The letter from Kallen and the cabinet's reply were respectfully presented to Perfikot's desk by the attendant.
She glanced at the cabinet's reply first—it was nothing more than the usual platitudes like "fully support the Regent's plan," "artisans and immigrants have been mobilized," and "financial allocations are being coordinated."
She casually placed the document aside, a faintly cold smile appearing at the corner of her mouth.
The cabinet's response was as she expected; given her current power, no one dared openly defy her will, at most they showed some restraint in execution.
These bureaucrats always knew how to appear respectful on the surface while hiding real resistance between the lines.
In contrast, the letter sealed with the Workers' Party emblem wax seal caught her attention more.
The wax seal had been opened, but the damaged imprint was still clearly visible—the interwoven gear and wheat pattern symbolizing the Workers' Party's new identity.
