"Mr. Crandoff, alcohol itself is not guilty; those guilty are the ones who abuse it, not those who drink it.
If you want no one in the world to drink alcohol and for there to be no drunks, what you need to do is not to prohibit drinking.
Instead, you should transform their minds, correct their thoughts, and replace alcohol with healthy drinks, rather than enforce a prohibition.
In doing so, you also restrict the freedom given by the Holy Father to the believers."
Crandoff lowered his head but said nothing, unsure whether he agreed or not.
As for the opposite side, Horn also spoke up: "You are attacking the 'Prohibition Order' trying to open up the grain market, but the problem is, once opened, what if the nobility makes a comeback?"
In essence, the bloodlines and continuity of noble families are still too strong.
The Imperial Nobility has ruled for more than a thousand years, with some families having operated locally for seven or eight hundred years.
