The package has assigned me way too many objects.

"Good morning, Ms. Shibuya. Did you just come from the Materials Department?"

"Hmm, please help the office staff apply for stationery. We've run out of A4 paper and pens. Do you have any leads on the case against Fengshui Publishing House?" Prosecutor Shibuya Yoshimi asked.

The case involves the exposure of identity and privacy. Normally, such cases would not be taken seriously. However, the publishing house said that the screenwriter involved in the case does not want her identity to be exposed, as it concerns her other identity and life. If the spread cannot be stopped in time and the spreader cannot be found, the writer will give up her pen name under Fengshui Publishing House, which would be a huge loss for the publishing house.

A dispute over personal privacy rights has escalated into a commercial case with significant economic interests, forcing the prosecutor's office to take it seriously.

However, some things can't be rushed. We can only investigate step by step. With AI, blocking the spread of photos is relatively easy, but finding the spreader takes some effort.

Because of the open disclosure of information technology by some unscrupulous individuals, the level of technology used in police investigations has improved. However, the technology available to the public has also been supplemented, which means that some illegal organizations are also able to develop their own AI to counter AI searches by public agencies.

"Let's not talk about that. Something interesting happened this morning. A little kid actually came to do an internship here."

"child?"

“Yes, a little boy.” Kiriyama gestured to indicate the child’s height, then shrugged helplessly. “You’ll see him as soon as you enter the office. He’s a cute kid, but to be honest, he’s too small. He probably won’t be able to carry anything.”

The prosecutor's office has different departments. Kiriyama belongs to the investigation department and his position is (male) investigator. He often has to go out. After chatting for a few minutes, he said goodbye and went out to run errands.

"A little boy doing an internship?" Shibuya murmured to herself, no longer dwelling on the matter.

However, as soon as she entered the office, she saw the "intern" her colleague had mentioned earlier, the little boy she had met once at the coffee shop, holding a tablet computer with the words "Does anyone need help? Physical labor is not allowed."

The female prosecutor smiled inwardly and tapped her finger lightly on the table:

Hello, it's nice to see you again.

Chu Yinan looked up, staring blankly at the prosecutor's face. Who was this? Did I know such a person?

"Um... could you spin around in place?"

Shibuya was puzzled, thinking she had bumped her back on some dust, so she spun around in place. Chu Yinan instantly recognized the prosecutor:

"Oh! Are you the prosecutor from the coffee shop?"

Shibuya Giri: "...?"

Chapter 015 Anyone want to solve this case for me? Never mind if I don't.

Chu Yinan's face blindness is probably like how ordinary people see Korean celebrities. Everyone looks the same to him. He stares at them for a second, then yawns and the person's image is gone from his mind. Moreover, Chu Yinan's situation is not such that he can remember someone at a glance no matter how good-looking they are. He can recognize his family members only after years of spending time with them day and night.

However, I can still remember other people's anime/manga waifus at a glance, especially those waifus that I got from gacha pulls.

Chu Yinan had recognized her by the curves of her buttocks. He was secretly glad that the prosecutor was wearing a business suit with a bodycon skirt today. If her buttocks had been covered by her clothes, he wouldn't have recognized her.

"Hello, my name is Chu Yinan. I'm here for an internship at the procuratorate. Is there anything you need me to do?" He was amazed at how wide his network of connections had become.

"I am Shibuya Giri, a prosecutor in the Second Division." She showed her identification with practiced ease.

She hesitated about whether or not to ask Chu Yinan for help.

What can a high school intern do? Basically, it's just odd jobs like organizing files and moving documents. Even university interns do the same. There's really very little Chu Yinan can help with. Besides, Shibuya Yi prefers to handle her own affairs. She doesn't feel at ease leaving things to others. Once, when she was working on a case with someone, her teammate made a stupid mistake, which resulted in her being reprimanded. Since then, she's done everything herself.

She turned to look at the office area. Her colleagues were working in an orderly manner, while others were so busy that they were asking for help from people nearby. But no one paid any attention to the boy, even though he was trying to make himself known with his tablet. He was like a ghost.

This feeling of being ostracized stirred something within the woman...

“Go sit in my seat and help me check for typos and organize the documents. Any objections?” she said.

Correcting typos? Why not let AI do that? It would be more efficient and much more accurate than manual checking.

Despite his complaints, Chu Yinan understood his situation and decisively put away his tablet, following the prosecutor's ample rear end to her seat.

When the staff nearby saw the little guy being led away by Shibuya Gyu, they looked at her with surprise and confusion, wondering about her "irrational" behavior.

If it were a normal high school student, it would be fine; he could be useful for moving documents and files. But now, having taken in that little boy who is even smaller than the petite girl, what good is it besides causing trouble and annoyance?

Ignoring her colleagues' gazes, Shibuya asked Chu Yinan what drink he wanted, then had the little robot fetch him a cup of strong lemon tea and some snacks from the vending machine, somewhat like she was settling a child in.

