Chapter 82: What Exactly Was My Background?
Afterward, Bruno took the initiative to tell John roughly how the Third Army Group had been established, as well as how Dormammu, while serving as marshal of the Third Army Group, had also been granted the title of Count Philot and become the new lord of Walden Territory. "Count Philot..."
John merely nodded slightly upon hearing the answer. Although this title was nothing compared to Dormammu's contributions to the Empire, Walden Territory's size was limited, and most marquis-level legislators also served as ministers in the Upper House, holding at least some administrative authority.
Unless the Empire's situation had worsened to the extreme or their territory had come under attack, great nobles of this rank generally would not participate in war.
If Emperor William tried to grant Dormammu a higher noble title, it would inevitably mean handing over part of the administrative authority. The Old Guard Party definitely would not be pleased about that.
But more importantly, if Dormammu were to leave the military for the political world, Emperor William would be the first to object.
Otherwise, he would not have proposed establishing the Third Army Group of the Imperial Air Force.
Therefore, John had long expected this outcome and was not surprised by it.
But compared to Dormammu's promotion, raise, and rise as a new imperial noble, John cared more about something else:
"Bruno, would it be convenient for you to tell me what was discussed in this Imperial Parliament session? Of course, forget it if it's inappropriate."
"This..."
Even Bruno was startled by John's words, and his gaze turned uncertain.
Although the contents of parliamentary discussions could be learned afterward through inquiries, he knew that what John truly wanted to ask was definitely not political or economic policy that the public could