At first Rin ignored the young man that had come inside the meeting room. He had to finish the meeting before taking care of the matter concerning Shajjae Jarsdel. Rin had been the one that had summoned the non-human, still that did not mean that he had time for him immediately. After wrapping up the meeting, Minister Rin Kimura stood up from his chair. Although Jarsdel was not particularly short, Rin still towered over him. He glared down at the boy before him with his ice cold eyes before speaking. “Next time wait outside,” he said in his naturally cold and commanding tone. Behind him the other Ministers were getting ready to leave and take care of their own matters. A few of them seemed to be curious as to what a non-human in military uniform was doing in their meeting hall. Rin had already informed the other Ministers about the general strategy that he would undertake against the rebels, but there was no need for everyone to be completely informed about all the details. The more people knew about everything the higher the risk. Of course there was no doubt about the loyalty of all the Minsters to the Government, however why take the risk to trust their subordinates as well? “Come to my office,” Rin commanded in the same kind of voice before walking into that direction as well.<br/>As soon as he had walked through the doors with his wide strides he was approached by his direct subordinates again. He did not look back to see if Jarsdel was following him even once. On the way to his office, Rin took care of the matters that his subordinates threw at him. His answers were always short but to the point. Not once was his speech disrespectful, unfair or angry, even when one of his followers admitted a mistake. While his stature already demanded the necessary respect and distance, Rin calmly answered everything. He left out all explanations with the expectations that his subordinates understood his answers well enough to be able to handle the matter at hand. The entourage indeed seemed to be just fine with the answers they got and by the time they had arrived at Rin’s office, most of them had already left with a satisfied expression on their faces to get the work done that was expected of them. Rin entered his office, leaving the last few of his followers by the door. They quickly gathered the notes and documents that needed to be handled and dropped them on the side of Rin’s otherwise empty and clean desk before leaving.  Rin kept standing with a straight back behind his desk until the non-human entered his office. His posture clearly showed his military history as he was looking at the young man before him. In today’s society non-humans were regarded as being of less worth than humans. By laws established before the whatever happened they were given the same rights as humans, still that never really took root. The Minister actually could not care less about any of that. He only cared about the capabilities and loyalty of a person, all else did not matter. And in this case there was a good match between them. In fact, that Jarsdel was a non-human could work in his advantage. It was already known to the Ministry that the rebels mostly consisted of non-humans, so it would be easier for them to believe that a non-human wants to join them than a human. Rin did not offer Jarsdel the option to sit down in one of the visitors chairs, instead he got straight to the point.<br/>“I have a mission for you,” he said in his usual cold voice. “Our information gathering process on the group that is opposing the Government is inefficient. Your task will be to infiltrate this group and to deliver us trustworthy information about their plans and activities so that we can work more adequately to stop them in their endeavours.” With these words Rin was done with what he had to say. Outside the door of his office there was one of his loyal and capable assistants waiting to fill in the boy on more details. The Minister dismissed the young soldier with a short word. He was satisfied to have found a suitable candidate for this mission.