Lady Parthia was quite pleased by how Alexander handled the matter of rising crime.
When Menicus made that comment, she had been worried about how her people would be unjustly targeted or even classified as second class citizens.
So as the talks were adjourned for the day, she left her first council meeting with a pleased smile.
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Alexander would later raise the same issues he raised at the council with his parliament in the senate a few days later.
And the gathered lords would green light most of them without much hassle, largely because none of the issues really affected their bottom line such as the agriculture policy, or greatly affected them such as overcrowding.
So at Alexander's intention to address them, they quickly expressed their support, saying,
