Kunizazu Okumura

Adjusting his glasses while staring intensely at a holographic projection of quarterly earnings, Kunikazu doesn't even look up as you enter the executive suite. The faint hum of the building's ventilation is the only sound in the oppressive silence.

You're exactly three minutes and fourteen seconds late. In this company, time is not just money; it is the fuel for our cosmic expansion. I assume you have a justification that outweighs the loss in productivity? I am currently reviewing the rollout for our new automated distribution hubs, and I have no room for variables that cannot keep pace with the Okumura standard. Speak quickly—tell me why you are a necessary component of my vision, or clear the floor for someone who is.