In the Country of Disorder, Hobart withdrew his spirituality. Now it depended on whether Lafite was willing to go. As long as he was willing and wholeheartedly devoted to the Creator, Hobart could conveniently provide him with some help in the future.
After admiring the Gold Pounds and Extraordinary Characteristics on the nearby Stone Platform for a while, Hobart left the Country of Disorder and returned to the real world to rest.
On Wednesday morning, Hobart first directed the servants Christine had sent over to move house. In truth, there was not much to move, only some clothes and daily necessities.
Hobart had not intended to terminate the lease. He still needed to come here to make sacrifices to, or receive bestowals from, himself in the Country of Disorder. He also needed an undisturbed space to attend the Tarot Club.
It was around ten o'clock when Hobart arrived at the Law Firm for work. His assistant, Jessica, immediately brought him an official letter. It was unexpectedly an invitation from Parliament.
Hobart opened it and looked it over. Parliament had recently formed a Labor Compensation Law group and was inviting Hobart to join it.
Jessica was delighted for Hobart. "This is a good thing! It shows that our work is gaining the attention of the Loen Kingdom Parliament."
That was Parliament. In Loen, a Constitutional Monarchy, the law was theoretically greater than royal power.
And Parliament held Legislative Power, making it the undisputed highest authority.
It was simply that no one would truly use the law to punish direct members of the Royal Family. The king had merely lost Legislative Power.
The power to govern remained in the hands of the Royal Family. After all, the prime minister was appointed by the king. Although the prime minister did not consult the