Kenji explained to the ministers present about the special forces he had recently been preparing.
When they heard that these troops would be used specifically to maintain domestic stability and conduct internal intelligence work, some ministers clearly showed their disapproval. However, they didn't express their dissatisfaction directly.
Instead, they cited numerous examples—such as how the common people would view it, how neighboring countries would perceive it, and how history books would evaluate it—to express their opposition.
Kenji didn't really care about these excuses—the existence of this force was meant to make these officials uncomfortable in the first place. If they were comfortable with it, that would be the biggest problem.
