They all stiffened at my outlandish explanation.
The teacher couldn’t take it anymore.
“I have one question. I understand that you decide the rules. But why this much?”
Everyone nodded vigorously.
“Everyone, please think about it. Let’s say you’re a group of people from different races, or even the same race, but born in different environments. How would you live together? What’s okay in one area is not okay in another. You have to bring such customs with you. If you lived in the same land, wouldn’t those differences in customs cause conflict?”
The teacher folded his arms as if to say, “Oh …… I see.”
“Well …… it would.”
I look around at everyone again.
“How do you live without conflict?”
Kiara put her finger to her mouth and thought.
“Erm, we need to set some rules …… Ahhhh!”
Then she stood up.
“So you call that a law!”
Nice, my little sister.
I nodded my head like I’m in a good mood.
“I’d like you to decide on a rule for that, so that all the races can get together without any problems.”
Mil also got up to compete.
“So you want to keep it simple at first? You can’t just try to cover everything.”
I’m glad to hear that, but ……
I’m just curious about one thing…
“Um, you don’t have to stand up for the rest ……”
Mil and Kiara blushed and took their seats.
The teacher looked at them and chuckled.
“So …… when those rules clash, the one you decide later is the right one. So the new one is right. So that’s post-law priority.”
The teacher, who was not being an idiot, was indeed very smart.
“Exactly.”
Charles shrugged his shoulders …… as if it was his turn and have no choice.
“And the police are there to crack down on those who break the law. I don’t mind if the Knight’s Order does it, though.”
That’s a lot to handle if it’s like that.
“It’s too hard for the knights, and we can’t get enough of them. Knights are basically supposed to fight external enemies.”
Charles groaned as he realized that he had a blind spot when it came to numbers.
“It’s true that it’s not easy to become a knight. We can do it now, but it’s going to be …… difficult when the number of people increases.”
“If a situation arises that is beyond the control of the police, we will ask the Knights for support. As a classification, the police only have the authority in our territory. The knights are not limited to that, right?”
Charles seemed to be convinced.
“I see, that makes sense.”
Abraham raised his hand.
“What is the court system?”
That’s the key point.
I’ll need a detailed explanation.
I need to give an example that is easy for everyone to understand.
It’s a bit difficult to explain ……
“Suppose you are told that someone has committed a crime. Is that a fact?”
They all looked at each other.
Gerald let out a deep breath as he remembered the troubles he had experienced as an adventurer.
“I see. We need to determine if it is correct. That’s what a trial is for.”
That was very well done.
“That’s right. I hope you now understand what I am trying to say.”
Ancient Rome and America are countries of immigrants where laws are important.
The United States still has Christianity.
It complemented the law.
And it becomes the force that keeps the immigrant group together.
Ancient Rome was polytheistic, so law became the main thing.
The role model would have to be ancient Rome.
Kiara’s expression changed like she gave up.
“Big brother …… Where on earth do you come up with such outrageous ideas?”
It’s simple enough to understand.
It’s just that it’s harder to understand the whole thing at once.
“No. When it comes to creating a society for all races, there is no other way.”
Magali, the ill-natured old woman who seemed to be in a good mood because of the good quality of her toy, gave a muffled laugh.
“Well, I guess it was worth living a long life. You’re interesting, boy, you really are.”
Then it reminded me of the thing I left to them to do.
“It’s not a big deal. The ladies did something similar, right?”
There was a moment of silence.
Delphine raised her hand fearfully.
“U-Um, is it perhaps, it’s the wedding formality?”
I smiled.
“Didn’t we do a wedding that could be done regardless of race ……? It’s the same story.”
Delphine plopped down on the desk.
“I didn’t realize it was a stepping stone to this. Milord …… are you really human? It’s scary.”
They all burst into laughter.
Delphine stood up, her face flushed.
“It’s no laughing matter! Isn’t it scary that what milord asked me to do so casually was actually the groundwork for the future!”
At last, they suspected if I was even a human.
But I can’t help it, after something like that, they’d be distrustful of people.
They’ve only known me for a short time, after all.
Robert smiled soothingly at Delphine.
“It could be the groundwork. But there is no need to be afraid. Milord has never done anything to trick us. So we’ll be fine.”
Delphine seemed to have calmed down a bit.
She sat down quietly.
“I-I’m sorry.”
I laughed and waved my hand.
“No, it’s okay. I know for a fact that I prepare a few things here and there.”
Kiara smiled at Delphine.
“We had a lot of fun when we decided on the format of the wedding.”
Delphine smiled and nodded.
“Yes, very much.”
“If I had said that it would be the groundwork before deciding on the law …… Would you have enjoyed it?”
Delphine seemed to have realized what Kiara was getting at.
“Oh, that’s true ……. So, did milord make sure that we didn’t put too much effort into it?”
Kiara looked as if to say that she did very well.
“Yes. And since you had fun doing it without exerting yourself, I can think of it as a reference.”
Then she puffed out her chest.
“As a leading expert in the field of the brother study, I knew it from the beginning. I thought that if you’re going around the trouble of ordering them around, then there must be something to it!”
Like I said, let’s stop that study.
