Tokyo 1993: Starting with the Prosecutor

[Slow pace + professional writing] "When faced with the rule of a tyrant, the slowness of laws, and the insults of corrupt officials, should we silently endure the ruthless blows of a rough fate, or should we fight against and overcome the boundless suffering as deep as the sea? Which of these two choices is more noble?" At the Supreme Prosecutor's Office in Kasumigaseki, Tokyo, Hideyuki Seto, the youngest prosecutor general in Japan's history, gave his answer: The death of a coward lasts a thousand times while he is still alive; the death of a warrior lasts for eternity once! When looking at the hundreds of enthusiastic young prosecutors in the audience who are about to go to various places for prosecution—— Seto Hideyuki can't help but think of the years when he was exiled to Sendai: At that time, after being demoted for many years, he received his golden fingers, not from the system, but from special girls. He was surprised to find that as long as he stayed next to the girl, he would temporarily possess a super power. The first girl gave him the ability to read minds and made him understand: justice must be achieved, and justice must be achieved in a way that people can see. The second girl exchanged bodies with him, letting him know: power is not justice, and strength is not justice. … Some years later. One evening in Tokyo, the sun sank into the skyline of Kasumigaseki. They knelt down in front of him, bowed their heads deeply, and their long hair fell down on the tatami. "Seto-kun." The leading girl raised her head, with light in her eyes. "Please burn yourself——" "Lighten the way forward for those who come after us!" Seto Hideyuki said nothing. Just in the dusk, I closed my eyes gently.