Leaving the Elysee Palace, Marcel Yale personally selected, trained, and deployed suitable personnel, planning to cultivate a pseudo-missionary proficient in Oriental Studies within half a year, who would then be sent with his team to Cyan Fruit to strive for France's commercial interests.
As for Jerome Bonaparte, once he handed over his tasks, he once again entered a sage-like state.
Each day, apart from necessary social activities and departmental meetings, the remaining time was spent hunting and picnicking in the Bois de Boulogne.
His face showed no trace of anxiety despite his term nearing its end, exuding a leisurely and carefree demeanor.
During this period, the Minister of Education and the Minister of Religion, Pariou, appointed by Jerome Bonaparte, proposed the infamous "Falu Law" to the Legislative Assembly.
Though this law came nearly six months later than historically, it still made its appearance.
