The Senate, once a bastion of freedom and cooperation, now faced the consequences of Boris's evolving ideology.
As the winds of change swept through the Republic, its very foundation trembled, leaving its future uncertain
Indeed, the rapid transformation of the Republic's territorial landscape, marked by the changing hues on the map, has not gone unnoticed.
This was the objective of the Reunification Project.
In just a few years since the Reunification Project started the colours in the map that denotes the Republic direct controlled territories and its allied territories seems to have changed drastically.
However, despite Boris's sweeping reforms and alterations to the Senate's modus operandi, a crucial question arises: Why have the common people not risen up against him?
In this world, the common folk are no longer mere powerless individuals, as they were in the aftermath of the Fall.
They possess the ability to absorb the energy of Heaven and Earth, transcending their human limitations and ascending as formidable levellers.
These extraordinary individuals have become a pivotal concern for the world powers, as they strive to retain them within their territories and secure their loyalty.
Nevertheless, coercive measures to subjugate these empowered beings prove futile, for every world power harbour the ever-present apprehension of another Death Monarch emerging—a figure who, despite his humble origins, ascended to the pinnacle of strength, becoming the most formidable individual in the world.
The remarkable feat accomplished by the Death Monarch serves as a testament that the path to greatness is not exclusive to him alone, but open to anyone willing to undertake the arduous journey of cultivation.
Thus, the common people, having embraced their newfound potential and yearning for personal growth and self-empowerment, are less inclined to rally against Boris's rule as long Boris did not go against them.
The story of the Death Monarch's ascent from an ordinary individual to the pinnacle of power serves as a constant reminder that achieving greatness is not an insurmountable feat reserved for a chosen few.
This notion is reinforced by the countless tales that circulate daily, recounting fortuitous encounters and the subsequent empowerment of individuals.
To further solidify his position and gain favor among the populace, Boris implemented significant social reforms that aimed to appease the common people.
These reforms included the introduction of programs for dungeon sharing, allowing commoners to seek assistance from the military, and the establishment of military bases near monster nests to safeguard ordinary citizens.
Additionally, he enacted laws that protected Disk Formation levelers while maintaining a delicate balance that prevented lower-level individuals from being harassed by trouble-seeking Disk Formation levelers.
Through these reforms, Boris effectively promoted the growth and development of the common people, offering state aid and support for their endeavours to raise their levels.
He also sought to restore the rights that had been suspended after the Fall, earning the approval of progressive-minded individuals within the Senate and appeasing the common populace.
Crucially, these reforms primarily impacted the rulers themselves, while leaving the common people largely unaffected.
From the perspective of those living under the umbrella of the Republic, not much had changed, and they saw little reason to scrutinize the shifting dynamics of power.
In fact, some countries and kingdoms even experienced improvements under the direct control of the Republic.
However, for the rulers of these states, the situation was markedly different.
They faced dire consequences, including death, imprisonment, or forced exile.
The distinction between the common people and the rulers became evident as the Republic's reforms targeted the ruling class, consolidating power within the Inner Council and dismantling the traditional hierarchies.
Thus, while the common people embraced the apparent continuity and the benefits afforded to them under the Republic's rule, the rulers faced a stark reality that led to their demise or downfall.
This subtle yet effective approach allowed Boris to maintain a semblance of stability and support among the populace, while simultaneously exerting control and eliminating potential obstacles to its centralized vision of power.
But then why is it called the Boris Problem?
One must understand that Boris reforms are not the problem.
The term "Boris Problem" does not refer to the reforms implemented by Boris, but rather to the challenges posed by Boris himself and his seemingly untouchable status within the Republic.
It raises questions about why Boris has not been overthrown despite facing dissent within the Senate.
While Boris may enjoy popular support among the populace, it is important to note that this support does not grant him immunity from consequences.
The Republic operates differently from other world powers like Pandemonium or the World Government, where leaders are often difficult to impeach or remove from power.