"What you need to do is what I mentioned at the beginning. Also, don't touch the files in the to-do folder, but you can look at them. However, if you look at them, you must keep them confidential. If you leak them, the AI ​​will leave a lot of trouble on your credit record." After giving the warning, the female prosecutor glanced at the time and went to the conference room for a meeting.

Chu Yinan watched the prosecutor leave, his gaze lingering on the outline of her fleshy buttocks beneath her black pencil skirt. The skirt was on the "stiff" side, unlike fitted styles that accentuate the figure. Prosecutor Shibuya's skirt was tighter and flattering, but even so, her buttocks remained round and perky. She walked with her back straight, without tilting her hips forward, but her curvaceous figure was clearly visible.

I'll remember this time!

He took out his phone and texted Sister Fuxi: "I'm becoming more and more certain that a good butt and excellent character are positively correlated. I met a good person today. Although she's not as kind and approachable as Aunt Liu, her heart is as good as her butt!"

“Then you can choose the topic of your college thesis as ‘A Brief Analysis of the Intrinsic Connection between Hips and Personality’ (^_^)” Fu Xi replied instantly.

"Then I need to list a lot of buttock images in the paper as supporting data. Can Fuxi provide samples?" Chu Yinan had already started brainstorming.

After that, Fu Xi ignored the kid.

Chu Yinan put down his phone and focused his attention on the work at hand. Shibuya Yi's computer files were very neat and organized, unlike his own computer, which was full of high-quality pictures that he had saved casually.

It took me half an hour to check her written documents, which were nearly 30,000 words long. There were only two errors in word choice and punctuation. That's an impressive level of skill.

However, the prosecutor was in some kind of meeting and hadn't come out yet, so Chu Yinan had to find something to pass the time. His eyes fell on the "Case to be Handled" folder, and he selected the "Important" category to check the cases.

There weren't many cases, only two. One was a will dispute case; I glanced at it and it seemed to involve something like a forged will. These are minor issues; an appraisal will suffice. The real trouble usually comes from the heirs trying to renege on their promises and wrangling over the inheritance. The second case was more interesting—a privacy violation case.

"Does this kind of minor personal dispute need to be categorized as 'important'?" Chu Yinan took a sip of extra-strong lemon tea, his eyes squinting from the sourness.

But it was so cool!

"Hmm? The case reported by Fengshui Publishing House. I've been having a lot of trouble with this publishing house that Yutang signed with lately, they keep trying to get my attention... They said that someone is offering a reward on an illegal website for the personal information of the scriptwriter of 'Snowy Village in the Mountains' and they hope to spread it?"

It even comes with photos! I'll just sneak a peek!

During his brief visit last night, Chu Yinan felt that the scriptwriter was very much to his liking. Unfortunately, his writing style was not the same as his older sister's. His sister couldn't understand how brilliant the game's scriptwriter was. But there was nothing he could do; writers have always been jealous of each other.

I understand.

It's true that people don't know the value of bad things.

Hopefully, the scriptwriter won't be too bad-looking!

He clicked on the photo, then froze, almost exclaiming in surprise: "Isn't that Yu Tang?!"

The attached photos are two in total, both taken from different angles at the same time and place. In the photos, Bei Yutang is sitting in the temporary studio set up by the publishing house, discussing something. After zooming in on the documents in her hands, the words "Snow Village in the Mountains Project" can be vaguely discerned. The photographer captured her sister's delicate profile.

Chu Yinan didn't dwell on the fact that her sister's negotiation process had been secretly filmed; instead, a sense of grief and indignation welled up within her.

Yu Tang was clearly the writer of that game's script, but last night she deliberately used reverse psychology to get him to praise the game's script in various ways, and even made him shamelessly say to her, the original author, "You don't know anything."

He wanted to pretend he didn't see it... he didn't want to admit that his sister was the copywriter!

Forget it, let the prosecutor's office handle the case. It's been three days already. With AI's help, the case should be closed by now, right?

He pointed out other surveillance videos extracted from the vicinity, watched them at double speed, and quickly found the suspicious person.

These are relatively basic materials. There are also some more confidential materials that require a password to access. However, ordinary materials can already be used as evidence to find clues. With the addition of confidential materials, the case should be solved by now, right?

Even if your sister is bad, she's still your sister. You should still care about her.

Chu Yinan knelt on the chair to support his height and asked the prosecutor on the other side of the partition, "Hello, brother, is the Fengshui Publishing House case coming to an end?"

The prosecutor, seeing that it was the kid he'd met at the door that morning, was a little impatient: "No, this case involves the poster using illegal AI to hide their address. It's very complicated, you wouldn't understand even if I explained it to you. Kids shouldn't mess with the documents!"

?

