Chapter 86.2: 6. Victor Arwin’s Situation
The day before the Saint Cairo banquet.
The Scroll Department was extremely busy. We were in charge of the main event of the banquet.
“Her Majesty the Empress will be attending for the first time in a very long while.”
I said kindly to the department staff.
“Once we successfully pull off this opening ceremony, I’m sure people will start to see the Scroll Department differently.”
Saint Cairo, symbol of a mother’s love for her child.
The Empress and the Prince were set to use a scroll together to produce an overwhelming visual spectacle.
“You’re all aware we had to request assistance from the Education Department due to lack of personnel, right?”
But it wasn’t an easy task. We needed the mana and cooperation of many people.
That’s why we reached out to the Education Department.
“About seven fifth-year civil servants will be joining us.”
Using people from another department as assistants for our event? And fifth-year officials at that.