General Sigurd pondered for a moment, then said with a serious expression.
"Gabres, don't you think Commander Alekde's behavior is a bit unusual?"
"Unusual how?"
"He usually wouldn't offend the Council like this, it's very unwise."
"Hmph, I thought you were going to say something more. What's the Council worth? To put it bluntly, the Council is only the Council with the Council Chairman; without the Council Chairman, it's nothing!"
Gabres replied bluntly.
"That's true. When the Council came this time, it was expected that the Council Chairman would come, but unexpectedly, he didn't."
General Sigurd sighed.
"It's been a hundred years now, and I still haven't seen the Council Chairman."
Gabres also frowned.
"Yes, but although the Council Chairman didn't come, it seems a handwritten letter was sent in."
"A handwritten letter?"
