The atmosphere in the room was slightly strange.
Gilas and Faulkner sat on the sofa and stared straight at Yarlin. Yarlin sat on the chair behind the desk with a faint smile on his face and said: "Smoker's matter is solved, and the rest is this report to the Marine. I need the two of you to help me deal with it!"
Gilas looked at Faulkner, and Faulkner nodded, so Gilas took out a new report from his arms and handed it to Yarlin and said: "This is our revised report, and the incident caused by Smoker and the appearance of the Revolutionary Army will be written in detail in the report. After trying to restore the truth of the matter, we will focus on highlighting Colonel Yarlin's value and loyalty to the Marine."
Yarlin took the report, and the title was "Marine Headquarters Intelligence Investigation Report – Targeting Colonel Yarlin of 153 Branch". His eyes swept through it, and the first thing he saw was the signature of Gilas, Faulkner, and Star.
Obviously, Star's signature was forged. Yarlin smiled and then carefully reviewed the contents of the report.
The content of the report was obviously carefully designed. It was not blindly highlighting the advantages of Yarlin, but a comparative analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the report to show the objectivity and authenticity of the report.
For example, the content of the report mentioned that Yarlin was greedy and had a greedy desire for money and wealth. For this reason, he would even do some illegal means to accumulate wealth, but it also mentioned that Yarlin was loyal to the Marine and had a bottom line of principles that would not be corrupted by the Revolutionary Army. Even in the process of the Revolutionary Army trying to bribe him, he brazenly raised a butcher's knife to the Revolutionary Army.
Comparing the two, the former was the atmosphere of the entire Marine, which could only be regarded as a personal style problem, and it was harmless; the latter could be said to be absolutely politically correct and could be regarded as a die-hard member loyal to the Marine.
For example, the report pointed out that Yarlin had a certain degree of scheming, a strong ambition to climb up, and a desire for power; but it also pointed out that Yarlin's management of the Marine was harsh, and the Marine combat power under his command was outstanding in the East Blue, but because of his unusual hatred for pirates, his strength to eliminate pirates in the sea was crazy, so the loss rate was extremely terrible.
With such a comparison of advantages and disadvantages, a vivid image naturally jumped on the paper. It was believed that the image of an ambitious, eager to stand out, hating pirates, and having an absolutely correct political position and supporting loyalty to the Marine would naturally appear in the mind of the people who read the report.
"Greed and ambition can be regarded as a driving force..... As long as they can be controlled and manipulated by the upper echelons, then it is not actually a weakness, but a reflection of value and ability. Faulkner seemed to be afraid that Yarlin would misunderstand and explained: "I understand the thoughts of the upper echelons very well. No one is perfect, and people who are too good and perfect will be feared. On the contrary, people who have shortcomings and flaws, but also have the same ability, are tools that they can manipulate and use with confidence."
Yarlin smiled and did not say anything. He continued to read. The following content was to clear Yarlin's suspicion of Colonel Monca's death through Smoker's incident, and at the same time, it made an analysis of his combat power. The result was nothing more than pointing out that Yarlin's current combat power was amazing, and he could even tie with the Logia Devil Fruit ability user Smoker, and there was a faint possibility that he could win.
Oh ~
Poor Smoker!
It added a lot of color to this monotonous report, and it perfectly made a variety of foil and corroboration. Then it was a supplementary report on Smoker's incident, emphasizing Smoker's recklessness, impulsiveness, disobedience, disobedience, defiance of orders, and arrogance, which allowed the Revolutionary Army's spies to successfully escape with Lippa.
Clap!
Yarlin closed the report and threw it on the table. He clapped his hands gently and said: "A true and perfect report. Then, we can indeed discuss the follow-up content."
Gilas and Faulkner looked at each other, then sat up straight and leaned forward slightly to look at Yarlin. Gilas suddenly said: "There is still a problem that needs to be dealt with immediately."
"What problem?"
"Investigator Star disappeared two days ago. We want to know if his disappearance has anything to do with you, Colonel Yarlin?"
Yarlin touched his left eyelid, and his specific expression could not be seen on his face. He said lightly: "So what if he's in my hands, and so what if he's not in my hands?"
Faulkner suppressed the somewhat agitated Gilas and looked deeply at Yarlin. His wrinkled skin stretched out and he smiled: "If he's not in Colonel Yarlin's hands, then things will be troublesome. We must find him and kill him so that there won't be any flaws in this report. If he happens to be in your hands, then it's even simpler. Keeping him will only be a hidden danger, and getting rid of him will be good for everyone."
Yarlin stood up, and his gloved fingers picked up a few pages of the report and handed it back to Faulkner. He also smiled: "I'm sorry, but out of caution, I had someone capture Star and confirmed the identity of your intelligence department from him. This is just a misunderstanding. Please don't worry, I promise to get rid of Investigator Star after this. He won't bring us any danger."
Yarlin was a very controlling person, but he knew very well how to control a person. In order to control a person, in addition to the temptation of benefits, he also needed to put a rope around the person's neck. This rope usually had two loops. The first loop was hidden in the muscles and hooked onto a steel knife. With a light hook, the person's head could be pulled off. However, it was best not to show this loop. This was the last and most insidious killing move. For example, the Devil Fruit that Fick and Klaur ate. Yarlin would not tell them that the Devil Fruit was also a remote-controlled bomb buried in their bodies. No one was willing to control their life and death in the hands of others unless there was no other choice. Yarlin would not choose to use the threat of death hanging above his head to continue controlling a person. It was the same for Gilas and Faulkner. The second loop of rope was an exposed loop of rope. It had to look tough enough to ensure that he could trap the person, but it could not be hooked so tightly that the person could not breathe. He had to leave some space and leeway for control. By controlling Investigator Star and leaving a hidden danger alive, Yarlin was openly hinting at Gilas and Faulkner to threaten and control them.
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