Under the respectful gaze of Marcel Yale, Jerome Bonaparte smiled at him, resting his right hand casually on the side of the sofa, inquiring about the establishment of the National Intelligence Bureau in a relaxed tone.
"By the grace of Your Majesty! The basic framework has been completed, and many members in the department are transferred from the Police Department. Some of them have such skills that even I am ashamed of!"
Marcel Yale humbly reported to Jerome Bonaparte. Due to the recent "crime sweeping" operation in Paris, a large number of corrupt policemen were exiled by the Ministry of Justice in the name of justice. Many vacant positions were temporarily filled by policemen from the Outer Province. During this period, Marcel Yale discovered a group of promising candidates suitable for serving as "Railway Police."
