Synopsis

Hanzawa was tasked with a seemingly impossible burden: to persuade the government to forgive fifty billion yen of debt owed by Teikoku Airways. He refused. Instead, he devised a restructuring plan centered on preserving jobs. The government, however, was unmoved, demanding he abandon his efforts and begin anew. Hanzawa bristled at the dismissal, yet even the executives of Teikoku found themselves stalled. Simultaneously, Kurosaki, Hanzawa’s persistent rival at the Securities and Exchange S