Who is Kizaru? He's the one that Mr. Clow refers to as "Old Man," who voluntarily stepped down, allowing Mr. Clow to become a general. He's succeeding him. In the context of the kingdom, he's the "Former King," a direct descendant of the "Former King." What's the difference between his words and Mr. Clow's?
"You must be Kuro's head butler. Kuro has entrusted me with a task: to find some kindergarten or orphanage. Please give me some information later." Kizaru chuckled and patted Kuro on the shoulder before leaving.
Kindergarten? Orphanage?
Kro blinked. What kind of signal was that?
He walked through the gate, saluted Kuro, and said, "Mr. Kuro, no, General Kuro..."
"Oh, you're here. Come on, take care of it for me."
As soon as Kuro saw Kro, he patted the mountain of documents on his desk and said, "These are new files. If you can't finish them today, you can take them back and work overtime."
Kro: "..."
He knew it wouldn't be anything good.
When has Mr. Kuro ever personally handled naval administration? Isn't it all done by him? It's just that he went from managing G-3 to managing a small part of the navy.
Is the first thing he did after only a few days in office to call me in to handle government affairs?
But thankfully, he's gotten used to it.
Kuro pushed some of the documents off the desk onto the coffee table, sat down on the sofa, took out a pen, and casually asked, "General Kuro, I just ran into Inspector Borsalino. What did he mean by 'kindergarten'?"
"It's just a kindergarten, what's the big deal? I was just worried he'd be bored, so I found some orphans for him to take care of. What, did I tell you? Of course I told you to do it, so just do it. Whatever the old man says goes." Kuro said nonchalantly.
Kro nodded, about to put pen to paper, when suddenly he gripped the pen tightly and his eyes sharpened.
That's not right!
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