In the case of Pandemonium, Death Monarch holds supreme authority.
Seen as a benevolent dictator, he acts as the shield of Pandemonium and instils fearlessness in its people.
Being the strongest individual in the world, he rarely interferes in state matters.
ραΠdαsΝοvεl.cοm However, when he does take action, his directives are strictly followed, showcasing the efficiency and organization of the system.
Similarly, the World Government has an impeachment process in place, but the complex legal framework surrounding it makes the process lengthy and rarely attempted.
President Ashikaga Hirate, for instance, has remained largely unchallenged due to these legal complexities.
Other world powers have also established intricate systems that make removing someone from a position of power arduous and time-consuming.
The aim is to ensure stability and prevent hasty or unjust actions.
Indeed, the Senate of the Republic of Earth operates differently from other governing bodies.
While the High Chancellor holds significant power, and the Left and Right Chancellors have their own rights and authority, the Senate has the ability to impeach the Chancellors relatively easily.
However, despite the clear dissatisfaction with Boris and his actions among the Senators, no one has dared to initiate his impeachment.
The reason for this hesitance lies in the presence of Katarina, the High Chancellor of the Republic.
Though Katarina may not be actively involved in governance, her position holds considerable influence.
As the High Chancellor, she possesses the power to veto or approve any bills or laws presented in the Senate Hall.
Additionally, she is the sole authority with the unilateral power to mobilize the Republic's military forces.
This concentration of power grants her significant leverage and control.
The fear of challenging Boris stems from the understanding that Katarina still holds her position and the powers associated with it.
Those who might consider impeaching Boris understand that their actions would not only affect him but also potentially face resistance from Katarina.
This fear of reprisal or the potential consequences of going against the High Chancellor acts as a deterrent, discouraging Senators from taking action against Boris.
The accumulation of resentment toward Boris grows with each passing day, but the combined power wielded by Boris and Katarina presents a formidable barrier to any attempts to remove him from office.
The delicate balance of power within the Republic, coupled with the fear of challenging the authority of the High Chancellor, contributes to the stagnation and the persistence of the "Boris Problem."
One might ponder the enigma surrounding the seemingly invincible duo of siblings, Katarina and Boris.
How is it that Katarina, despite not possessing the unrivalled might of the Death Monarch, remains unchallenged by the Senators of the Republic?
While she may hold the title of the strongest woman in the world, there is an undeniable distinction between being the strongest among women and standing at the pinnacle of power in the world.
Indeed, Katarina is a Disk Formation leveler, a formidable force in her own right.
Yet, on Earth, there exist beings at the Divine Comprehension realm, a level above her own, capable of effortlessly containing her power.
Furthermore, her strength could be neutralized by any of the other world powers should she stand alone in opposition.
One might question why, armed with personal military forces, the Senators do not seize the opportunity to stage a coup against Katarina and Boris.
The answer lies in the complex dynamics that unfold within the Republic.
Katarina's apparent disinterest in the intricate workings of politics and her infrequent participation in meetings have left many wondering why the Senators tolerate her seemingly indifferent approach.
However, the key to understanding this conundrum lies in the unbreakable bond between Katarina and the Death Monarch.
It is a well-known fact that Katarina saved the Death Monarch's life, encasing both of them in an icy mountain to ensure their survival.
In some places, it become a love story
This act of selflessness solidified their connection, and the Senators are acutely aware of the consequences that would befall anyone foolish enough to cross Katarina.
The gravity of the situation becomes clearer when considering the perspective of the Death Monarch, the strongest individual in the world.
It is no wonder that he would fiercely protect the woman who saved his life, Katarina.
Even Azief, contemplating the matter, could understand the reasoning behind the Senators approach.
While Katarina is indeed a Disk Formation leveler, it is important to note that there are another Disk Formation levelers within the Republic.
This implies that the Senators had alternative candidates to consider for the position of High Chancellor.
However, they unanimously agreed that Katarina was the ideal choice.
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