King, rubbing his forehead: "Let me think about it. Well, tomorrow I'll hold an Imperial Conference and personally explain the pros and cons to them!"
**
The next day, just as the representatives were about to continue their discussions at the tennis court, the news of the King calling an Imperial Conference was heard again.
This time, it was held in the Imperial Conference Hall, which had previously been occupied continuously by the National Assembly, and all three classes were to attend.
Thus, when Anning entered the hall that day, aside from the familiar faces he was accustomed to seeing, there were also many faces he hadn't seen in a long while.
The most conspicuous part of the assembly hall was where the priests were sitting—it was impossible not to notice. The priests' garments were all monochrome; the first row was entirely comprised of Cardinals dressed in vibrant red, and the rows behind them were like crows in black, making a very striking color impression.
