"But I still lost the money for renting the shop... I'm illiterate and have never been educated, so I think I'll just let it go. When you come to me, I'll listen to your suggestions."

As Julius Caesar spoke, she leaned Ira's head closer to her and asked with a grin, "So, what are your orders, Lady Ira?"

Ira, who was being held in his arms, looked at Julius's fat so close to his face. He casually broke free and said, "The Empire is short of people right now. Go to the Empire and become a noble. With your status, you'll definitely be able to become a noble."

Moreover, now that the Iraqi faction is in power, the first thing the imperial nobles are assessed on is no longer ability... but rather the degree of loyalty, and even their loyalty to the empire and Isabella has to be put aside for the time being.

Iraq wasn't sure if this situation was good or bad, but it was clearly the beginnings of a federal political system, although the "supreme" entity wasn't the federation itself, but Iraq itself.

"A noble? Am I qualified?"

Julius clearly showed a skeptical expression, pointing to herself and saying, "I have never received any aristocratic education, I can't even read, and I can't speak like any of those classical Chinese phrases like 'Today is bright and beautiful' (or 'classical Chinese')."

If it's not feasible, then obviously it is... Since nobles are nobles, whether they are illiterate or not doesn't really matter, but it's best if they can read... They don't necessarily have to be able to write, but it's best if they can recognize the characters.

“I will arrange for someone to teach you. You can just go to the Empire and find Marila Elkaras. She is also short of people.”

As Ira said this, she got up to leave... but was grabbed by the other person.

"Lord Ira, I don't recall you ever drinking with us before... How about we drink together for one night?"

"Ah, this..."

But I have to keep the gods company tomorrow... Never mind, I'll get them all drunk and then go back to sleep.