"If your arm is so rotten it endangers your life, would you choose to amputate it to survive, or take it with you to the grave?"
The Educators Association, downstairs, was filled with vehement protest noises. If one looked down from the window, they would see the indignant public…or rather, former teachers who had been dismissed from public office.
The instigator of it all, Fourth Prince Arthur, was sitting on the sofa, fingers idly circling the rim of his glass, ignoring the protests below.
Sitting across from him was Great Prince Charles.
"You are going to provoke public outrage," the Great Prince said in a stern voice, "Look downstairs. These protesters have brought too negative an impact on London, and there were other ways to solve the problem, yet you chose the most extreme one."
"Just as I said before, amputation is necessary for survival. As for the negative impact..."