As these people spoke one by one, Todd turned his gaze to Emerson, who remained silent: "Prime Minister, don't you have anything to say?"

Emerson cleared his throat: "The five thousand refugees from Holy Guard City have been successfully transported north, and I believe they will reach land soon; the supplies you requested to support Holy Guard City are also ready and can be dispatched at any time; as for the musket production progress you asked me to follow up on before your departure, Aiden Colm has already produced a prototype, you can go and take a look when you have time..."

Seeing the other person's hesitant expression, Todd knew he had something to say, so he dismissed the others, leaving only Emerson behind.

“There are a few things that require your judgment,” Emerson said to Todd in a low voice. “The first is about the Reformation. The book that points out doctrinal errors has been distributed. What do you intend to do next?”

Todd clasped his hands together and rested his chin on his hand: "How is the outside world reacting?"

"According to feedback from the Commerce Guild, the kingdoms of the dioceses reacted differently, but most adopted a wait-and-see attitude."

Todd let out a long sigh of relief: "The first spark of reform has been lit, and now it's just a matter of how to add fuel to the fire... I'll call a meeting later to specifically address this matter."

Emerson nodded: "The second matter concerns the recent handling of some government affairs. There has been disagreement within the cabinet. For example, regarding the refugees from St. Guardian in the north, the cabinet is divided into two factions due to concerns about religious differences..."

Todd waved his hand dismissively: "You are the Prime Minister of the Cabinet. How to integrate the opinions of the members should be your own decision. If you encounter a really difficult problem that you can't handle, then it's not too late to come to me."

Upon hearing this, Emerson's face relaxed: "One last thing, Cumberland wrote me a letter explaining the situation inside Holy Guard City."

Thinking of that stubborn old knight, Todd's head suddenly felt much bigger: "What did he say in the letter?"

Seeing the troubled expression on the king's face, Emerson said, "To be honest, this time I think that old man has a point. He hopes that I can help him persuade you to marry the new queen of Holy Guard City."