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Chapter 132.1: Enemy of Enemy (1)
However, Johan was cold. Unshaken. He could have had it in his hands at once but he held back and spoke instead.
No. We will capture Marquis Crucho and put him on trial. We need to confirm before God whether he conspired with the pagans or not.
Your Excellency!
The charges against the Marquis are already clear and there are so many witnesses here, there is no need to show such mercy. Did not even his servant take the stand to testify!
If Marquis Crucho had seen this, he would have shed tears of rage. It was the work of his vassals conspiring together to fabricate false charges against him.
The vassals were embellishing things that did or did not happen, painting the Marquis as a depraved man who conspired with pagans. It hurts more when those who were once your allies stab you in the back.
However, Johan had no intention of hastily declaring the title.
, .
By now, the south could be considered to be almost completely under Johans control. It was a blessing of heaven that a foreigner who just arrived was able to wield such influence over the vassals in such a short period of time.
However, the Emperors fief still remained like a thorn, and he did not know which of the vassals harbored disloyal feelings. Johan did not have high expectations for peoples loyalty.
They may be blinded by the valor and miracles Johan has shown now, but can that impression last forever?
If the Marquis flees to the Empire, and steadily bribes vassals in an attempt to return, it will lead to a tedious war of attrition.
In any case, the de facto authority of the fief already lies with Johan now. There was no need to rush.
.
Here, Sir Marco of the Algato family is of Marquis Cruchos lineage. He will take over as steward and castellan and rule over the Marquis territory until the Marquis returns.
Eh. . .???
Marco, who was sitting in his seat, was taken aback and raised his head in surprise. It was like lightning struck him out of nowhere when he was just sitting there minding his own business.
Ah. . . no, Your Highness. That position is too much for me.
He was a b*stard son of Marquis Crucho after all. If he took over as the acting feudal lord, he would become a laughing stock. How would the vassals look down on him?
My dear, it would be better not to laugh like that.
When Johan laughed wickedly, Iselia, paying attention to the surroundings, spoke. Iselia wanted Johan to be revered by those around, not feared.
How did I laugh?
You laughed as if you had some sneaky plan. Like. . .
Iselia, about to speak, blushed. Johan was puzzled.
Dont tell me you were going to say I laughed like I did before embracing you?
W-What nonsense are you talking about. . .
.
As Iselia trembled in embarrassment, Johan considerately changed the topic. Holding a beautiful bracelet found in the marquis castle, he said.
I was thinking of giving this to Amien. What do you think?
My dear, theres no need for that. If Amien starts indulging in luxury so early. . .
That would be the case if she were a knight, but I dont think Amien will live as one. Besides, as a noble, she should know and enjoy the value of treasures.
Iselia couldnt outtalk Johan and simply nodded her head in defeat.
And after returning from a victorious expedition, it would be disappointing not to give anything as a present.
. . . . . .
Iselia, who hadnt thought of giving a gift, fidgeted with her fingers, feeling embarrassed.
The bond between blood relatives in this world shouldnt be judged by modern standards. It was much colder and drier. Ulrikes attempt to kill Stephen was not even considered exceptional.
Of course, there were parents who cherished their children with affection, but that was the exception. Typically, the relationship between noble parents and children was more like a rivalry between current powerholders and competitors.
It was inevitable.
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Chapter 132.1: Enemy of Enemy (1)
However, Johan was cold. Unshaken. He could have had it in his hands at once but he held back and spoke instead.
No. We will capture Marquis Crucho and put him on trial. We need to confirm before God whether he conspired with the pagans or not.
Your Excellency!
The charges against the Marquis are already clear and there are so many witnesses here, there is no need to show such mercy. Did not even his servant take the stand to testify!
If Marquis Crucho had seen this, he would have shed tears of rage. It was the work of his vassals conspiring together to fabricate false charges against him.
The vassals were embellishing things that did or did not happen, painting the Marquis as a depraved man who conspired with pagans. It hurts more when those who were once your allies stab you in the back.
However, Johan had no intention of hastily declaring the title.
, .
By now, the south could be considered to be almost completely under Johans control. It was a blessing of heaven that a foreigner who just arrived was able to wield such influence over the vassals in such a short period of time.
However, the Emperors fief still remained like a thorn, and he did not know which of the vassals harbored disloyal feelings. Johan did not have high expectations for peoples loyalty.
They may be blinded by the valor and miracles Johan has shown now, but can that impression last forever?
If the Marquis flees to the Empire, and steadily bribes vassals in an attempt to return, it will lead to a tedious war of attrition.
In any case, the de facto authority of the fief already lies with Johan now. There was no need to rush.
.
Here, Sir Marco of the Algato family is of Marquis Cruchos lineage. He will take over as steward and castellan and rule over the Marquis territory until the Marquis returns.
Eh. . .???
