Upon hearing Fang Ze's words, Shen Yayun didn't keep him guessing and quickly got up to retrieve two documents from her desk, which she handed to Fang Ze.
Fang Ze received the documents and carefully read through them.
One document was a training plan signed into effect by Director Zhuang Bo of the Personnel Department, and the other was a document approved and budgeted by the General Affairs Department.
The budget was modest, but it still provided for the basic venue, food expenses, and a 20% subsidy for training fees.
Shen Yayun had clearly exerted a great deal of effort in this matter.
With these two reports in hand, Fang Ze's training plan for the veteran commissioners could finally get underway.
Therefore, after reviewing the documents, Fang Ze looked up at Shen Yayun with satisfaction and complimented her, "Not bad. You've done very well."
Shen Yayun looked at Fang Ze somewhat ingratiatingly, then asked, "Then... that statement about me..."
Fang Ze smiled as he tucked away the documents and said, "What statement?"
"Director Shen, as long as you do your job well, there will be no statements or evidence against you in this world..."
Looking at Fang Ze's handsome face, the smile on Shen Yayun's face froze.
For a moment, her hands involuntarily clenched slowly.
She felt that... indeed, the most dreadful thing had happened.
Fang Ze wasn't just using this leverage to have her help him with this task, but he planned to keep her under his thumb indefinitely with it.
The problem was... she had no means to resist.
How could she resist?
Self-destruct? Make her scandal known to the whole world and neutralize Fang Ze's leverage?
Wouldn't that be insane?
Someone merely intimidated her, and she would stab herself 108 times?
Then... if not self-destructing, secretly find leverage on Fang Ze?
Shen Yayun felt that, given Fang Ze's cunning, he would never leave such a flaw exposed.
Just like with this current affair.
Although she quickly advanced the matter using her own connections and relationships,
the entire affair and procedure were compliant and legal.
Even if the Supervisory Department were to investigate, they wouldn't find Fang Ze guilty of abusing public power or of any misconduct.
Shen Yayun believed that the tasks Fang Ze asked her to do in the future would probably be similar to this one, leaving no room for criticism.
In this way, she would always be tightly controlled by Fang Ze, continuously working for him.
And if it were only legal tasks, it would be bearable.
Shen Yayun was fearful... that it was only legal and compliant now.
As she did more and more for Fang Ze over time, leaving more leverage behind, he could very likely push her from compliance to borderline cases, and then to outright illegality, ensnaring her step by step...
At that time, she would truly be doomed!
To be honest, at that moment, Shen Yayun profoundly regretted her actions.
She clearly couldn't compare to Fang Ze in strength, backing, potential, or tactics. Why on earth had she provoked such a lunatic in the first place...
Now Shen Yayun truly had no will to resist, she just hoped that after using her, he would not simply dispose of her, allowing her a peaceful end...
Half an hour later, Fang Ze, with documents in hand, left Shen Yayun's office and headed toward his own, pondering over the situation with Shen Yayun.
Using and controlling Shen Yayun had begun as an impulsive plan for him.
However, the result had been unexpectedly successful.
And this combined with the recent threats he had received from Jiang Cheng.
He suddenly had an epiphany: the best kind of threat is to let the other person know you have the power to destroy them, but to not take any action.
Only in this way will the other party always live in fear, yet also in false hope, thus being easily controlled.
Once the threat turns into action, it not only risks inciting a desperate counterattack from the other party, but also, if you fail to eliminate the threat completely, they may no longer fear you...
Back in his office, Fang Ze called in the second team members he had sent out yesterday and looked over the information they had gathered about the commissioners wanting to receive training.
Afterwards, he selected 10 from the recently promoted first and second level commissioners and the long-unpromoted fourth level commissioners, and added them to the first batch of training attendees.
The reason for dividing these commissioners into two groups was because the methods and objectives of training these groups were not the same.
The first and second level commissioners would undergo cultural and ideological training to remind them of their original aspirations.
This training wasn't profitable but was meant purely to expand Fang Ze's influence in the Security Bureau and to exacerbate the incident of Jiang Cheng's high-level Yang Transformation master's assassination attempt on Fang Ze, setting Jiang Cheng up.
The fourth level commissioners, however, were the group Fang Ze intended to win over and the "crops" he planned to harvest.
In the afternoon, Fang Ze met with these 20 commissioners one by one, and after confirming that there were likely no spies from Jiang Cheng among them, he took out relevant documents for them to sign and acknowledge.
He informed them that he would start a week-long training for them, beginning immediately after work tomorrow.
Since the training for the first and second level commissioners was a cultural one, the General Affairs Department covered all the costs.
But for the fourth level commissioners, since the training was in Martial Arts and required cultivation resources, they had to pay 25,000 Lini to the Security Bureau.
Of this amount, the General Affairs Department would reimburse 20%, while they would have to cover the rest personally.
Fang Ze also promised them training results: at least guaranteeing their promotion to mid-level Awakeners, which meant they could advance to third-level commissioners after the training ended.