25—10—1560 WC
★★★
Most nobles of the Britannia Kingdom began to oppose printed books. They feared a world where knowledge became freely available, threatening their exclusive grasp on power and creating a society where commoners might surpass them intellectually.
As tensions escalated, Queen Maria raised her hand to silence the room. "Everyone, calm down. Diplomat Joseph has brought more goods from his homeland. Let us hear him out."
Duchess Milana supported her. "I agree with the Queen. Let's see what else he has to offer."
All the Nobles calmed down.
Joseph, visibly relieved, dabbed sweat from his forehead with a handkerchief. "Thank you, Queen Maria and Duchess Milana, for your cooperation!" Bowing slightly, he added,"If you consider printed books a threat to your rule, then I'm removing this from here product. We have more products."
{Ah! I thought I had gotten into big trouble. I should have shown them the goods more carefully}
