Chapter 1955 The Incomplete Knight (1)

Corneille's era happened to be during the Thirty Years' War, when Gustavus II, the "Lion of the North", led Switzerland to intervene in the civil war of the Holy Roman Empire.

Many refugees left Switzerland and Germany and fled to Brittany, many of them young men.

At that time, there was a wizard named "Jack" active in Bavaria, Trier and the Principality of Austria. Like Jack the Ripper, he was never caught, so people named him Jack Koehler.

, many of his followers are young male beggars.

Generally speaking, the church will rescue them through charity, but they do not accept it, and ordinary residents do not accept them either.

The land of Rouen had been washed with blood, and war would undoubtedly bring disaster to the world. The reason why she was unwilling to sign the contract was not only for her own reasons, but also because Napoleon Bonaparte, like those powerful men, brought war to the world.

civilians.

The Roman legion led by Caesar was an eagle flag. Compared with unrealistic dreams, she felt that she was more realistic.

It is not difficult for her to live a poor life, but it also depends on whether the man she lives with is worth it.

"What are you thinking about?" he asked suddenly.

"I was thinking about the Prince of Wales." She put down the Corneille investigation report in her hand and looked at him. "Did he try to give up the throne for Maria?"

"Why do you think so?"

Because Windsor had given up the throne for Mrs. Simpson, even though Britain was facing war at the time.

"How will he live in the future without the throne?" Georgiana asked.

"Fitzherbert was a wealthy widow."

Georgiana suddenly understood.

"Tell me what you are thinking about?" He seemed to have discovered something interesting and asked with a malicious smile.

Her instinct told her that it was best not to tell him what she was thinking.

"Are you thinking about making money to support me in the future?" He put down the official document in his hand.

"No." She immediately denied it.

But he laughed loudly.

She was a little angry, but she still didn't interrupt him.

This is a big change, more than a personal change, and she is not sure whether she can bear such a big responsibility.

At this time he came over and sat on the arm of the sofa where she was sitting.

"What did you talk about today with the Archbishop?"

"The issue of family stability and harmony." She looked into his eyes and said, "Only when families are stable, society will be stable. However, the income of many families has decreased, which affects stability and harmony."

"What do you want?" he asked.

"First, plant more cider. Second, open up pastures to produce meat and dairy products. Third, roads cannot be built blindly. He mentioned the example of Spain to me. After the roads were built, they not only brought tourists, but also

Brought the gangsters."

He breathed a long sigh of relief and said, "Pioneering?"

"If possible, try not to send prisoners abroad easily." She whispered, "They can also be sent to overseas colonies by sea."

He didn't speak.

"England hopes to maintain the existing borders. Don't forget how the second anti-French alliance was concluded." she reminded.

"Is this what you asked me before?"

she recalled.

"In the library, you said to me, 'Leon, can I make a request?'"

He imitated her words vividly, and she was so angry that she wanted to scratch him.

"I thought you might want to send some painting to Rouen."

"If there is a war, all the paintings in the art gallery will be snatched away. Do you think I should give them valuable paintings?"

He stopped talking again.

"You check the high ground every time you go. What do you think should be done about Rouen's defense?" she asked again.

"Are you really interested or are you just making excuses?"

"I will not wear expensive jewelry when I am helpless. There are too many treasures. If Rouen does not have the ability to protect itself, it will bring them pain and disaster. Compared with those details,

…”

"Which leg did you hide the dagger on?" he asked suddenly.

She glared at him.

"The Prince of Wales said that Maria's beauty is seductive and touching." He began to touch her leg with his hand. "Where did you hide the dagger?"

"What do you think of me? I'm also the coquettish type?" she asked.

She felt that he didn't hear what she said at all and was obviously distracted.

"I don't support polygamy, Leon, if you were by the canal that day..."

"Is he good to you?" he asked again.

"Most of the time, he stays with me." She replied, "Only a few issues will cause him to argue with me."

"Am I a minority problem?" he asked.

Since the current First Consul and the future Emperor were a Muggle, she said "Yes."

"What did he say about me?"

"He didn't say much," Georgiana replied, because to them in the 20th century, these people were ancient people in history.

"Then why did you argue?" he asked again.

"It's about your kind, the kind without magic," she said. "Do you remember the medieval witch hunts?"

He withdrew his hand and stood up.

"The man who put the shackles on me is a purger. People like him are very dangerous. Don't think that because he is working for you now, he is loyal to you."

"What do you want from me?" he asked again.

She was confused.

"You want me to be a man, nothing more?" he asked again.

"You may think I'm crazy, but I do think so." She said with a wry smile, "Some issues can be avoided until the big issues are resolved, but someone told me today that the courts in the north still use common law.

Ignoring the provisions of the code will become a problem later."

"anything else?"

"I'm not snitching, but you can't forget women's opinions." She said in vain, feeling that no one might even listen.

"You don't want freedom?" he asked.

"If everyone is free, everyone will be hurt. I think freedom should be limited." She said calmly, "We are all equal before God, because there is no difference between us before Him. As long as there is a difference, there will be no difference."

There will be differential treatment, and then there will be inequality."

He stared at her.

"Do you know why I give you so much freedom and don't control you as much as Josephine?" He said in a low voice, "That's why."

"Don't give me too much freedom. Severus also gave me freedom, but look at me." She looked at herself in luxurious clothes. "I have become a woman who clings to power."

"The Prince of Wales tortured herself beyond human form, hoping that Fitzherbert could stay, but she still insisted on leaving. I think if I were like the Prince of Wales, you wouldn't pay attention to me, right?"

She didn't answer.

"Many people say you are Helen of Troy. They are complimenting your beauty, but I think you are really Helen. A city will be destroyed because of you." He sighed helplessly, "Don't say it like Grassini.

Just leave."

"I won't……"

"This is not your first time. Last time you disappeared suddenly. And if it weren't for Lucien, would you have left too?" He interrupted her again.

She couldn't argue this time.

"You women are really cruel, maybe only Nelson's Emma."

"Didn't Nelson abandon his first wife? There was also the terrible three people living together." She stood up, "Emma and his wife lived in the same house at the same time!"

He laughed, "It seems we have a lot in common, 'Lucky Chef'."

She was enraged but did not hit him, even though he deserved a slap.

"I told you that day what you did to me and what I did to Britain. I repeat this sentence again. The consensus reached between the Prince of Wales and me was also because of you and Fitzherbert. He came to see me that day because he also wanted to see

What do I look like and am I as handsome as him?"

"What?" she said in surprise.

"A dozen prime ministers." He told a joke that no one understood, laughing alone.
Chapter completed!