That Ordinary Mister is a War God

"Another failure!

Executives of the organization yelled at me in one place.

The woman, the secretary, has no choice but to respond.

"I lost about two of them, but they're both throwaway pawns. There's no obstacle to our plan."

"I know that!

The executive yelled at the secretary.

"The problem is we failed in a row! Why fail!?"

"It's that simple. I'm sure it's because I'm going to give the Empire a little bit of it."

And the secretary woman thought, but she doesn't speak up.

If you say that to your current executives, I'm sorry they're about to beat you up. Because there's a high risk.

She doesn't have enough loyalty to her executives to pay for her life.

(You're a stupid man. I wish I had plenty of power over here after crushing the Empire and then dealing with it)

The secretary sneaks a sigh.

As far as she could tell, her boss's executives were helpless and stupid.

It is the empire that is said to be the strongest in war, but there is no obstacle behind them in their planning.

Yet my boss gave me a little bit and lost the use of Dark Summoning and Mass Transfer Sorcery.

They were not high in strength, but the use of summoning and mass metastasis is rare in the organization.

It was lent to me by senior executives in the name of "investigating the empire's power of war and scraping it awayward," but I never would have dreamed of losing either one or both of them.

(That would hold you accountable, and you can't get rough... I hope you can't blame me until I do)

Unfortunately, when it's just an executive or a secretary, there's as much instead.

The secretary was calmly beginning to calculate that he was the only one who could help.

(And to say it's strange, isn't it? The herd of gargoyles turned to the Imperial capital, so I can still tell. But I can't believe there wasn't any damaging damage in any other area. It's like they're reading all these hands over here?

She is the type to calculate and thinks the other person is calculating as well as she is.

That's why I had a habit of reading a little too deeply.

She thinks of herself as a cutter, but she doesn't, actually.

I had hoped above the organization that if these two names worked together, they would be a balanced combination for the price, but executives tend to run wild in haste for merit, and the secretary was the end of not stopping it for real.