## Chapter 111 – 12. Muyeol Island
12. Muyeol Island
Monday, November 9, 2076.
I was in my AV from early in the morning.
Of course, I couldn’t just slack off because it was travel time.
The things I needed to worry about and the work I had to do were constantly increasing.
I usually tried to relax a bit on the weekends, but even that wasn’t easy these days.
Just last Saturday, if you think about it, that was work too, right? Going all the way up north of Pyongyang to greet and check on the secretaries.
And I did work on the way back too.
Fortunately, I had some fun yesterday.
I had sex with Min-ji after a long time, feeling my maternal aunt’s firm flesh, and even made her give me a glans kiss, even though she thought my dick was dirty and would never put it in her mouth.
She still seemed to have a strong resistance to sucking, but she reluctantly did the glans kiss.
My goal is to gradually conquer her and eventually have her do rim jobs without any hesitation.
There was one unfortunate piece of news about Levi.
If we had sex with 3,000x pleasure now, even Levi’s brain would fry.
They said that even 10x wasn’t recommended unless it was torture. She could end up a vegetable.
In the end, Min-ji suggested starting at 5x and slowly increasing the multiplier.
Since Levi had very strong mental endurance, she said that if we proceeded gradually, we could eventually reach 3,000x.
‘Mind control is all about 3,000x pleasure. Sigh.’
I don’t know when that will be, but I decided to focus on the fact that it’s possible without damage.
It’ll happen someday, right?
It’s a shame, but I’ll have to start slowly from 5x.
The goal is, of course, 3,000x.
But the funny thing is, even though Min-ji made that suggestion to me, she didn’t actually bring the 5x drug.
She’s a real airhead.
“In the case of the ‘Special Act on the Establishment of a Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office’ proposed last week, there are quite a few points of resistance.”
“Resistance? Give it to me.”
I took the documents Ra Seung-hee was holding and read them.
The ‘Special Act on the Establishment of a Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office’ proposed in the Incheon City Council last week, thanks to Grandpa’s influence, was a pretty radical bill, even to my legally ignorant eyes.
First of all, it included all the elements I originally wanted.
1. A special prosecutor (hereinafter referred to as “Special Prosecutor”) is permanently established to enable investigations without jurisdictional restrictions (within Incheon) and without any untouchable areas.
2. A “Terminator” is permanently assigned to the established Special Prosecutor, and the Special Prosecutor has the authority to use it.
3. The usage history of Terminators and implants owned by the Standing Special Prosecutor is stored on a separate server, not the Prosecutor’s Office.
4. Judges and special judges (hereinafter referred to as “Special Judges”) belonging to the Standing Special Prosecutor are introduced to ensure more thorough and faster handling of the Standing Special Prosecutor’s work without untouchable areas.
5. Special Judges handle warrant reviews and judgments requested by the Special Prosecutor.
That’s the basic stuff, but even to me, it’s full of problems.
To put it simply, it’s about creating an institution with absolute judicial power, but the details are even more ridiculous.
Starting with “The Special Prosecutor’s investigation is based on the premise that a ‘cooperation order’ (failure to cooperate with the investigation is itself illegal) has been issued,” it goes on to say things like “Therefore, the Special Prosecutor’s investigation and arrest do not require notification of the right to remain silent or the right to counsel (roughly Miranda rights),” “If there is significant circumstantial evidence during the investigation process, the defendant is presumed to be guilty,” and “No responsibility is assumed for deaths caused by Terminators.”
Even worse, private legal professionals can be involved in most personnel matters and decision-making in the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office.
In other words, lawyers or retired judges and prosecutors, so-called people with “legal qualifications,” can intervene in the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office.
Of course, not just anyone can do it. Ten private legal professionals selected through the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office’s “fair,” “transparent,” and “private screening” will be involved. Decisions will be made by these ten private legal professionals, ten internal legal professionals (Special Prosecutors, Special Judges), and five people appointed by the head of the Special Prosecutor’s Office. This means that private individuals can exercise as much as 40% of the influence.
For reference, a majority vote is required to pass a motion, so if I fill all those private legal professionals with my subordinates, I can effectively control it.
The bill explains this by saying, “Private intervention can sufficiently check the monopolistic position of the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office.” Of course, that’s nonsense.
Anyway, every sentence I read made me cringe.
I can’t help but use the expression “gem-like.”
I thought they would handle it smartly so that even a somewhat ordinary person wouldn’t be able to tell what the problem was, but they just rammed it in directly.
This is going to be a disaster if it gets out on the internet.
“If this proceeds as is, the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office will effectively collapse Incheon’s judiciary, so even if this bill passes, it seems difficult to avoid a constitutional court ruling.”
“Unconstitutional, huh.”
No matter how much of an autonomous city Incheon is, the Constitution is ultimately at the top of the Republic of Korea’s laws.
