In the following weeks, Berengar and Itami worked hand in hand to restore the Japanese Empire one step at a time. From the privatization and reseeding of the rice fields, to the reconstruction of power plants, and the national railway. Japan was being redesigned from the ground up to be a prosperous and peaceful state.
Meanwhile, Berengar had announced the date for his wedding to Itami, which would be held at the Inari shrine just outside of Heian-kyō. From all around the world, important guests were coming to visit the reconstructed city in order to pay their respects to the mighty Kaiser and his newest bride.
It had been weeks since Itami had seen her mother and sister, but when they finally arrived in Japan, they were quick to greet their relative with open arms. Momo, in particular, was exceptionally happy at this moment, as she hugged her elder sister, and praised her for finally sealing the deal.
