Chapter 43 - Chapter 43 Metropolitan Police Department's IQ Victory Law_1

Oda Nobuteru was a non-career police chief. On public holidays, only non-career police chiefs like him led teams out from the station. Even if the nation was on the brink of collapse, career police chiefs would take their holidays without fail, never letting duty interfere. These so-called elites of the police force were, in his view, nothing but a gang of highly educated, extremely selfish tax robbers. Oda Nobuteru harbored such resentment not because he possessed a particularly strong sense of justice. Rather, it was because he knew he would never in his life enjoy the perks and status afforded to career police chiefs, so he was naturally filled with bitterness. However, Oda Nobuteru never let it show openly; at most, he would vent his frustrations privately to acquaintances. Indeed, a great many non-career officers were dissatisfied with their career-track counterparts.