Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 370 Angry Perfect

"Impeach me? What on earth are they thinking? How dare they do that?" Perfecto couldn't help but feel both amused and helpless when he heard the news.

She is trying her best to save the world, but there are still people who hinder her at this time. This is so infuriating and funny that she wants to just quit.

Because it made her feel that these people were not worth saving at all.

Even though these people didn't actually know that she was saving the world, and their impeachment was just human nature.

There were indeed some people among them who were truly loyal to the emperor and patriotic, but Perfect felt that it was not worth it for him and wanted to quit.

"The House of Nobles does bear an unshirkable responsibility in this matter. I apologize to you on behalf of the House of Nobles." The Duke of Gloucester did not dare to be negligent in this matter. He immediately went to see Perfectotte in person to express his apologies to her.

After all, he is the Speaker, and he needs to bear a considerable degree of responsibility for the problems of the House of Nobles.

In fact, if the Duke of Gloucester had been able to control the members of the House of Lords, they would have had no chance of proposing this bill, let alone impeaching Perfectoct.

But whether it was the Duke of Gloucester's negligence or his intentional act, the motion to restrict Perfecto's power and impeach her was still proposed and openly discussed at the regular meeting of the Council of Nobles.

Although the Duke of Gloucester blocked the bill at the first opportunity, he only blocked the impeachment of Perfectotte. The bill to restrict her power still entered the discussion process, and the House of Nobles also sent a letter to Perfectotte asking her to attend a hearing to be questioned.

In order to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings and to avoid angering Perfect, the Duke of Gloucester came in person at the first opportunity not only to apologize but also to explain the reasons to Perfect.

"If apologies are useful, what is the point of having the police?" Perfect waved her hands, looking indifferent, but people who knew her would know that she was very angry at this moment.

The Duke of Gloucester was no fool, and he could naturally feel how bad and miserable Perfecto was.

But he had to face the possible rage of Perfecto and plead with her: "Count Brandelis, before the Empire announces the doomsday disaster, please consider the overall situation!

It is true that we were wrong in the questioning of the Council of Nobles this time. On behalf of the entire Council of Nobles, I would like to express my sincere apologies to you again!

But please be sure to attend this hearing, which will also help stabilize the current situation in the empire. After all, the death of Prince Edward and the legacy he left to you have had a great impact on the empire."

The Duke of Gloucester has tried his best to lower his posture, hoping not to anger Perfectocute and avoid escalating the situation.

He could even be described as servile and always addressed Perfecto with honorifics, which was unthinkable before.

"What does this have to do with me?" But Perfect's attitude became worse and worse, and she could even be described as aggressive: "Those damn guys were against me before, and I haven't settled the score with them yet!

Now they are holding me back again. I really doubt their goals and motives. Are they really for the good of the empire?

If they cannot fulfill their duties and functions as imperial nobles, I don't mind replacing them all! I think Her Majesty the Queen and the Princess will also support my idea."

The Duke of Gloucester's face turned as ugly as bitter melon when he heard this, but even so he had to continue to comfort Perfectot.

Because he knew clearly that Perfect was not just talking nonsense, but she really had the ability to directly replace all those in the Council of Nobles who made her dissatisfied.

And at this point, neither the Queen nor the Princess would oppose her decision.

After all, Perfect is now the most important person to the Empire. If she were not to preside over a series of plans in the North and continue to develop various technological equipment to deal with the extreme cold doomsday, then the Empire's various measures to deal with the doomsday would not only be suspended, but would at least seriously delay the construction period, and might even not be completed or achieve the expected results.

In this case, it is no exaggeration to say that Perfecto is far more important than a group of noble senators who are just sitting there doing nothing.

To put it bluntly, the members of the Parliament of Nobles are like leeks in the field, which will grow again after being cut.

Three-legged frogs are hard to find, but two-legged nobles are everywhere in Langton.

Even if it was a little extreme, and Perfecto really used force to solve the problem and slaughtered all the members of the Noble Council, he would still be able to find people who were brave enough not to fear death to fill all the seats in the Noble Council the next day.

Under such circumstances, the Duke of Gloucester was really afraid that Perfectocute would massacre the Council of Nobles.

But it was obvious that the provocative behavior of the Noble Council this time had undoubtedly angered Perfecto, and she wanted revenge.

The last time she warned the Noble Parliament, she was mocked for "what do women know". She was just an ordinary noble girl who had not yet inherited the family title, and she really couldn't do anything about these noble parliamentarians.

But this time, she was already the Earl of the Northern Frontier of the Empire, the heir of Prince Edward, and held great power and military force in her hands.

If she was still bullied by this group of noble parliamentarians under such circumstances and could not retaliate, wouldn't the power and force in her hands become just a decoration?

You ridiculed me before I came to power, and now that I am in power you are bullying me? Isn't it that I am in power for nothing?
Perfect was confused at the moment, so she said to the Duke of Gloucester: "My Lord, you want me to forgive these members of parliament and put the overall situation first. I can understand your motives and position.

But why didn't you persuade them to put the overall situation first? Why didn't you persuade them not to target me? Do I look so easy to bully?
What have I done to make you, the Noble Council, disrespect me so much? Just because I am a woman and underage? If that is the case, I don't mind using an incident that is impressive enough to let the Noble Council remember the price of provoking me. "

After Perfecto finished speaking, he served the guest tea and sent him away.

