I was not saying if they were good or bad, but... While some of those modifications are good, some are bad. No offense, but one could look at your modifications and think we are more focused on controlling the City than rebuilding our Golden Age. I do not intend to insult you in any matter, but I feel our Guiding Tenets should not include extinguishing other Guardians light.

Complete freedom is not a luxury we can afford when recreating such a bountiful time of production in our history, Hideo. I understand your concerns, but we are by no means turning the city into a tyrannical community. We must keep an iron grip on these civilians and guardians at such a key point in time, or they will no doubt spark rebellion with a single character making all of the executive decisions, and by no means am I willing to give up our original ways. So we must adapt. We [i]must[/i] rebuild the Golden Age, no matter the costs. That will show everyone that we are absolute, a necessary force. Then true freedom will be issued, under the protection of a seemingly godly power, capable of bringing back the light that sparked humanity's development beyond our greatest imagination.

I see. I am still wary of how this will turn out, but... You my have support. For now... I just have one concern. Usually, the task of appointing Executors is a task left to the Executors that are specialized in selecting those capable of leadership, known as Electors. Are you one?

It's partially my fault for not explaining my reasoning for the transgressions against the promotion system. The New Monarchy is underfunded and broken in it's current state.[b] "The time for talking is over, we must take action now."[/b] Rather than going through the process of becoming or gaining permission from an Elector, I have decided to take it upon myself to select Guardians who have high ranking and well displayed loyalty to the New Monarchy and promote them to the position myself. Another reason for my transgressions was that my Executors differ from the official ones we are, they are the more of a separate entity or rather the medieval definition of an Executor. They are [b]enforcers[/b], not executive decision makers. I will get permission before creating a Guardian who has [b]full[/b] political power within the Monarchy. They do have a say in my decisions however, look at them as a personal consensus of enforcers. I understand it is unorthodox, but it is necessary, for the sake of our growth as a Monarchy.