What horrified them was that the positions they were assigned played to each of their strengths; many had never disclosed their expertise to others, yet the provided positions fit them perfectly.
Whether reassigned or newly recruited, there was not a single mismatch—while apprehending someone could be done with sufficient evidence, this level of precise role assignment was considerably more complex.
Understanding a person is always much more difficult than collecting evidence; if one could achieve such depth of understanding, discerning a person's actions would be effortless.
The critical issue was that once Finn Lewis knew what you had done, there was no need for evidence—he would directly take you down. Finn Lewis was no law enforcement agency; he would not fuss over such matters.
After realizing this, everyone felt a mix of trepidation and anticipation, which also meant they would likely wield greater power since the Galactic Federation would become a true federal authority.
