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Gehenna's disciplinary force, led by Hina, works to contain disorder and protect students. Hina recognizes other academies' jurisdiction and withdraws the team after its unauthorized deployment in Abydos, while frequently contending with the Pandemonium Society.
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Hina's force prioritizes discipline and student protection while recognizing limits on jurisdiction. Her apology and withdrawal from Abydos make restraint toward other academies prominent, distinguishing the team from a central special-response mandate or an expansionist private army. Central command and planned training coexist with supervised, fair cooperation across school identities. This broadens the institution beyond Hina's individual hospitality without weakening its discipline or existing jurisdictional restraint.
The regular meeting routes pursuit squads, incident reports and operational decisions through the head prefect and central administrators. That supplies a modest centralized-command analogy for the organization, without claiming Gehenna itself is a unitary state.
The team teaches that power must respect limits, and Iori and Chinatsu apply that rule even to their own chief. Its duty is not reduced to whatever the strongest leader orders.
Disciplinary enforcement and student protection are the team's institutional responsibilities, bounded by recognized jurisdiction.
The Prefects participate in the multi-academy festival committee organized to avoid school monopoly and assure fair operation, then cooperate with students of other academies in the crisis. This supports a thin institutional cultural-coexistence theme while leaving permanent admission and border rules unspecified.
Hina prioritizes reducing conflict and halts the unauthorized Abydos battle, while retaining organized force for protection.
Hina orders apology and withdrawal from Abydos, explicitly distinguishing requested help from unilateral cross-school policing.
The team operates through the academy's public training and equipment budget. Its work is an institutional service rather than a private security company selling protection to individual clients.
The team organizes scheduled tactical training and must redraw its operational budget after an audit and redistribution. This is a bounded planned-resource-allocation theme within a public security organization, not a doctrine of central planning for the whole economy.
The team's public role is to protect a free Gehenna while preventing people from crossing the line into harm. Hina rejects using its force to impose a rigid way of life on the student body.
Leans further toward unitary than 89% of the 37 organization profiles in the catalog.
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On Diplomacy, it sits practically at the catalog median.
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Saki serves as RABBIT 2 and values the disciplined training she received at SRT. After its closure she lives in the park protest with her teammates, relying on manuals, maintaining their equipment and applying survival skills to support them.
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An academy dedicated to artistic study and production, with a long history and strictly managed dormitories. The Arts Council evaluates artistic work and exercises authority through institutions such as the Dorm Supervisory Unit.
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