The Wedding Day

"This isn't a condition," he continued, shifting the conversation. "Heroes fell in battle, so the capital should support their families."

Dominic Lowe's demeanor grew serious. 

This question wasn't one to be taken lightly. 

The soldiers at the front lines fought for the country, while he, Dominic, was tasked with guarding the rear. 

It was his duty.

Luther Carden shook his head gently. 

"What I mean is that the compensation conditions should be adjusted upward. If the capital's treasury is short on funds, let me know how much is needed. I'll take care of it."

"How about doubling the compensation at all levels? What do you think?" After a moment of consideration, Dominic proposed.

Doubling the pension treatment at all levels would impose a significant burden on the capital. 

But it was the right thing to do.