The next morning, after the first day's report had concluded.
As the cardinals and representatives took their seats, Horn appeared in front of everyone in a tailcoat-like formal dress.
He rode a white horse, waving to the surroundings, looking quite spirited, having had a good night's sleep.
However, it became apparent that when Horn stepped onto the wooden stage of the venue and shook hands and chatted casually with the representatives, they all had dark circles under their eyes.
When he came before the cardinals, every single one of them also had dark circles under their eyes.
It was then that he realized today was the day of inquiries.
Likely, everyone was preparing last night.
Horn, of course, didn't need any preparation, as the inquiry was a competition between the monastery and the Advisory Council, and he was the judge.
With the Saint's Grandson's level of public support and vested interests, nobody could stop him from implementing or excluding any policy he wished.
