Sitting slightly behind him to the right, Yorn moved his fingers slightly, just about to stand up and say something.
Seeing no one move, he merely nodded slightly, making a gesture of "agreeing and supporting."
Willis had also prepared a piece of wording to rationalize the duties of the Inspectorate from the perspective of institutional design, supplemented by considerations of efficiency and public order...
But at this moment, he only needed to display an expression of slight relief.
Louis had originally intended for Yorn to stabilize the situation and Willis to promote the argument of "for the public and the people," so that the Inspectorate could surface as the "will of the people."
But who would have thought it would go so smoothly.
There wasn't even time to perform, and Louis had already seized control of the pace.
The establishment of the Inspectorate was not a spur-of-the-moment idea, nor was it something Louis just casually mentioned.
