"The name of the thing is more than we knew before." He doesn't have any obligation to be fair to the Enma, particularly since he's with Shuten, but he doesn't think it's really his place to be talking much shit. "...but there's more he could have said, that he didn't."

Minato could say more, probably, he somehow doubts the general public knows even as much as the Lost Souls do, but the idea of being approached by one (or ten) of the newspaper people out there makes him shrivel silently inside. There's a reason he was hiding out here until he could figure out a way to sneak back to his flat.

"I only ever saw her during the crisis, and from a distance." Mostly either giving terse commands to the officers, or (more often) biting people's heads off for grilling her for information that she didn't have. "Now that Kaigou no Bou is safe, her office should be located there... beyond that, I can't say. I, ah, wouldn't share that sentiment, though. I imagine even if she agrees, she's not likely to admit it."

Was there even anyone in the Department who liked their boss, before this? Tenkohime seemed popular with her faction, Toraguma had his very forceful charisma, and opinion on the Daitengu was,,, mixed but mostly positive, but Minato's not even sure if the Enma commanded more than obligatory respect.