The decision made jointly by Perfikot and Eldest Princess Annie was naturally without opposition in the Northern Territory. Even the Empress herself had to consider the implications and consequences of vetoing this decision.
Therefore, at the court meeting proposed by Eldest Princess Annie, after Perfikot presented this proposal, only a few people questioned whether Beloburg could accommodate the various departments of the Imperial Center and host the Royal Family, without doubting the decision itself.
Such a level of questioning was, of course, insignificant, and Perfikot dismissed these doubts by simply mentioning the construction of a new city district.
As for the Royal Family, since Eldest Princess Annie had already expressed her attitude and stance, naturally no one could use the Royal Family's attitude to make an issue, and the relocation of the Royal Family and Imperial Center to Beloburg became a foregone conclusion.
