Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 511: Resettlement of various departments

Naturally, no one in the North could oppose the decision made jointly by Perfectcott and Princess Anne. Even the Queen herself had to consider the impact and consequences of vetoing this decision.

So at the royal meeting proposed by Princess Anne, after Perfectcot put forward this proposal, only some people questioned whether Beloberg could carry the various central departments of the empire and welcome the royal family, but no one questioned the decision itself.

This level of doubt was of course not a big deal. Perfectcot simply said that a new urban area would be built to fend off all these doubts.

As for the royal family, since Princess Anne has already made her attitude and position clear, naturally no one can use the royal family's attitude as an excuse. The relocation of the royal family and the imperial center to Belloberg is a foregone conclusion.

This is actually a reasonable explanation of the current situation. After all, it would be strange if there were no conflicts and contradictions when the central government of a country and the local governors are put together.

Now that the two places are separated and each side has its own stance, a lot of unnecessary trouble can be reduced.

The important officials of the empire who were able to attend the imperial conference naturally understood this. Although they each represented certain interest groups and had their own positions, they also understood that at this critical juncture, no conflicts or contradictions could occur between the imperial center and the northern border.

On the one hand, the North is powerful. If they oppose the North and force Perfectoct into a situation where he has to turn the table, the consequences will be something none of them can bear.

On the other hand, for all parties, stability is the situation that everyone wants to see most. If all kinds of contradictions and conflicts really break out, that is a situation that no one wants to see.

They do have their own interests, but these interests are based on the broader framework of national stability.

To be precise, only when the empire exists can they reap more benefits for the forces they represent within this stable framework.

As for whether anyone wants to break the existing framework and establish a new framework to fully divide the interests?
There are such people, but there is no doubt that no one dares to do so.

Because the one who has the ability to do so is Perfect.

As the lord of the north, when the core of the empire and the royal family moved to the north, if she really wanted to, she could uproot the royal family and the core of the empire and establish a new country.

Even if Perfectot wanted to do so, it would not cause too much unrest. After all, with her control over the North, the officials, vassals, and people in the North would support her.

Not to mention the New World that she had just settled. With the rebellious behavior of the previous governor, the empire's influence in the New World has been reduced to nothing.

So as long as Perfect is willing, the North and the New World will become the foundation of the new country she establishes.

Then, all she needs to do is for Perfect to cut off ties with the empire and other colonies, and she can live a peaceful life behind closed doors.

After all, things are different now than in the past. With the end of the world approaching and the ocean frozen, there is no other means of transportation that can cross the frozen ocean except the airship she invented.

Of course, this was of no appeal to Perfect.

If she wanted to do this, the meeting room where the imperial meeting was held should have been surrounded by self-disciplined knights. People in this world don't know how to break a cup as a signal, but for Perfect, the historical intrigue accumulated over 5,000 years in a certain oriental country in the original world is enough to teach her what to do at such a time.

Even if she didn't want to have a bad reputation, she could ask her knights and vassals to present her with a yellow robe, right?
But Perfecto really had no interest in that position. Compared to all that, perhaps it would be more attractive for her to unlock new pages of the Emerald Record and gain more alchemical knowledge.

After all, earthly kings are mortal, but the two original fundamental purposes of alchemy are to turn stone into gold and to achieve immortality.

Although the legendary Philosopher's Stone that could concoct the elixir of immortality did not have such a function in her hands, Perfecto believed that as long as she could unlock the seventh page of the Emerald Record and gain the ability of "omniscience", she would be able to find the true formula of the elixir of immortality.

By then, after resolving the doomsday crisis brought about by the old gods and restoring the world to normal, she will gain immortality. Wouldn't that be the perfect ending?

As for whether he could become a new god, Perfect declined the offer.

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Although the decision had been made, it was not an easy matter for the various departments of the Imperial Center to relocate to Beloberg, even though they had just moved from the Empire's homeland to the North.

Moving itself is not difficult, the real difficulty lies in the fact that Beloberg is not prepared to receive and accommodate us.

In fact, Chernobog is not prepared for this at present. Perfect has only found a temporary place to accommodate various departments.

Therefore, it is more accurate to say that the various departments of the imperial center have only been temporarily placed in Chernobog rather than having settled down in Chernobog. They simply do not have the ability to start work and resume operations.

If I must describe it, the various departments of the empire are now like packed gifts. It is not difficult to find a place to store them temporarily, and they do not take up much space.

But if you unfold your luggage, it will take a lot of energy and space to put it away.

Under such circumstances, the various departments of the empire naturally had to continue staying in Chenoborg until the new urban area promised by Perfectcot was built in Beloberg. Only then could they move there and truly deploy the various departments and resume operations.

At this point, the various departments of the empire are still full of confidence and trust in Perfect.

After all, Perfect had built up everything it has today in the uninhabited northern border in just three years. It was just adding a new district to a city, which seemed to everyone to be a small and logical problem.

Perhaps the only question is what kind of city should this new district be built into? Should it be simple and austere, or high-end and elegant? Or should it be low-key and luxurious?

These have instead become the most concerning topics for all departments of the empire, which are now basically in a state of shutdown.

In everyone's opinion, Perfect will certainly not treat them unfairly. Although at this moment all resources should be used for the construction of energy towers and shelters, this new city area will be used to accommodate various departments of the empire. It represents the face of the empire, so they can't be too fussy or perfunctory, right?

(End of this chapter)