“A new southern sage, what is a sage?”

The people of the old Kaletta Empire, who strongly resisted, occasionally saw her, who is also the new emperor’s fiancée, revealing herself in the south.

The barriers opened, and a flood of unknown facts poured out.

Beyond that sea or to the north, there are countless countries. And even if they curse the new emperor recklessly, they won’t be captured immediately.

“Is it allowed to curse the emperor like this? How disgusting are those guys in the north?”

As mixed people mingled, various things happened and then disappeared.

As Lu participated in battles several times, the conflicts gradually became less frequent. It was inevitable.

Emperor Perseta firmly punished the rebellion, and for those who obeyed the new emperor, he spared no support.

In Perseta, where various technologies developed compared to Kaletta, where they relied on magic, even relatively poor people could easily approach medicine or doctors.

In the major cities of Kaletta, facilities for the poor were built, and the emperor poured vast resources into security.

Side effects were not revealed significantly, and signs of adaptation did not appear.

Incidents and accidents flooding the newspapers were always present, and the young emperor did not easily shake in any situation, like a seasoned and mature old man.

“They are not ordinary people. Even those old sages who fold their arms are formidable politicians.”

“He throws tantrums in the conference room, and since all that talk is correct, the deputies can’t even mutter a word.”

“That’s why they say the empire will waver.”

The Eastern newspapers, which had been attacking the emperor vigorously since his ascension, were now lying prostrate, gauging the atmosphere.

Since all the Eastern rebels were executed, and after throwing away even the major nobles, they had to be especially cautious of the emperor.

All the Eastern Octagon fell into the emperor’s hands. The emperor tightly grasped the money flowing from that territory, and sometimes granted titles and territories to those who contributed significantly.

“It’s just restoring the original stability and order.”

Haden, speaking calmly, separately rewarded land and titles to those who made great contributions in this unification war.

“Your Majesty. The current situation in this country is most favorable for Your Majesty. There are no outsiders, no members of the imperial family, and all power is concentrated in Your Majesty.”

And someone hoped this state would continue.

“Some might call us fools, Your Majesty. But, Your Majesty, there’s no need to create outsiders, right?”

Especially the Marquis and Marchioness Flache said so.

The ‘Eyes of the Emperor,’ who took care of the West with all their might and occasionally went down to the South, heard the news that new titles would be bestowed upon them and hurriedly entered the palace.
“Though I appreciate the kindness, it is not a necessary task, Your Majesty.”

Originally, marriages among the nobility, especially the emperor’s marriage, were crucial in terms of the partner’s status.

Ideally, they had to match within the same rank, and if not, they immediately heard rumors of a mismatched marriage.

The fact that an emperor with violet blood is marrying a noble with blue blood is itself considered a mismatched marriage.

However, in the current situation, the emperor marrying the ‘daughter of a marquis’ was not a bad prospect. Lu was also a southern sage and a war hero in her own right.

Above all, the emperor was too powerful, and there was only one person he desired, Lucretia Genus.

“From now on, Your Majesty needs to pay attention to the future generations.”

“Should we appoint a duke in the east then?”

Treating everyone in Perseta, where the emperor was the highest and most noble person, was customary, and there were no exceptions.

However, now that the war was over and the marriage was imminent, legally the emperor could refrain from treating the parents of the person who would become the empress.

At the higher tone laden with meaning, Edan closed his mouth, realizing.

“Cedric Langer is not a person who would dare to break a loyalty oath to me. But what about Duke Alanka?”

He didn’t know. If Cedric Langer married and the heir afterward received education from his grandmother, it would be awkward.

But who knows the future? Edan thought it was just a guess, and speculation was just a possibility.

“I am the only one who can restrain the east now. Geographically close, there might be another alliance like the Alsmone Union. They will naturally unite since they are close to each other.”

So, geographically opposed, they had to appoint a duke in the west as well.

In the meaning of becoming a family that competes with Alanka, Edan looked at Milene. Who would want to be such a family?

“Of course, emotionally valuing tradition, many may look down on newly emerging dukes. So, it would be better to plan the succession operation well from the beginning to avoid the properties leaking out through the succession.”