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what hurt (1)
Relations between countries require a very delicate balance.
For example, even if they know that they planted Sejak in each other’s heart, the ruler does not intend to find him and remove him.
Politics is what it is.
If there is any intelligence obtained by using the enemy’s ganja, a certain amount of bleeding has to be endured on this side as well.
The less blood you shed, the better, but making it zero is impossible in the first place.
Therefore, it is more important to control the quality and quantity of leaked information than to implement a government of terror in the hope of finding ganja.
You must be able to mix lies with the flowing words, and you must be able to cover only the truth from the whispers you hear.
Frederic Lister was a man who had been thoroughly educated by a king.
Christaner Penetian would be no different.
So, this situation is clearly wrong.
Using Sejak to cause confusion in the other country and commit a felony was never and could not be done.
It didn’t matter who was behind it.
Penetian clearly crossed the line.
The balance that had been barely maintained was collapsing.
“······ Receive the yellow name.”
Johann Haynes stepped back, answering in a breezy voice.
The emperor stared at the troublemakers with his usual face.
As soon as I went down the stairs and saw the prince mixed with the crowd, I felt a little better.
Moving her eyes, she glanced at the prince next to her son.
Purple eyes were looking up at him nervously.
was fed up
“Young marquis, you know your sins.”
“sorry.”
He immediately apologized for being rude.
Even though the rare trial swept through the audience, he seemed to remember clearly that he was going to inflict ‘punishment’.
My neck was bent.
“Tell me.”
“that······. I’ve been thinking about it for the past few days, and it’s a felony to smuggle in a pirate ship. I could say that I was okay with leaving the portal because there was a portal there, but when I came in, that wasn’t the case. Moreover, the Imperial Navy who was pursuing us was also outnumbered. Raising a boat over the crowded ecliptic at night is also a sight to behold. Otherwise, it was dangerous.”
“I know you well.”
Then the prince turned to his fellow troublemakers.
Christel, who sent Joan and Isabelle first, had a troubled face, and the Duhem brothers and sisters still looked difficult.
He exchanged glances with Cedric and spoke.
“But I dare say that there is room for extenuating circumstances. Otherwise, there was no way to reach the ecliptic. Admiral Emma Corleone’s request to use the Cheboim International Portal…”
‘It was a little overwhelming.’ He ended his speech in a strange tone.
The emperor snorted as if it was understandable.
“It’s still a long way off. It must have been even more tangled with Guy François accompanying him.”
“The two of them… Did you know the story?”
The prince rolled his eyes and opened his eyes. The marquis moaned low, avoiding the gaze of the superior.
“I know. It is true that a person like an admiral is difficult to deal with, but isn’t there some fault that you, who grew up as a royalty for the rest of your life, did not deal with properly? I heard that you made a name for yourself in the social circles of the new country.”
“·················ogue.”
The bewildered young man frowned. The emperor smirked inwardly.
There must have been a lot of followers because of her beautiful features and beautiful body lines, but with that kind of attitude, she must have never been in a relationship.
The unseen cardinal came out.
“You’re kidding me, Prince. There is no need to take it seriously.”
“I am serious.”
“Even Frederick couldn’t stand Emma’s masterpiece. It was something that you guys couldn’t solve.”
“Are you crafty?”
Princess Maria, who was sniffling, suddenly asked.
Antoinette cautioned her sister, and her companion gave her a hot look, but Aurelie did not stop talking.
“Don’t kids these days know? Emma fell in love with Frederic’s swordsmanship and wooed for a while. I also acted strangely to keep Alexandre in check…”
“I will punish you.”
In the end, the emperor swept his hair and cut the horse’s waist.
The little ones who looked up at the two with their mouths wide open panicked.
Even Sedric, who was good at managing facial expressions, looked embarrassed.
The prince hurriedly started rummaging through the bag that looked just like me.
Then he pulled out a shiny object with dark red satin and gold thread.
François was the first to be astonished.
“I am going to use this.”
“·················ogue.”
The emperor quickly recognized the object in the prince’s hand.
It was a document she gave as a birthday present for the prince last May.
It’s ridiculous and I laughed.
The prince has a strange mind and always comes up with unexpected cards, but he didn’t know that it would appear here today.
“Do you know what punishment I will give you and say that you will spend something so precious?”
