"Alfheim citizens enjoy full freedom,"
the secretary to the council explained solemnly.
"In fact, we have issued warnings to all right-wing organizations and individuals attending as observers, pointing out the danger of harboring ill intentions towards the Princess. But the law does not prohibit them from looking at someone, nor does it specify standards for how one should look at people. Given this, as a nation of laws, what can we do? Surely we cannot have the police arrest people who have not broken the law and send them to jail."
It was a perfect interpretation, and even the usually critical Minerva could not find fault with it.