They all stiffened at my outlandish explanation.
The teacher couldn’t take it anymore.
“I have one question. I understand that you decide the rules. But why this much?”
Everyone nodded vigorously.
“Everyone, please think about it. Let’s say you’re a group of people from different races, or even the same race, but born in different environments. How would you live together? What’s okay in one area is not okay in another. You have to bring such customs with you. If you lived in the same land, wouldn’t those differences in customs cause conflict?”
The teacher folded his arms as if to say, “Oh …… I see.”
“Well …… it would.”
I look around at everyone again.
“How do you live without conflict?”
Kiara put her finger to her mouth and thought.
“Erm, we need to set some rules …… Ahhhh!”
Then she stood up.
“So you call that a law!”
Nice, my little sister.
I nodded my head like I’m in a good mood.
“I’d like you to decide on a rule for that, so that all the races can get together without any problems.”
Mil also got up to compete.
“So you want to keep it simple at first? You can’t just try to cover everything.”
I’m glad to hear that, but ……
I’m just curious about one thing…
“Um, you don’t have to stand up for the rest ……”
Mil and Kiara blushed and took their seats.
The teacher looked at them and chuckled.
“So …… when those rules clash, the one you decide later is the right one. So the new one is right. So that’s post-law priority.”
The teacher, who was not being an idiot, was indeed very smart.
“Exactly.”
Charles shrugged his shoulders …… as if it was his turn and have no choice.
“And the police are there to crack down on those who break the law. I don’t mind if the Knight’s Order does it, though.”
That’s a lot to handle if it’s like that.
“It’s too hard for the knights, and we can’t get enough of them. Knights are basically supposed to fight external enemies.”
Charles groaned as he realized that he had a blind spot when it came to numbers.
“It’s true that it’s not easy to become a knight. We can do it now, but it’s going to be …… difficult when the number of people increases.”
“If a situation arises that is beyond the control of the police, we will ask the Knights for support. As a classification, the police only have the authority in our territory. The knights are not limited to that, right?”
Charles seemed to be convinced.
“I see, that makes sense.”
Abraham raised his hand.
“What is the court system?”
That’s the key point.
I’ll need a detailed explanation.
I need to give an example that is easy for everyone to understand.
It’s a bit difficult to explain ……
“Suppose you are told that someone has committed a crime. Is that a fact?”
They all looked at each other.
Gerald let out a deep breath as he remembered the troubles he had experienced as an adventurer.
“I see. We need to determine if it is correct. That’s what a trial is for.”
That was very well done.
“That’s right. I hope you now understand what I am trying to say.”
Ancient Rome and America are countries of immigrants where laws are important.
The United States still has Christianity.
It complemented the law.
And it becomes the force that keeps the immigrant group together.
Ancient Rome was polytheistic, so law became the main thing.
The role model would have to be ancient Rome.
Kiara’s expression changed like she gave up.
“Big brother …… Where on earth do you come up with such outrageous ideas?”
It’s simple enough to understand.
It’s just that it’s harder to understand the whole thing at once.
“No. When it comes to creating a society for all races, there is no other way.”
Magali, the ill-natured old woman who seemed to be in a good mood because of the good quality of her toy, gave a muffled laugh.
“Well, I guess it was worth living a long life. You’re interesting, boy, you really are.”
Then it reminded me of the thing I left to them to do.
“It’s not a big deal. The ladies did something similar, right?”
There was a moment of silence.
Delphine raised her hand fearfully.
“U-Um, is it perhaps, it’s the wedding formality?”
I smiled.
“Didn’t we do a wedding that could be done regardless of race ……? It’s the same story.”
Delphine plopped down on the desk.
“I didn’t realize it was a stepping stone to this. Milord …… are you really human? It’s scary.”
They all burst into laughter.
Delphine stood up, her face flushed.
“It’s no laughing matter! Isn’t it scary that what milord asked me to do so casually was actually the groundwork for the future!”
At last, they suspected if I was even a human.
But I can’t help it, after something like that, they’d be distrustful of people.
They’ve only known me for a short time, after all.
Robert smiled soothingly at Delphine.
“It could be the groundwork. But there is no need to be afraid. Milord has never done anything to trick us. So we’ll be fine.”
Delphine seemed to have calmed down a bit.
She sat down quietly.
“I-I’m sorry.”
I laughed and waved my hand.
“No, it’s okay. I know for a fact that I prepare a few things here and there.”
Kiara smiled at Delphine.
“We had a lot of fun when we decided on the format of the wedding.”
Delphine smiled and nodded.
“Yes, very much.”
“If I had said that it would be the groundwork before deciding on the law …… Would you have enjoyed it?”
Delphine seemed to have realized what Kiara was getting at.
“Oh, that’s true ……. So, did milord make sure that we didn’t put too much effort into it?”
Kiara looked as if to say that she did very well.
“Yes. And since you had fun doing it without exerting yourself, I can think of it as a reference.”
Then she puffed out her chest.
“As a leading expert in the field of the brother study, I knew it from the beginning. I thought that if you’re going around the trouble of ordering them around, then there must be something to it!”
Like I said, let’s stop that study.