“Even with a light punishment, I know what we’ve done was a threat to the security of the Empire. I will take responsibility for the mistakes of the father today. I’ve heard that no one is allowed to bring weapons into the Imperial Palace except your Majesty.”
The young man spoke softly and pointed to his son’s boots.
It was a place where he drew a dagger and threw it to threaten Kassie.
The prince looked at the prince with a curious face.
It was a certificate signed by the emperor himself to be a mouse on the island corn.
With a body drooping from the heat and unable to open my eyes properly, the moment when I raised the blue was still good to my eyes.
‘If you allow it… I would like to make that request right here.’
‘Huh. Tell me.’
‘Give me a second life.’
The purple eyes were desperate.
‘If it’s a second life.’
‘I want an immunity that I can invoke at any time. One-off is fine.’
Frederic knew that he had laid his head in front of him, that he was sincere in his words.
The attempted assassination of the twin assassins was only two months ago.
The prince and the imperial family were just starting to build the foundation of trust.
So it was a struggle to prepare something for the future.
It wasn’t that he would commit a crime, but he struggled assuming that he would be subjected to such a conspiracy.
It was a very wise survival instinct.
‘good night.’
The answer came readily.
Since his son made a great contribution to obtaining the Martian Wisdom, he was only able to grant him the privilege.
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On the one hand, I felt sorry for surviving in this way in a new country.
It was definitely a memory.
“There’s no guarantee that something like this won’t happen again.”
As she tried, her blessed eyes shone brightly.
It was different from that day when everyone asked with a dying voice.
It was different from a little while ago, when he was crushed by anger and sadness.
“Because everyone believed in me. You made it so I didn’t have to use it.”
The prince was quickly gaining strength to move forward.
In front of the faith that was cultivated by compacting the ground with clumsy hands, watering it with patience, and basking in sunshine-like affection.
As if that little cluster is stronger than anything in the world.
“I believe you will do it again.”
“So, are you going to enjoy the privileges that Jim has given you for this kind of work?”
“Yes.”
Without hesitation, the prince raised the certificate through the valet.
The idiots standing with him looked greatly surprised, but he did not stop his actions.
It must have been because they had the same mind.
I guess you don’t need a shield made from scraps of paper anymore.
Even if my whole body is pierced by thorns and rolling in mud, it means that I will walk in a swarm.
Thunder-naked bastards who have lost their skills and can’t even tell the difference between cliffs and valleys…
“do whatever you want.”
she liked it So I made it do what I wanted.
Aurelie let out a small laugh like a breath.
“The prince made good friends. It’s rare to have a friend who writes for faults instead.”
“·················ogue.”
The orange eyes looked at their mother for a moment, then turned to their mate again.
The emperor shook his head as if he was about to let out a sigh.
“Don’t make a sin out of nothing. You can go and rest.”
“It’s devastating, Your Majesty.”
“Waterdrop kid.”
She called out one last time.
The first person to understand the unfamiliar name was the clever and quick-witted Waterdrop himself.
Instead of bowing down, Kristel lifted her hair up.
Frederic no longer called her ‘Little Sarnez’.
“Don’t be afraid.”
“·················ogue.”
“Your mother is strong, and so are you. Two is enough.”
“Thank you, Hwang Eun. But not both. I have Ellen and I have friends.”
“I was talking nonsense.”
A clever answer came back. The emperor gestured with a tired expression on his face.
Kristel raised the corners of her lips to the prince and prince, and went out with the party.
In an instant, only a small number of people remained in the spacious audience.
The smiles slowly disappeared from the faces of the three including John.
Suddenly, a cold, chilling silence fell like a sack wind.
It was Frederick who broke the ice sheet again.
“······contents is.”
“The Crown Princess wants to check on Jesse’s condition. You mentioned the early details of this case.”
Aurelie boldly summarized Shinguk’s letter.
The emperor wrinkled his brow and looked around.
“Why?”
“You must have heard that the child was ill. You can’t give reasons.”
‘Are you sick?’ The cardinal shrugged at the question.
No wonder the prince was in good health.
Although there were times when he was weak against Hanseo (寒暑) and passed out due to exhaustion of ether, that was all.
I usually never coughed and never skipped a meal.
