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The path to the director's office was full of an enormous number of guards as far as the eye could see.

I managed to reach the corridor leading to the director's office together with the senior, but I couldn't find a way to infiltrate the director's office from here.

I spoke softly and asked the senior, "Senior, is it really possible to get through this?"

The senior, who was always self-assured, was silent and deep in thought this time, as if it was difficult.

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