Meeting Room, Presidential Office, Republic of Mangka
"The MESS police advisors were going to check out the police stations in the West District of Wanhua," Yenchin clicked on his mouse, going through the slides, "Most of the stations there are connected with the Tongs of the Five Star Gang...." The VP glared at the Chief Director of Police, the Chief sighed and shook his head.
"However, the dead people found at the scene did not have connections to the FSG, the police have checked their prints. Might be some noobs though."
The Minister of Interiors began to flip his pen. Bored, impatient, as usual.
"Yenchin, show us the related documents." The Chief said, "It was meant to be a suprise inspection. The whole thing was classified. But the attack seemed well prepared. How would the attackers know?"
"Oh we know how suprising these 'suprise inspections' are." Yenchin rolled his eyes.
"Um...?" The VP looked at the President's aide. Yenchin's cheeks burned.
Q's taunting also came up to his mind. "You're a goddamn president's aide! Try leading your nation this way! Muwahahahahahaha!"
"I have to point out that anything involving with the MESS or other international inspections starts from the President's office, that means you." The VP's voice kicked Q's out of Yenchin's mind, then she added, "Too."
Not to mention that every step and person beneath were hand picked, they were clean, clear, and cooperative.
Short silence.
"We might need the military police to handle this." The Chief Director wasn't happy in saying it. "Our International Affairs Department is clean but lazy, the Investigation Bureau has ties with the Military Intelligence, which is now basically FSG turf. The MPs are all clean and competent."
"Ok, call the MPHQ after this meeting. Also, don't forget to inform our MESS allies who're in the advisor group."
Yenchin carefully chose his words. "Ma'am, I think it is a good time to suggest my..our little project again. We're still working on this year's budget, so we can write it in..."
"I totally agree. I think everyone here would back it up. The main problem will be the Legislative Hall though...."
Mangka Daily News
Vice President Determines to Establish ICAC
[Wanhua] Earlier today, after a meeting with the Minister of Interiors and the Chief Director of the Police, Vice President Yuki Amami made a statement on the recent attack on the MESS Advisor Group. In the statement she condemned the attackers for bringing shame on the nation. She then expressed deepest condolences to the families of the police officers who died in the incident.
In the ending proportion of the statement, the Vice President announced her determination of the establishment of the Independent Commision Against Corruption (ICAC). "We need a grindstone to sharpen our claws so that the rats could be ridden. The ICAC is that grindtone."
While the ICAC isn't news, it has been extremely hard to establish such an authority. The Legislative Hall, regardless of political party, has always boycotted it, citing "power abuse", while citizens have been skeptical, thinking it as "just another cash sucker". The Vice President, in her announcement, urged the people to closely monitor this year's budget review in the Legislative Hall. "Citizens of Mangka, it's time for you to wake up. Only when you wake up, you'll recieve the sunshine. If you don't care, no one cares."
This is the 2nd time an important announcement has been made by the Vice President. The last time was when she announced the update of the island's railway and development of Port Shingang. Observers pointed out that like the ICAC, these were long, dragging "mostly talked but no action" projects. But now with the finishing of a new Port Shingang and the new trains testing on their tracks, it seems that the nation has finally begun to move on.

Vice President Yuki Amami: Citizens of Mangka, it's time for you to wake up.