A question mark popped up above Chu Yinan's head: Why not use the clues from the surveillance video instead of using your immature AI technology to compete with illegal AI?

Chapter 016 A Good Person's Butt Isn't Like That

After giving a couple of impatient replies, the male prosecutor ignored Chu Yinan, the little kid, and continued to communicate with the technical department via video while discussing details with his team members nearby.

"I don't understand the motive. During the investigation and questioning of the victim, she did not offend anyone, but the bounty posted on the deep web clearly pointed the finger at her."

The Deep Web? Chu Yinan used to let Fu Xi hack into the Deep Web for him to browse for fun. It contained all sorts of dark aspects of society, and even records of inhumane atrocities. But these negative information didn't affect Chu Yinan. He just wanted to go in and dig up some ancient erotic pictures and comics.

He's just a child, what bad intentions could he possibly have?

"It's really strange. The victim is an author who became famous overnight. She has never appeared in public, has never had deep contact with people in the publishing industry, and has never had the opportunity to offend anyone. I can't understand why she would become a target. It's really unbelievable, and I have no clue at all."

Chu Yinan climbed onto the partition, peeking out half her head to watch their discussion. The one speaking now was the male prosecutor who had just brushed Chu Yinan off.

On his desk was a small tag that read "Promotion!!" Above it, on his computer desktop was a document outlining his investigation strategy. He had clearly made progress, narrowing down the suspects to two main directions: "authors vying for resources and titles" and "other publishing houses targeting Fengshui Publishing House."

There's nothing wrong with this line of thinking; in fact, we should have started from these two angles first. This should be a basic skill, but he just said he "has no clue at all."

Ask the AI ​​if you don't understand something. It's not good to keep bothering Fu Xi, so Chu Yinan transferred the question to Qilin.

"Sister Qilin, I'm interning at the prosecutor's office. Why is it that even though the people here have figured out a way to handle the case, during group discussions, everyone keeps saying it's 'tricky' and 'troubling'?"

Qilin is a rather rigid and serious young lady. When Chu Yinan was a child, she deleted the resources that he worked hard to find. Although she is not as humane as Fuxi and occasionally makes a sarcastic remark, she is quite famous on some artificial islands. When she curses, it will even attract excited cheers from the crowd.

"Because their focus isn't on solving the case's mysteries, but on how much credit they can accumulate from it to facilitate future promotions and raises. Sharing their information might mean receiving less credit. As a human, you should understand these social niceties better than AI. Don't ask me about these things anymore! Don't hide at home like an insect; go out and socialize more!"

"...I understand." Even through the screen, Chu Yinan already felt guilty.

I should ask Fuxi more often in the future; Qilin is too fierce.

So, on his first day at work, Chu Yinan was forced to slack off and play games. He secretly put on gaming glasses and headphones, pretending to work seriously, but in reality, he was sitting at his post in the prosecutor's office playing adult games.

Twenty minutes later, the sound of Shibuya Giri's high heels came, and Chu Yinan alertly put away his glasses.

"Have you finished checking the documents?" The female prosecutor walked to Chu Yinan's side, leaned slightly forward to look at the computer screen, and the cleavage of her full breasts was faintly visible through the drooping neckline of her clothes.

Why is the scar in the middle of your pectoral muscle so exaggerated?

"I've checked it all. I've marked the mistakes with annotations." Chu Yinan remained unmoved, her mouse hovering over the to-do folder. "I just looked at the cases here. The one where my sister's personal privacy was exposed is the case here. Is that case closed?"

Is this boy's sister?

The woman recalled that day at the coffee shop, when it seemed that a slender young woman had led him away by the hand. She hadn't paid much attention at the time, but the woman did indeed resemble the photo in the case file.

The female prosecutor said, "I was mainly in charge of the will case before, and the case was just closed in a meeting. Now I have the energy to pay attention to your sister's case. However, I have some understanding of the situation, and the progress is so-so."

Shibuya had glanced at the basic details of the case once, but hadn't had time to think about it. Now she realized it was quite a coincidence that the little boy she had occasionally brought over was actually a family member of the person involved in the case.

Chu Yinan then asked, "Is there any CCTV footage from the Fengshui Publishing House on the day the photos were taken?"

The date the photos were taken was easy to determine, because Bei Yutang only went to discuss it a few times. Once they knew the photos, the publisher could tell them which day the photos were taken without their knowledge.

"Yes, what's wrong?" the prosecutor asked, puzzled, but still managed to retrieve the video he needed from the prosecutor's office's internal system.

Chu Yinan sped up the video to three times the speed, fast-forwarding the scene at lightning speed. After playing for five minutes, he paused the video and pointed at a woman in a light gray, ordinary business suit on the screen.

"This young lady is a suspect; we should be able to bring her over for questioning."

"?" The prosecutor raised an eyebrow, looking at Chu Yinan with surprise, but still willing to hear the details, "What's the reason?"

The reason is my butt!!