Marco, who was sitting in his seat, was taken aback and raised his head in surprise. It was like lightning struck him out of nowhere when he was just sitting there minding his own business.
Ah. . . no, Your Highness. That position is too much for me.
He was a b*stard son of Marquis Crucho after all. If he took over as the acting feudal lord, he would become a laughing stock. How would the vassals look down on him?
My dear, it would be better not to laugh like that.
When Johan laughed wickedly, Iselia, paying attention to the surroundings, spoke. Iselia wanted Johan to be revered by those around, not feared.
How did I laugh?
You laughed as if you had some sneaky plan. Like. . .
Iselia, about to speak, blushed. Johan was puzzled.
Dont tell me you were going to say I laughed like I did before embracing you?
W-What nonsense are you talking about. . .
.
As Iselia trembled in embarrassment, Johan considerately changed the topic. Holding a beautiful bracelet found in the marquis castle, he said.
I was thinking of giving this to Amien. What do you think?
My dear, theres no need for that. If Amien starts indulging in luxury so early. . .
That would be the case if she were a knight, but I dont think Amien will live as one. Besides, as a noble, she should know and enjoy the value of treasures.
Iselia couldnt outtalk Johan and simply nodded her head in defeat.
And after returning from a victorious expedition, it would be disappointing not to give anything as a present.
. . . . . .
Iselia, who hadnt thought of giving a gift, fidgeted with her fingers, feeling embarrassed.
The bond between blood relatives in this world shouldnt be judged by modern standards. It was much colder and drier. Ulrikes attempt to kill Stephen was not even considered exceptional.
Of course, there were parents who cherished their children with affection, but that was the exception. Typically, the relationship between noble parents and children was more like a rivalry between current powerholders and competitors.
It was inevitable.
Chapter 132.1: Enemy of Enemy 1However, Johan was cold. Unshaken. He could have had it in his hands at once but he held back and spoke instead. No. We will capture Marquis Crucho and put him on trial. We need to confirm before God whether he conspired with the pagans or not.Your Excellency! The charges against the Marquis are already clear and there are so many witnesses here, there is no need to show such mercy. Did not even his servant take the stand to testify!If Marquis Crucho had seen this, he would have shed tears of rage. It was the work of his vassals conspiring together to fabricate false charges against him.The vassals were embellishing things that did or did not happen, painting the Marquis as a depraved man who conspired with pagans. It hurts more when those who were once your allies stab you in the back. However, Johan had no intention of hastily declaring the title. , .By now, the south could be considered to be almost completely under Johans control. It was a blessing of heaven that a foreigner who just arrived was able to wield such influence over the vassals in such a short period of time.However, the Emperors fief still remained like a thorn, and he did not know which of the vassals harbored disloyal feelings. Johan did not have high expectations for peoples loyalty. They may be blinded by the valor and miracles Johan has shown now, but can that impression last forever?If the Marquis flees to the Empire, and steadily bribes vassals in an attempt to return, it will lead to a tedious war of attrition. In any case, the de facto authority of the fief already lies with Johan now. There was no need to rush. .Here, Sir Marco of the Algato family is of Marquis Cruchos lineage. He will take over as steward and castellan and rule over the Marquis territory until the Marquis returns.Eh. . .???Marco, who was sitting in his seat, was taken aback and raised his head in surprise. It was like lightning struck him out of nowhere when he was just sitting there minding his own business. Ah. . . no, Your Highness. That position is too much for me.He was a b*stard son of Marquis Crucho after all. If he took over as the acting feudal lord, he would become a laughing stock. How would the vassals look down on him?My dear, it would be better not to laugh like that.When Johan laughed wickedly, Iselia, paying attention to the surroundings, spoke. Iselia wanted Johan to be revered by those around, not feared.How did I laugh?You laughed as if you had some sneaky plan. Like. . .Iselia, about to speak, blushed. Johan was puzzled.Dont tell me you were going to say I laughed like I did before embracing you?W-What nonsense are you talking about. . ..As Iselia trembled in embarrassment, Johan considerately changed the topic. Holding a beautiful bracelet found in the marquis castle, he said.I was thinking of giving this to Amien. What do you think?My dear, theres no need for that. If Amien starts indulging in luxury so early. . .That would be the case if she were a knight, but I dont think Amien will live as one. Besides, as a noble, she should know and enjoy the value of treasures.Iselia couldnt outtalk Johan and simply nodded her head in defeat.And after returning from a victorious expedition, it would be disappointing not to give anything as a present.. . . . . .Iselia, who hadnt thought of giving a gift, fidgeted with her fingers, feeling embarrassed.The bond between blood relatives in this world shouldnt be judged by modern standards. It was much colder and drier. Ulrikes attempt to kill Stephen was not even considered exceptional.Of course, there were parents who cherished their children with affection, but that was the exception. Typically, the relationship between noble parents and children was more like a rivalry between current powerholders and competitors.It was inevitable.
