Let's Wipe Them Out

Even though the Baron Relbrandt case was over, I couldn't rest. All the piled-up work had accumulated at once.

"When on earth did things get so hectic?"

"Well, you've been away for quite some time. And you've been getting a lot of requests to assign cases to Your Honor," Joseph smiled mischievously, explaining.

This all happened because my popularity had grown so much. Of course, I didn't grant every request people made.

Case assignments are made according to internal regulations. Changing those regulations with power was unnecessary. If I did that, someone else would do the same. It's the law that those in high positions should set an example.

"But I need to show some flexibility. I solved such a difficult case."

"We've been working hard to deal with it. But now, this is all that's left."

"So how many trials are there this week?"

"That's eight in total. There are two days left until the weekend, so you can do four a day."