In the Oval Office of the White House West Wing, the Great Commander was deep in thought.
He thought of those predecessors who once entered the White House, people who in his youth he naively regarded as pillars of the nation, the light of America, and even at times became his models and subjects of study.
How could someone who stands out in dozens of states and becomes the Great Commander be mediocre?
Every person who has become the Great Commander of America has, to some extent, something extraordinary about them.
'But perhaps they too faced the same mess I'm dealing with now?'
Sitting on the sofa, in the White House, gazing at the beautiful chandelier above, the blonde old boy seemed to peer through time, meeting the gaze of his predecessors one by one.
What would you do when you reached such a point?
Back then, it was he who instructed Hutter to investigate.
He exercised part of his supreme power, merely to maintain pressure and demonstrate his stance.
