Under the handling of Jupiter, Luther, and Agravain, Britain's pre-war preparations were quickly completed.
The one who contributed the most was Jupiter, the newly joined minister. He was practically a cold, tireless machine for handling government affairs, resting less than an hour a day. The rest of his time was spent either processing documents or directing the pre-war preparations.
If a certain regent of the Empire saw him handling government affairs so desperately, he would weep with envy.
Although Leon had already taken care of most of the pre-war preparations, and Morgan's rebellion had only interrupted them briefly, the fact that Jupiter could take over and straighten everything out in just two or three days still could not diminish Jupiter...