On May 7, Jin and Elsa were in .

Of course, they were there to see Elsa's brother Fritz. They had confirmed in advance that he would be off-duty on that day.

"Welcome, Elsa. Jin-dono, welcome."

"Welcome, Miss Elsa. Welcome, Mr. Jin."

Fritz and ...... Gloria greeted them. Gloria had also taken the day off to catch up with Fritz.

"Are the twins staying at home today?"

Fritz was surprisingly an uncle idiot, too, and he was taking good care of Chloe and Mio.

"Yes, we are celebrating their engagement today.

"Oh, I see."

"It's a little embarrassing to hear you say it to my face."

Recently Gloria's language has become softer or less manly.

Erza thinks this is because of the progress in her relationship with her brother.

After talking to her for a while, Gloria told me that she is going to be working at home.

"I'll be teaching swordsmanship as an instructor," she says.

She says that she will be teaching swordsmanship as an instructor.

"I won't change, but I'll be half teaching, half working outside the office.

By "teaching," he means teaching the second group of students who have newly joined the company this year.

The first group of cadets have all become executives and are now in a position to mentor the second group of cadets.

"It seems that the second cohort includes not only executive candidates, but also technical staff and administrative staff such as general affairs and accounting staff.

Fritz laughed as he said that the place had become lively all at once.

"So, what about the ceremony?"

Elsa asked the most curious question.

"It will take place in the summer at <>.

"In <>?"

"Yes. ......What can I say, we will be the first couple to be married in <>. ......"

The first memorable married couple, apparently.

"If you're not satisfied, you can have it again in your hometown. ......"

"Oh, ...... I see."

"So what are you going to do?"

Elsa asks again, seemingly curious.

"No, we don't really care, so we think it's fine if we do it once in ."

"Yes."

Erza didn't say anything in particular, and Jin thinks it's fine as long as it's not a religious commitment.

"But I wonder if there are any good idols."

"...... idols?"

Erza overheard Jin's muttering.

"Oh, I'm sorry to say this, but in short, I'd like to report to you at the ceremony, or what I'm going to swear to. ......"

"I kind of get it."

At Reinhard's wedding, he reported to his ancestors, and at Jin and Erza's wedding, he reported to his predecessors and <> Shuki Tsetsi.

Then, how about <>?　I mean, what about <>?

"It is safer to avoid religious arrangements."

"That's right. ......"

Even in modern Japan, there have been various types of weddings, including Shinto, Buddhist, and Christian.

There is no way to unite them all into one.

I don't want to get involved in religion."

"I don't understand ......, but did they agree on something?"

Gloria, who was watching Jin and Erza, said with a wry smile.

"Well, yes,......."

Since Erza knows that Jin is a transferee, she guessed that he must be remembering something about the original world.

* * * * * *

"Well, it's difficult."

Jin was pondering in <> on the way back from <>.

Elsa and Reiko are watching him silently so as not to disturb him.

And then...

"Yes!

Jin shouted out, as if he had just had a good idea.

"You have a good idea?

"Father, did you have an idea?

"Oh. How about a ...... charter, or oath, or something like that? What if we put the philosophy of <> into words and swear in front of it?"

It can be used not only for weddings but also for ceremonies.

"Maybe ...... that would be a good idea.

"I'll ask His Majesty about it."

"That would be good."

Erza agreed, although she was not sure if this was the Grand Emperor or the new emperor.

* * * * * *

After returning to Reuthert's mansion, Jin and his party did not go back to Horai Island, but headed for the palace.

Half an hour later, they were in the emperor's office.

It seems that Emperor Taishang was also there that day, instructing the new emperor on various matters.

"Welcome, Kunlun.

What's going on today?

Their Majesties, who seemed to have had a break, took a breath and then spoke to Jin.

"Yes, actually. ......"

Jin explained what he had been thinking about in <>.

"I see, you want to codify the philosophy of <>."

Emperor Taisho understood exactly what Jin meant.

"I would like to put this on the agenda of the next . Do you have a proposal for ......?"

"Yes."

Jin presented what he had in mind.

Be right.

2, Think for yourself and act for yourself.

3, Believe in your friends and help your friends.

4. Cooperate with others regardless of race and nationality.

5. Uniformity of words and deeds

6. Effort

Sincerity

"...... and so on..."

Since Jin is not good at this kind of thing, he wanted to hear Emperor Taisho's opinion.

The draft was a collection of words that Jin had heard when he was in modern Japan.

But the Emperor Taishang said,

"Oh, that's good. I understand exactly what you mean.

Although their writing styles did not match, he understood what Jin was trying to achieve.

"That's right. If we decide on such a philosophy, we can frame it or engrave it on a metal plate and put it on the front of the World Congress.

He also understood that various ceremonies would be held in front of the plaque.