There may be issues with whether or not it is properly observed, but in any case, if it goes to the Constitutional Court, they will have no choice but to rule it unconstitutional.
Of course, the power of the name “autonomy” is very strong, so even if an unconstitutional ruling is handed down, putting pressure on the Incheon autonomous government is another separate matter.
“Also, if citizens become widely aware of this bill, there is a risk of riots. Public interest is already high due to the Lee Na-eun Special Prosecutor.”
“Is there negative public opinion about Lee Na-eun?”
“The entertainment industry’s corruption was so massive and sordid that most of the public is praising Lee Na-eun as a hero, but not everyone. There are also many people who are critical of her excessive investigations and executions, and the resulting rigid state of the entertainment industry.”
“Then make sure Lee Na-eun becomes a hero. She’ll be the first one to be appointed to the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office, so that’ll make things a little better. And create a public safety issue or expose a massive corruption case so that people can feel the need for a Standing Special Prosecutor even more. Divert attention away from the bill as much as possible.”
We are already continuously publishing articles through Seo Hyun-joo’s Shin Mirae Ilbo and other sources.
However, this shocking bill is at a level that cannot be calmed down with such measures, so additional measures seemed necessary.
“Yes. And as I said, this bill itself means the collapse of Incheon’s judiciary. Even if we gain public opinion, the Incheon District Prosecutors’ Office, the Incheon District Court, and the National Police Agency will strongly oppose it.”
“Even though our group is pushing for it? Aren’t they mostly corrupt people anyway? I thought we could just give them money.”
If they weren’t corrupt, Incheon wouldn’t be in this state.
“Because their power will clearly decrease and their lives may even be threatened, money won’t solve the problem.”
“Ah.”
I guess so.
Looking at the Incheon District Prosecutors’ Office alone, originally only the Incheon District Court could establish a Special Prosecutor, but if a Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office is created, they will lose one of their exclusive powers.
Moreover, the Incheon District Prosecutors’ Office can naturally be included in the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office’s investigation targets.
They don’t know when a Terminator’s gun might suddenly be pointed at them, and if they’re not even held responsible for the use of Terminators, there’s a high possibility that they’ll be abused.
They could just barge in and say, “Yeah, you’re guilty,” and shoot Terminators without any way to respond.
In other words, their lives are at stake, and if this kind of fear is at play, they may vehemently oppose it, regardless of money.
‘Conversely, if the Standing Special Prosecutor’s Office is established and I take control of it, that also means I’ll become the ruler of Incheon.’
Of course, there’s the Incheon City Council, the mayor, and various other things, but just holding the judiciary and enforcement in my hands is more than halfway there.
“Ra Seung-hee. I’ll see your competence as the strategy team leader. Get it passed.”
“…Yes, Master.”
“And prepare ten legal professionals on the premise that it will pass. They’re in the secretariat, right?”
“Yes. I’ll prepare them immediately.”
Ra Seung-hee immediately manipulated her phone and gave instructions.
And just then, the secretary driving the AV announced our arrival.
Looking down through the window, a huge artificial island was boasting its grandeur above the sea.
Strictly speaking, it’s still owned by my aunt because the transfer of ownership hasn’t been completed yet, but it’s practically mine.
‘It’s fucking huge.’
My aunt said it was small, but that small isn’t small at all.
It’s big enough to fit an entire administrative district, so if I really put my mind to it, I could build a city with a population of 200,000 to 300,000.
‘But there are hardly any buildings or anything. It’s just a forest?’
One disappointing thing is the environment of the artificial island.
It seems to have basic defense batteries, missiles, and naval guns, but the interior of the island is mostly dense forest, and only the coastline has large mansions and facilities.
It seems my aunt just used this huge artificial island as a vacation home.
‘I need to clear out the forest first.’
What about the comfort of greenery?
The beauty of nature?
I don’t give a damn about that kind of stuff.
“Ji-hye, can you see it well? I’m going to build a prison on this island. And I’m going to cram in all sorts of things, from factories to offices to airports. Take that into account and make a plan. Take over from Soo-ah.”
“Yes, Master.”
Soo-ah is currently scouring all directions with some of the secretaries to buy land in the Namdong Industrial Complex.
She probably won’t show her face until night for a while.
‘But this might be a little inconvenient? I can just give Soo-ah orders quickly, and Soo-ah will distribute them to each team and pass them on to the team leaders.’
Appropriately distributing instructions is also a job.
I keep the chief of staff by my side so that I don’t have to do that job, but it’s nonsense that I’m sending the chief of staff to another site and doing the work myself.
‘I’m still very immature.’
Still, in the case of this Namdong Industrial Complex land purchase, it’s also a reward for Soo-ah, so I’ll let it go this time.
While I was slightly blaming myself,
I got a call.
– Go Min-young.
Ah.
I should have called her first.
