be promoted from Major to Major General and would control four satellite cities and four counties surrounding Ha.
After listening to Rokushou's request on behalf of the Kwantung Army Gendarmerie, Kujou Yuuma pretended to ponder for a few seconds before reluctantly agreeing. After all, who could refuse such an opportunity for glory?
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