The Secretariat rarely quieted down, and the young Count looked at the sparse nobility with a mocking expression on his face.
"They're not united at all..." he turned to Lynch, "I heard they're busy dealing with some things, they're more spineless than we imagined!"
"I thought they would band together and storm the Imperial Palace..."
Whether the nobles admit it or not, without the intervention of the great nobles, their actions lack some strength, including their opposition to the Imperial Family.
The great nobles seldom intervene directly, though they've provided considerable support, the actual tangible results seem limited.
With the day to abolish privileges drawing nearer, during this time, the nobles have been primarily occupied with handling their own issues rather than uniting to discuss how to make a strong comeback.
The most distinctive privileges of the nobility include the redemption system and the scapegoat system...
