After the war ended, Atlantis's official newspapers published not only the news of the Pas Kingdom's destruction within the "Countdown," but also the news that Hobart would ascend the throne as Emperor.
Supplies began flowing continuously from Anjou to Caesar Port, and people started preparing a coronation ceremony for their King.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had also received a new task: notifying every country and every church of Hobart's coronation.
The entire world was discussing the matter. Some believed Hobart fully deserved to be crowned Emperor, while others felt that the coronation seemed somewhat rushed.
Most people who learned of the news through newspapers from various countries accepted Hobart becoming Emperor. However, there were differing opinions on when the coronation should be held, where it should take place, and which church should crown him.
The people in the newly occupied territories still did not quite understand why the officials and soldiers were so excited. However, thanks to the publicity efforts of grassroots officials, they understood that they were about to have a new Emperor.
At the same time, notices were sent throughout the country. It was said that a new scientific technology would be used to display the King's coronation on the main streets of towns and in the squares of cities.
Officials in every region were required to organize the local people as much as possible to watch the coronation ceremony.
The various Orthodox God Churches, however, found it rather strange. Why would the coronation be held in the royal palace? Which church's Pope was supposed to crown Him?
On the second day after arriving at Caesar Port, Hobart invited Medici to take a walk along the coastal road.
Watching cargo ships enter the harbor in the distance and seagulls circle overhead, Hobart suddenly asked, "What are