The Emperor: Calamity Star?

Bart's remarks directly ignited the dissatisfaction of the other nobles.

The nobles who had purchased mechas began sharing the quotes and mecha models provided by the relevant departments when they had bought theirs.

Some people sarcastically posted online: Was this meant to restrict us nobles from equipping Special Mechas? If certain departments could secretly equip them on a large scale, what exactly were their intentions? Others posted a series of questions on their social accounts: How much did Special Mechas cost to build? If they cost tens of billions, how had mechas worth tens of billions ended up in private hands? If they could be openly bought and sold, why did we nobles have no right to purchase them? Which department had issued these restrictive regulations? The matter of the Special Mechas immediately became a public opinion storm, and spokespeople for the various Great Nobles also issued their own demands for answers.

The Speaker of the Noble Council went even further, stating that the matter would be thoroughly investigated to determine whether it had deliberately targeted the nobility. Then, within a single day, the dean and three vice deans of the Imperial Royal Academy resigned and accepted investigation by the Noble Council.

All instructors and management personnel in the Imperial Royal Academy's mecha department resigned and accepted investigation by the Noble Council.

The entire management of the Imperial Military Department's mecha research division accepted military review! The Minister of Military Department accepted review by the Noble Council!

The head of the Empire's military inspection department accepted parliamentary review!

Feng Dewang was dismissed by the Empire Royal Military Academy and accepted investigation by the Noble Council! The head of the military supervision team under the Empire's Judicial Department accepted investigation by the Noble Council! As for the Arena Match between Bart