Although the Duke of Gloucester wanted to say something more, Befa, the puppet maid beside Perfectcot, obviously would not listen to his explanation and directly "invited" the Duke of Gloucester to leave the manor where Perfectcot was staying.

This manor was also one of the legacies left by Prince Edward to Perfectocte, and it was the manor where she and Prince Edward had met before.

Now, the manor is her property.

Although all of this will be buried by ice and snow in a year or two, Perfect doesn't mind continuing to enjoy these luxuries that she will never be able to enjoy in the future before the end of the ice and snow comes.

This manor was where Prince Edward had spent his retirement for the past decade. In addition to the meticulous design and layout of the exterior, the interior of the manor was designed to be as luxurious and comfortable as possible. From this point of view, the manor of Perfectcot had a bit of the temperament of a nouveau riche.

Although the lord's mansion was well built, many of the decorations were superficial, or there was not enough sedimentation and accumulation.

This is not to say that the Brandelis family does not have enough accumulation, but there must be a huge gap between a prince and a baron in terms of enjoyment.

Even if Perfect became an earl and lord of the North, it would be difficult for her to compare with the luxury of the Empire due to the economic level of the North.

This led to a gap in luxury and enjoyment between her manor and the manor left by the old prince.

Perfect herself didn't particularly care about these differences, but when she lived in a manor that was carefully decorated for a prince's retirement, the contrast brought about by this huge gap still made Perfect feel that she was far behind others in terms of enjoyment.

The luxury brought by this status, power and wealth is actually very attractive to Perfect.

She is not a person who pursues luxury and pleasure, but as a time traveler, Perfect is actually not very adaptable to the life of this era.

This is mainly due to the huge difference in living standards and the technological gap caused by the gap between the times.

After all, you can't make a person from the 18th century understand what the information age is, let alone teach him how modern people live and entertain themselves.

Not to mention the eighteenth century, even between the 20th and 21st centuries there is a huge gap that can be called a generation gap.

So for Perfect, she really can't adapt to the life of this era.

Fortunately, she was still a noble. Although she was not used to the life there, at least she had enough food and clothing and did not have to work hard for a daily living.

If he had traveled through time and space and become an ordinary civilian of this era, Perfect would probably still be worrying about how to fill his stomach at this moment.

This discomfort remained even after she became the Lord of the North. Although the luxurious life made up for the huge gap between her current life and her life in the original world to a certain extent, this gap still existed.

It’s just that after so many years of adaptation, Perfect has gradually become accustomed to some problems and no longer feels so awkward.

However, during the time she lived in the old prince's manor, she found that the conveniences in life she could obtain in many aspects were actually comparable to those in her original world. This inevitably made her feel surprised and want to experience more.

After all, she hadn't experienced the convenience of modern life brought by the high technology in her original world for a long time.

In fact, she could also enjoy these conveniences in the North, but it would cost a relatively huge price.

No matter what era, as long as you have money, you can always solve many problems.

Especially for those highly skilled craftsmen, as long as they can afford the wages, they can always use all kinds of ingenious ideas to realize those functions that sound incredible under limited conditions.

For example, a watchmaker used precise gears to realize the function of drawing with puppets. Even Perfect had to admit that this talent and precise design were amazing.

She had been surprised when she first saw this at the old prince's estate.

Because even for her, it is difficult to make a complex humanoid robot paint with both hands like a human being simply by using gears.

The mechanical design and parts processing precision involved in this have, in a sense, completely surpassed this era.

Therefore, as long as Perfect is willing, she can experience a convenient life in this era that is almost the same as in the original world.

Of course, the premise is that she is willing to do so.

But in fact, Perfect was reluctant.

Although she earned money, most of it was spent on research and experiments, and she didn't actually have any savings.

After arriving in the North, although she handled a huge amount of wealth, Perfect did not use the money to improve her living conditions.

She invested more of the money into plans in the North in the hope of achieving better results.

As for when she became the Lord of the North and built the Lord's Mansion in Chenoborg, she did not deliberately pursue enjoyment, but left everything to professionals to handle.

Therefore, although the Northern Lord's Mansion that he finally obtained was luxurious and comfortable, it was still only of the general standard of that era in terms of convenience of life.

There is indeed a huge gap between this and the old prince's manor, which took decades to carefully polish and design and finally achieved a comfortable living residence.

Naturally, Perfecto wished he could have two more days to enjoy the modern conveniences of life that he had long missed.

Of course, even the convenience that the old prince's manor can bring is only a part, and it cannot completely allow Perfect to experience a living standard that is almost the same as the convenient life in the original world.

But even so, this was enough comfort for Perfect.

However, this was actually one of the main reasons why Perfect got angry this time. After all, no one wants to be told to work overtime when they want to take a break from their busy schedule, and it is because a group of colleagues who have offended you are causing trouble for you again.

With this understanding, Perfecto naturally wanted to teach the Council of Nobles a lesson that would be impressive enough.

On this point, Perfect had enough experience and means to let those good-for-nothings in the Council of Nobles experience the consequences of angering a top alchemist and a great noble of the empire.

(End of this chapter)