Edict

"Your Majesty, your idea—the idea of hoping that entirely new possibilities might emerge within the world—I don't quite understand it, but I think I can imagine it as you finding the world too boring, or perhaps as you hoping to use this opportunity to advance even further yourself..."

"All I can say is that although I understand some of those matters, I've always been somewhat ignorant of many of the key points... In any case, throughout the entire process, I deeply approve of the part I understand—the part where you vigorously promote the world's development in order to foster more possibilities. I sincerely believe this is a very good thing, and I'm willing to put in real effort for it."

"But as things stand, with the situation constantly changing, some old plans are no longer very practical. Matters must change along with the times... For example, considering the various problems recently exposed both inside and outside the entire empire, I believe that, in order to allow the empire to develop better, we must come up with methods different from those of the past—methods that are more decisive and that uproot the problem completely."

"Otherwise, faced with the imperial authorities' continued failure to produce effective solutions, those reckless fools will inevitably keep heading in an increasingly suicidal direction. I hope you can delegate some authority to me, allowing me to personally take charge of the matter, eliminate those reckless fools, resolve every hidden danger in advance, completely eradicate every problem, and let The End Empire and the entire world under its rule grow in a healthier manner."

"Presumably, by then, the entirely new possibilities you hope for will also have a greater chance of emerging..."

Just as mentioned earlier.

Hector Colon believed that some of his colleagues were too conservative, too