"Then how can the Vision Hunt Decree and the Sakoku Decree be lifted?"
"Aside from the Raiden Shogun lifting a decree herself, Inazuma has a tradition called a Duel Before the Throne. If someone is dissatisfied with one of Inazuma's policies, they can issue a challenge before the Raiden Shogun's Tenshukaku, and the shogunate is not allowed to refuse.
"The challenger fights a representative of the Tenryou Commission to the death. The victor wins a chance to turn things around, while the loser faces divine punishment.
"Even if you're a criminal guilty of the most heinous crimes, winning a Duel Before the Throne can pardon all your previous offenses. However, challengers very rarely win in such cases.
"The Tenryou Commission's strength is plain for all to see. After all, the Electro Archon is a warrior through and through. Without exceptional courage and martial skill, the Raiden Shogun would never have allowed the Kujou Clan to take charge of the Tenryou Commission.
"As I mentioned before, an Inazuman crew member aboard Captain Beidou's ship was in that very situation. His close friend challenged Kujou Sara, the Tenryou Commission's general, to a Duel Before the Throne out of dissatisfaction with the Vision Hunt Decree. Unfortunately, he lost and was slain by the Raiden Shogun's Musou no Hitotachi. The crew member fled Inazuma with his friend's empty Vision and was eventually rescued by Beidou."
"So, if we want to lift the Vision Hunt Decree and the Sakoku Decree, we have to fight that general in a Duel Before the Throne?"
"No!"
"Phew, thank goodness. You scared me to death."
"The Vision Hunt Decree is one thing, but the Sakoku Decree represents the Raiden Shogun's understanding of eternity. If you want her to lift it, you'll have to defeat the Raiden Shogun in a