Even with a lot of divine beasts, he climbed stairs and hills well. So it was weird.
What is the probability of receiving such false information from the royal family of one country, believing it directly, and sending a related letter to the monarch of another country?
“You mean you want to come in?”
The emperor took the scroll and unfolded it.
“no. I asked to meet you in the neutral zone.”
Neutrality meant distrust and vigilance. The emperor clicked his tongue out of embarrassment.
Who is the ugly one now?
“It’s not even funny. What else?”
“no. There is no password.”
Apparently, there was no mention of the current situation.
It was unclear whether he really didn’t know about the atrocities of his father, Berner, or whether he wanted to know.
The Emperor thought about that, and for a moment buried the corners of his eyes in the palm of his hand. I was tired after a while.
“······Sleepy.”
“It’s natural to be tired. Tomorrow is my birthday, so take a break.”
‘great job.’ She whispered and patted the back of her head.
The emperor, who had been quietly receiving his hand, raised his head.
“I should let you know that the prince has been framed. He seemed to be terrified of his brother.”
“Do that, John.”
“I will take your name.”
The paladin answered succinctly. Frederic rested his head on the contractor’s shoulder again.
For the time being, she intended to focus only on the domestic situation.
There are plenty of high-ranking clerics to replace Eugène Kessie, but a giant like Simon de Sarnez has a lot of vacancy.
There was not enough time to catch his breath when he thought of the people who were trembling with the fear of leverage.
The chaos had to be quickly put to rest, and the king had to be able to offer new hope.
He had no intention of sending the prince, who had barely escaped death, to a neutral zone.
I didn’t want to buy my son’s unnecessary resentment. Now was the time for stability.
“I’m hungry.”
“Because I talked a lot. I also used Aura.”
“It was an exhibition, not a use.”
A soft laugh rang out.
Tomorrow’s birthday celebration was to be held on a small scale.
It was decided at the same time as the date of this trial was confirmed.
However, food to be enjoyed and celebrated by subjects outside the imperial palace was distributed more generously than usual.
In addition, it was planned that cotton blankets and food would be distributed first to the poor, even to the periphery of the empire where the portal could not reach.
It was also necessary to pay attention to the political structure of the aristocracy, which was rapidly reorganized. The king’s mind wandered.
Misconceptions about the plight of the Crown Princess of another country were pushed to such a deep corner.
*
A week after that, Penetian Royal Castle was very quiet.
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Outwardly, it was peaceful.
Werner sat with a luxurious teacup in front of him and waited for his guests.
Guk-seo’s posture was elegant and dignified as usual.
Although the poison in his body had not completely gone away, he was a bit dazed, but there were many who thought that even that was beautiful.
The man was deep in thought as he looked into the steaming tea.
“·················ogue.”
Recently, unpleasant and unpleasant rumors have been circulating in the royal capital.
For example, ‘The famous Duke of Sarnez was destroyed in one day.’
‘A miracle happened where purple tulips bloomed wherever the emperor stepped.’
‘It is said that the first prince descended in a flower boat on a moonlit night and blessed the people.’
They were all words I didn’t want to believe. But what was even more heartbreaking was that none of them could be clearly confirmed.
According to Vatican sources, at some point, the Listers priests did not appear.
I heard that there was also a commotion that the priests dispatched to the Empire returned as a group.
At the same time, border security became extremely tight. According to the commander of the SS, the empire has now become a stronghold, where even an ant cannot move.
Therefore, it was not possible to obtain information from internal sources.
＜Biweekly Lister>, which often circulated the floor of the royal road, did not even show a single page since the last issue of December 15 last year.
All that was floating around was a rumor lighter than a feather.
“What a humble thing.”
And Werner was well aware that rumors were the most powerful.
Naturally, nervousness and anxiety followed.
He is now like a swan swimming in a lake.
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On the surface, it is arrogant and elegant, but beneath the water, it scrapes the water.
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Then the door to the tea room opened.
Even though it was not necessary, Werner immediately got up and greeted the guests.
It was a habit I had for a long time. Soon, a woman with a familiar face appeared.
The man tried to make a smile.
Familiar emotions flashed in her eyes.
“It’s been a while, sister.”
“·················ogue.”
It was contempt. The Duke of Sneijder at the time despised him.