586 []/(n) international law/

"Okay. Together with the funeral of my predecessor King Doren, I'm going to take him back to the king's capital to persuade him about the treatment of the Rheinzatz family."

"Really? It is up to you, Lord Joseph, for one thing, whether this story comes together well or not. It'll be tough, thank you."

"... but would the Rheinzatz family just give permission to name the royal family and drink about the settlement? As far as I'm concerned, I'm still pushing another one, and I wish I had some kind of persuasive material."

"Is that another push?... right. Even if you are allowed to name a king and no longer fall from your present position as a hegemonic nobleman, are you still concerned about the safety aspect? You might care that you don't know when it's going to be a hostile battle with Fontana. If so, I was just wondering if I should fix it."

"... is it something that can be solved? Honestly, I don't think I'm going to run out of anxiety."

"You won't be able to take away your anxiety altogether. But we can discuss it."

"Discuss, is it?

"That's right. Come on, I think we should stop fighting each other. So let's make up our minds. We make international law in the kingdoms of Fontana and Doren and Rheinzatz."

"International law?

"Yes. Make a decision so that countries and countries don't unnecessarily expand their fronts. Pledges to provide for and comply with laws to solve problems or restrict actions between countries; That way the Kingdom of Fontana will not attack the Reinzatz kingdom in disregard of that law"

acknowledging as king, as a persuasive material of the Rheinzatz family.

And in keeping with that, the clear culture of problem-solving processes between countries.

I tried to suggest this to Joseph.

This world is barbaric anyway.

Whatever you say, we've been fighting each other all along in our long history.

We don't even get to the act of completely annihilating each other, but we still fight over and over again, and even if we bleed, we still have a fight.

I still think that's because the system we've been able to do so far has been immature.

The primary cause of this was the existence of a hegemonic nobility.

Against the backdrop of the strength of the strong aristocracy that emerges in that era to overwhelm the other aristocracies, he tops the list as a hegemonic aristocrat by joining hands with the Doren royal family.

But in the end, hegemonic nobility is not the absolute king.

Numerous aristocrats and knights stick their necks in and make rulings when problems arise, but that was only a colorful reflection of the idea of that hegemonic aristocrat.

A house close to its hegemonic nobility is respected, or tough against the opposite.

If I were to forcefully explain this situation, would it be like their bad sports club activities?

The strongest man in the club is the captain who divides things in the club.

The one who did evil in the club beats him.

The one who didn't listen to me beats me.

The one who didn't read the air hits him.

The busy one punches him.

Hit him because he sneezed something.

That's how only violence is used to maintain order within the club.

But the captain gets old too.

Everyone gets weaker when they get older.

Then it's nature and captainship.

The new header will jump to the top, partitioning the next era.

but the way it was done is not so different than before.

Anyway, I've been beaten up and listened to.

So when you become a leader, repeat the same thing.

You screw the other person down with your strength and you start to make them listen.

Negative chain.

I wonder if this can last forever.

No, it won't be good.

But it's hard to change that flow.

I thought so, but I saw a slight change.

That was the presence of the nations in the East.

A world almost isolated from this one by a natural barrier called Snow Mountain.

Since ancient times, there has been a history of countless countries, and there has been a struggle but also dealings with each other's countries.

In the East, where the course of history is different from this one in the old Doren system, it seems that when the country fought with each other certain rules were only made.

Of course, that wouldn't be complete.

In recent years, empires and others have emerged, and we have heard that the balance of power in each country has collapsed.

But still, it was often helpful.

I will explain to Joseph the arrangements between the countries used in the East and the countries.

That was only what should have been called international law, which occurred and was established in the East.

It may be difficult to use it here as it is.

But we can discuss it based on that.

We take the international law of the East as a beating ground, we decide on arrangements between nations, and we swear to each other that we will uphold them.

What Kyle felt when he gained and ruled Reed territory.

It was that it was much easier for everyone to live where the law ruled than to do what they wanted in the lawless zone.

Spread that from the common to the national level.

Can we not introduce a minimum law to restore calm to the war-torn world of this lawless zone?

With that in mind, I appealed against Joseph for the enactment of international law.