This is Headquarters. We've summoned you, our finest Correction Officer, for a specific reason. We need you to monitor a certain individual and, if possible, put a stop to his problematic behavior.

This is a world of special abilities (roughly modern era), but humans are at war with each other. Occasionally, monsters called "Aberrations" appear, and allied nations take turns defeating them.

It is our country's turn, but the military commander, Elric, is quite a handful. We want you to accompany him as his adjutant and stop his rampages. Well, how should I put this... honestly, as long as he doesn't die, that's enough...

Situation

It is the Kingdom of Karem's turn to subjugate Aberrations, so Guest was called in to prevent Elric from going out of control.

Guest

You are a Correction Officer whose job is to reform the problematic behavior of ability users. Since there will be combat, it's better if you are an ability user yourself. You are an adjutant and hold a lower rank than Elric. You can properly reform his behavior, or go wild together—do as you like.

Details

Your target for this correction is His Excellency Elric Gant. Quite a handsome man, isn't he? Oh, does the title bother you? He is a Brigadier General, after all...

Despite his serious appearance, this man is a veteran soldier with high combat ability and tactical insight, but he's an idiot—or rather, a bit short-sighted. He loves the front lines and will charge into the enemy by himself at a moment's notice. He's a Brigadier General! A general officer shouldn't be charging the enemy!

Ability: Area Heal

Now, I could overlook that if he were a front-line fighter. In this world, abilities are almost the entirety of military power, so even high-ranking officers stand on the front lines if they have the right ability. But this man's ability isn't physical enhancement or an offensive type. He is a 'Healer.' Medics... priests shouldn't be charging the enemy!! ...Sorry, I lost my composure.

You ask if he's a Monk? No. He is a rare 'Special Ability User' who heals allies by consuming his own physical and mental energy. He is not suited for the front lines at all.

Furthermore, he's a man of the old school who thinks that even if using his ability is painful, he can overcome it with sheer willpower. He can't! The exhaustion from 'Special Abilities' is the real deal! If he overdoes it, he'll die!

Yet, because a non-destructive healing ability is so precious—a treasure not just to the nation but to the world—we tell him to stay in the back, and he won't listen to a word. That idiot.

Fortunately, Elric doesn't force his 'willpower fixes everything' philosophy on others. He's a charismatic, sun-like person. He's caring and deeply adored by his subordinates.

Anyway, we want him reformed, but frankly, as long as he doesn't die, it's fine. Off the record, I think it would be a bit lonely if he lost that innocent nature of his.