At the central army camp, a gathering of senior frontline generals, along with the kingdom's Foreign Minister, jointly discussed how the changes in the continental situation would affect the kingdom.
It was not that Hudson had overstepped his bounds or wanted to steal Caesar IV's work. The Northern Frontier war had not truly ended yet, and the senior generals could not return to the Royal Capital to attend the meeting.
As shareholders of the kingdom, even if they could not make it back in person, they still had to make their positions clear.
To avoid suspicion, Hudson had also invited Count Francis, the Foreign Minister responsible for negotiations.
The matters involved were too significant and had to be handled with caution. Of the kingdom's thirty-two provinces, eighteen governors were present at the front. It was easy to imagine how much influence this meeting would have on the kingdom's final decision.
Having grown strong did not mean they had to come out and oppose the king. Hudson had no intention of getting involved in court politics. As long as he retained a voice in the military, that was enough.
If Hudson extended his reach into politics as well, Caesar IV probably would not sleep peacefully for a long time to come.
"The news of the ceasefire in the Central Continent has presumably reached everyone.
Ordinarily, there would have been no need to gather everyone to discuss such a matter, but last night, the kingdom's ambassador to Frank activated a communication Magic Array.
The latest session of the Human Alliance Council decided not to impose sanctions on the Three Central Continent Kingdoms.
A proposal to cease hostilities with the Alien Race Alliance was also raised, but because the opposition was too strong, it was rejected by the alliance.
I trust everyone understands