After dinner, Hobart had Selena record the events of how they handled today's riot, as well as the conversation at dinner just now, in the form of a story.
Then have several more copies made and sent to every department, as a guiding principle for the Town Government's work.
It was only Conrad, Corwin, and Shier's reactions today that made Hobart realize the value of "guiding principles." When facing a problem, having a ready-made logic laid out before them that they could simply apply truly made the Town Government's work more efficient, and events often developed in the direction Hobart hoped for.
At the same time, Hobart understood the importance of unifying people's thinking.
Once everyone had more or less gone to rest, Hobart locked his door and prayed to The Fool, hoping to speak with Justice alone.
More than ten minutes later, Hobart's vision was covered by the Gray Fog, and he arrived at the Emperor's seat in the Giant Hall.
Only Justice, Audrey, sat across from him, while the head of the Bronze Long Table was empty, with no sign of Mr. Fool.
However, Hobart knew that Klein, The Fool, had to be somewhere in this hall. Otherwise, he and Audrey could not possibly have appeared Above the Gray Fog.
Audrey found this kind of meeting quite novel. "Em... Hobart, you didn't attend the meeting today. Everyone was very worried about you."
Hobart smiled. "There was a riot in my territory today."
Audrey nearly covered her mouth in shock. "A riot? Oh my, why did something like that happen?"
Hobart briefly described the Demon's previous rule. "...Under that bloody rule, the local residents were forced to believe in the Demon and inevitably suffered mental contamination.
"The people I sent helped them with spring planting and rebuild their homes