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Chapter 110.1: Wild Dogs Hunting For Food (2)
Johan was not surprised. He would have been more surprised if he had met a noble on good terms with the Emperor in this area.
There are many people who have a grudge against Cardirian, and it would take a lot of help to attack Cardirians fiefdom. So why would the order refuse help?
Although Johan already guessed the reason, he deliberately asked as if he didnt know. The magistrate seemed even more satisfied with Johans attitude.
Its human nature to be at a disadvantage when the party youre conspiring with turns out to be more intelligent than you anticipated.
Ha. The order wants to drive out the Emperors forces in the south, not wanting new enemies to emerge.Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)
The magistrate sneered.
In fact, the magistrate would have felt the same even if he represented the orders standpoint. They didnt want to remove an enemy only to create a new one.
Right now, the relationship between the order and the city-states was not bad, but it was uncertain if it would remain the same after the threat of the Empire disappeared.
However, the republic was eager to get its hands on the south. It was a republic striving hard to acquire strategic locations in the Catalian Peninsula and Ulcana Peninsula, and the islands of the Edene Sea. These were almost essential for stable trade.
If what you said is true, will the order give permission?
Of course. Your authority is not that weak, after all.
Even though the order provided support and received a title in the name of the Pope, it was Johan who led the soldiers down to fight.
I heard you are the feudal lord of Dolek and Palmon. Nice towns, but their development is a bit slow due to their location, isnt it? If you agree, we will send our engineers to build a naval base for you. Think about it. If you control the south, you can travel by ship along the Edene Sea all the way to the north.
.
Johan clicked his tongue, not because the offer was bad, but because it was too good. There was a misunderstanding about Johan, but fundamentally, the magistrate had confidence in himself.
Confidence that even if Johan built naval ports in those two towns first, he wouldnt be able to betray them!
It was the confidence that if Johan betrayed them, they could cut off the sea to hinder him, and the confidence in their fleet roaming the Edene Sea.
. . . . . . .
Johan decided to abandon the idea of betrayal and cooperate for now. Just cooperating wasnt a bad condition.
If you could do that for me, Id be grateful, but Im worried I might not be able to keep my word. The order might not listen to me.
Hahaha. . .
The magistrate laughed. And then said,
No. They will listen to you. Plenty. Using you in that way is a very cheap trick, after all.
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Chapter 110.1: Wild Dogs Hunting For Food (2)
Johan was not surprised. He would have been more surprised if he had met a noble on good terms with the Emperor in this area.
There are many people who have a grudge against Cardirian, and it would take a lot of help to attack Cardirians fiefdom. So why would the order refuse help?
Although Johan already guessed the reason, he deliberately asked as if he didnt know. The magistrate seemed even more satisfied with Johans attitude.
Its human nature to be at a disadvantage when the party youre conspiring with turns out to be more intelligent than you anticipated.
Ha. The order wants to drive out the Emperors forces in the south, not wanting new enemies to emerge.Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)
The magistrate sneered.
In fact, the magistrate would have felt the same even if he represented the orders standpoint. They didnt want to remove an enemy only to create a new one.
Right now, the relationship between the order and the city-states was not bad, but it was uncertain if it would remain the same after the threat of the Empire disappeared.
However, the republic was eager to get its hands on the south. It was a republic striving hard to acquire strategic locations in the Catalian Peninsula and Ulcana Peninsula, and the islands of the Edene Sea. These were almost essential for stable trade.
If what you said is true, will the order give permission?
Of course. Your authority is not that weak, after all.
Even though the order provided support and received a title in the name of the Pope, it was Johan who led the soldiers down to fight.
I heard you are the feudal lord of Dolek and Palmon. Nice towns, but their development is a bit slow due to their location, isnt it? If you agree, we will send our engineers to build a naval base for you. Think about it. If you control the south, you can travel by ship along the Edene Sea all the way to the north.
.
Johan clicked his tongue, not because the offer was bad, but because it was too good. There was a misunderstanding about Johan, but fundamentally, the magistrate had confidence in himself.
Confidence that even if Johan built naval ports in those two towns first, he wouldnt be able to betray them!
It was the confidence that if Johan betrayed them, they could cut off the sea to hinder him, and the confidence in their fleet roaming the Edene Sea.
. . . . . . .
Johan decided to abandon the idea of betrayal and cooperate for now. Just cooperating wasnt a bad condition.
If you could do that for me, Id be grateful, but Im worried I might not be able to keep my word. The order might not listen to me.
Hahaha. . .
The magistrate laughed. And then said,
No. They will listen to you. Plenty. Using you in that way is a very cheap trick, after all.
Chapter 110.1: Wild Dogs Hunting For Food 2Johan was not surprised. He would have been more surprised if he had met a noble on good terms with the Emperor in this area.There are many people who have a grudge against Cardirian, and it would take a lot of help to attack Cardirians fiefdom. So why would the order refuse help?Although Johan already guessed the reason, he deliberately asked as if he didnt know. The magistrate seemed even more satisfied with Johans attitude.Its human nature to be at a disadvantage when the party youre conspiring with turns out to be more intelligent than you anticipated.Ha. The order wants to drive out the Emperors forces in the south, not wanting new enemies to emerge.Follow current novels on novelbin.comThe magistrate sneered.In fact, the magistrate would have felt the same even if he represented the orders standpoint. They didnt want to remove an enemy only to create a new one.Right now, the relationship between the order and the city-states was not bad, but it was uncertain if it would remain the same after the threat of the Empire disappeared.However, the republic was eager to get its hands on the south. It was a republic striving hard to acquire strategic locations in the Catalian Peninsula and Ulcana Peninsula, and the islands of the Edene Sea. These were almost essential for stable trade.If what you said is true, will the order give permission?Of course. Your authority is not that weak, after all.Even though the order provided support and received a title in the name of the Pope, it was Johan who led the soldiers down to fight.I heard you are the feudal lord of Dolek and Palmon. Nice towns, but their development is a bit slow due to their location, isnt it? If you agree, we will send our engineers to build a naval base for you. Think about it. If you control the south, you can travel by ship along the Edene Sea all the way to the north..Johan clicked his tongue, not because the offer was bad, but because it was too good. There was a misunderstanding about Johan, but fundamentally, the magistrate had confidence in himself.Confidence that even if Johan built naval ports in those two towns first, he wouldnt be able to betray them!It was the confidence that if Johan betrayed them, they could cut off the sea to hinder him, and the confidence in their fleet roaming the Edene Sea.. . . . . . .Johan decided to abandon the idea of betrayal and cooperate for now. Just cooperating wasnt a bad condition.If you could do that for me, Id be grateful, but Im worried I might not be able to keep my word. The order might not listen to me.Hahaha. . .The magistrate laughed. And then said,No. They will listen to you. Plenty. Using you in that way is a very cheap trick, after all.
