Carlo's mood was quite delightful.
This banquet resolved the issue Carlo most wanted to address, which was establishing an institution uniting all the nobility to ensure Carlo's influence over the entire aristocracy.
Although the nobles present were only a portion of the entire Spanish nobility, most of the higher-status and influential dukes were present, except for those who were far away or delayed by matters, such as Duke Serrano in faraway Cuba.
It is believed that once the news of the Royal Council's establishment is announced, it will attract more nobles to apply for membership.
This was also an opportunity for nobles to express their positions. Those nobles who eagerly applied to join the Royal Council naturally indicated their willingness to support Carlo.
As for those unwilling to express their stance to join the Royal Council, it was equivalent to them being unwilling to support Carlo, and their loyalty to him was questionable.
