Chapter 64: Such a trivial matter, why bother my prince?

Duke Tierus chose to just touch upon that topic.

He did not linger on the aspect of that member of parliament, but rather surveyed all those present.

At this moment, the atmosphere seemed to have shifted again, compared to the previously tense ambience.

After initially being hard-pressed, Duke Tierus had restrained his own authority, wondering what exactly was on his mind.

The topic of "Who has the right to divide the cake" had evolved into "How to fairly divide the cake."

The original accountability aimed at Moselle and the others suddenly transformed into a discussion about the Empire's political system.

The clever ones among the audience caught the implications and breathed a sigh of relief.

It looked like the Duke still had some apprehensions about the Heavenly Principle Church and the great nobles of the Imperial Capital.

At the very least, he wasn't willing to completely burn bridges.

Thus, he redirected the topic of conversation.