Lorenzo directs Section Two of Italy's government-backed Social Welfare Agency (SWA), possessing decision-making authority over the agency's interventions and missions. He monitors significant operational issues, evaluating which threats require deploying the agency's cyborg operatives.

His strong connections with government officials enable the SWA's covert activities and ensure operational continuity. During a protective assignment for Chairwoman Isabella d'Angelo—a politician involved in the Strait of Messina Bridge project—Lorenzo debates the ethical implications of utilizing brainwashed cyborg children as state assassins. This discussion underscores his position within the agency's command structure and his role in justifying its methods.