Justin, of course, knew his family's affairs, so he naturally knew which people were important, which people were secondary, and which ones, when gone, would still allow the Cicero Family's intelligence channels to function properly, lacking whom it would become hindered.
Justin knew all this, but he couldn't be sure that the inheritance from his father was these people, some of whom he was familiar with and wished to avoid. But now, after Yarebin's explanation, Justin started to think that the power his father left him lies within these people.
It's undeniable that sometimes experience is an irreplaceable advantage.
Justin cleared his throat, looked at Yarebin, and said very seriously, "Then what should I do?"
