The Organization

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The Organization is an mysterious secretive group which operated throughout western continent and plotted to control the world from behind the scenes for their own interests. This secret society is formed by the otherworlders summoned to this world against their wishes and has one goal - to bring the entire world under their control and forge a paradise in this world for themselves.

To that end, its members infiltrated every sector of the world society, as they were directly responsible for catalyzing all war, which they hoped to prolong as much as possible by manipulating many sides of the conflict.

## Overview

The Organization was made up of people summoned from Rearth and their descendants. Their objective was apparently to create “a better tomorrow,” but the means they stooped to in order to achieve that tomorrow was a problem.

As victims torn away from their peaceful lives and forced to serve in this harsh environment, the Organization’s operatives greatly loathed this world and wouldn’t show anyone from it any mercy. This was perhaps the fundamental reason the Organization mongered war all across the western continent.

The Organization was fundamentally intolerant of failures, and if one’s actions were perceived as trying to deliberately hinder the mission, it would result in instant execution.

## History

This idea had been passed down in the Organization uninterrupted ever since its conception. It was a wish made centuries ago, when a single man named Akitake Sudou who’d been summoned to this hellish world banded together with his comrades and fellow otherworlders.

## Strength and Influence

The Organization’s power was vast, to be sure. But, they hardly ever acted out in the open as The Organization fundamentally acted behind the scenes, cloaking its existence from sight. But their strength was so vast that a single country’s knight orders were no match for them, even had enough power to overcome any of the continent’s countries easily.

In fact, the Organization's power and influence was so great that it couldn't even be compared to the three strongest powers on the continent namely Helmesgoula Kingdom and Holy Qwiltantia Empire, especially the O'ltormea Empire with its hegemonic ambitions.

The Organization could gain information on any person, be they lowly peasant or sovereign king. Zheng trusted this intelligence. If any rumor of someone achieving Level 7 began spreading through the taverns, the Organization would spare no expense to confirm its authenticity.

## Membership

The Organization had far fewer members than this world’s residents. That much was to be expected, since its operatives were all humans who were summoned or mixed up in a summoning from Rearth. If the Organization was to rule over the citizens of this world despite being outnumbered, it would need an overwhelming edge in fighting power and technology. Every member of the Organization harbored deep hatred and resentment toward this Earth. And the Organization would only reach its hand out in salvation for those kinds of people.

The Organization is a large secret society, whose influence extended all throughout the continent. By their nature, they rejected the idea of being known by others and why their operatives worked in inconspicuous professions, even the Organization didn’t know the names and faces of other operatives. Knowing the names and faces of every single operative was impossible for them. In which case, knowing the cypher was what allowed them to recognize an operative.

In the past, The Organization used the Chawanjin password was the codename of a secret society based in China. Its name meant the ‘Tea bowl society,’ and true to that name, they relayed information in the form of ciphers using arrangements of tea bowls. Taking after that tradition, some of the Organization’s operatives employed that form of code in the past.

Though that said, the Chawanjin left their codes in tea shops in China and not in taverns. But since tea shops were more unusual and attracted attention in this world, taverns were used instead. But the fact that the Chawanjin signal was last used was about 20 or so years since The Organization began using cards as means of identification and stopped using the Chawanjin passwords.

If the Organization's operators saw someone correctly perform their password, even an outdated cypher the Organization will deploy their agents to pursuit and approach the individual under the circumstance that assumed the individual may be considered as a spy from some other rival group and want to gauge how skilled the individual really is, until the Organization's agents have to think of a decision depending the situation of whether the individual must be captured to get information out of him or killed on the spot.

### Hunting Dogs

The Organization’s prized executive unit, the Hunting Dogs, was made up of otherworlders on the same level as the highest-ranked adventurers. They’d all learned countless tactics and techniques from veteran soldiers and police officers. And that training had included infiltration and sabotage. They were to the Organization what the Green Berets were to the United States, or what the Special Forces Group was to Japan.

On the surface, they were the guild’s most experienced warriors, those who had achieved Rank S. They were all monsters—quite literally one-man armies—and the most powerful military unit the Organization possessed. The Hunting Dogs were the Organization’s prized force, a skilled assassination group with the strength to eliminate threats. They also carried equipment that had been improved in ways the people of this world could never conceive.

Nonetheless, if the Organization were to mobilize its full strength, it could easily take care of those knights. The Organization’s strongest force, the Hunting Dogs, were without a doubt a match for the Temple Knights.

## Technology

The Organization had put effort into utilizing or recreating technology from Rearth. They knew that given this world’s
technological level, recreating even a single piece of technology would be enough to grant them an overwhelming advantage. One such development was these cards, which displayed a certain mark when filled up with prana.

The cards were made from unique materials, and so it took time to create them. As such, they were only used for transmitting the most important and confidential letters and documents, but they were also often used to identify members of the Organization. With this kind of technology, the Organization didn’t need its members to use Chawanjin ciphers to identify themselves.

The Organization had to prioritize this above all else. Firearms didn’t exist in this world—no revolvers, no automatics, not even arquebuses. When people were summoned here, the only things that came with them were the items directly next to them when they were abducted. If someone were summoned in their sleep, their bed or a book they’d been reading would maybe go too.

Considering that, it was hard to imagine that no one carrying a gun had ever been summoned. Firearms had found their way into this world before, but they’d never spread to society. The Organization went to great lengths to keep the existence of firearms hidden. That was actually the Organization’s greatest strength in this world. They had Rearth’s technology, but they kept it secret.

The people of this world couldn’t recreate one to begin with. Then the gun needed ammunition, otherwise it was a glorified paperweight, and different firearms used different types of ammunition. If a gun were summoned already loaded, it would be usable, but the chances that it would be mass-produced to an extent that it changed the face of warfare were slim.

If the Organization were to maintain its superiority, it would stop at nothing to take that firearm out of his hands, no matter what it had to sacrifice to do it.

That was because their objective was to manage this world’s technological standards. There are actual cases of this in the past. I can’t blame the Organization for being nervous.

## Known Members

### Dragon Heads

The de facto leaders and rulers of the Organization from twelve most distinguished members of the Organization, who had set up the very foundations of the group.

* Liu Daijin
* Akimitsu Kuze
* Koichiro Mikoshiba (former)

### Hunting Dogs

The Organization’s elite force. They were trained in guerrilla tactics and other forms of unconventional warfare, so no natives here can match them.

* Veronica Kozlova (supreme commander and military commander over the Organization’s operations in the western continent’s eastern regions)
* Zheng Motoku (commanding officer and Liu Daijin's successor)
* Kalim
* Samuel Kinkaid

### Operative

* Hideaki Saitou
* Atsuya Kikukawa
* Reiko Asano
* Ruqaiya Redouane
* James Carter
* Elliot Chamberlain
* Adolf Beckenbauer
* Karl Ackerman (Captured)
* Kikuna Samejima
* Shinya Kikukawa (Deceased)

### Acquaintances and Puppet

#### O'ltormea Empire

* Gaius Valkland
* Shardina Eisenheit

#### Rhoadseria Kingdom

* Furio Gelhart
* Radine
* Mikhail Vanash