Vol 8 Chapter 608: Guests and hosts

Through a short conversation, Roddy feels that she is actually a young witch with no worries, just like a graduate doctorate in a university. People engaged in scientific research are often much simpler than personnel administration.
Although he still had countless questions in his heart, the other person was now a "leader" rather than a prisoner. There was no need to detain him for interrogation and press here. So Roddy motioned Camilla to take Sylvia back to the room to rest, and in the past few days do nothing, adapt to the current era.
After the other party had left, Roddy leaned back in his chair, musing.
Akasha looked down at her ring beside her and said, "This feeling is weird. Resurrecting the dead and keeping them alive. It doesn't seem to be different from those of the" awakeners "of Tasman? Roddy ... I Did you accidentally do something terrible? "
"Spells are just appearances. I think this ring is very strange. It can kill the dead spirit and resurrect the dead. What does that guy named Parnon do? Is it possible that he became an open-minded demigod like Solomon? ? "
Roddy rubbed his eyebrows: "As for the resurrection or something, it is not valid without sufficient verification. But you have not tried to use that spell recently ... in case there is more resurrection, it is really difficult to handle."
That being said, but Roddy felt that this was not trouble, but an opportunity.
After the storm brought by the orcs was gone, the palace of the Karen royal family finally restored the peace of the past.
Charles II took the time to go out with the princes and princesses for the third summer safari. The great prince hunted a majestic elk, which made Charles II happy, so he held a large-scale bonfire banquet in the palace on the edge of the hunting field, and invited several close friends to participate.
The great prince is nineteen this year, the second prince is sixteen, and the two princesses are thirteen and ten years old. Speaking of them, they rarely show up in public. Only on such occasions will they get together. Noble banquets on weekdays are rarely attended by these royal members, because Charles II always sneered at the banquet ball and never liked all kinds of events held in the mansion or castle. He preferred the unique wild hunting dinners. Of course, this It is also to emulate the pioneers who once opened up territory and laid down the entire country.
At least one king who "likes to hunt in the wild" sounds more stubborn than the king who "drinks all day." Charles II likes to be described as "bloody" when he evaluates himself. Every time he listens to a nobleman talking about the development of the kingdom, he will participate in it with great spirit, and then everyone will agree ...
The perennial guidance of Jiang Shan has given him indescribable confidence, so today, when Milnor is preparing to attack Everta, Charles II feels that he can finally fulfill his long-term ambitions today, pass the "explore the territory" and take control The whole country is addicted.
But for him, letting the power of an aristocracy run wild without restriction is definitely a matter of risk. After Moore exited the core circle of power, Charles II naturally found that no one at the top level had dared to antagonize Mirno. Although Milnor did a good job, Charles II knew the truth that politics needed "balance." Therefore, at the dinner after the hunt, he enthusiastically invited several counts and talked about the state of affairs by the light of the campfire.
"Count Deweyden, I haven't seen you go to the opera recently? Is there something else going on?"
Charles II is also a little accomplished in art, and sometimes he writes some opera scripts or poems, which is not arty, but really has weight in the art circle. The theater is his most frequented entertainment venue, and he will temporarily change the script to make the actors show the plot they want. Such things have become a beautiful talk in the kingdom. Of course, this is what Charles II heard. To the news.
"Your Majesty, the war has been intensified recently, and I have been busy with related matters in the territory. These days are only a clue. Being able to participate in safari really relaxes my head a lot. After all, delicious venison is much better than boring figures and annoying reports. Now. "
Deweyden has a sharp chin and goatee. He always likes to stare at the ground when he speaks. He is not tall, but his temper is quite famous in the aristocratic circle. Among all the nobles based on interests, Deweyden is a quite "Idealism" means alien. At least he has always publicly expressed on many occasions that he hoped that the Karen Kingdom would be strong and that he would reform the system of law, agriculture, and even the Academy of Magic.
Whether it is true or not, it is courage to dare to say so. The feudal aristocracy was based on the combination of interests. Charles II knew how careful these so-called "faithful subordinates" were, so amongst a group of selfish people, Deweyden looked very different and it was precisely because His position, in recent years, the count has been excluded by other nobles from the core of power: the cake is so big, who would take the initiative to let others take away their cake?
Charles II was not a radical reformer. After all, in his view ~ EbookFREE.me ~ The economic and military strength of the entire kingdom is slowly rising. There is nothing that needs to be changed immediately. He also advocates "balance" and "stability." Deweyden's previous set of thoughts didn't agree with him, so for a long time the other party was the type of person who was labeled as "idle."
But now Charles II changed his mind. He invited Deweyden and several other aristocrats who were farther away from Milnor to join the party, which naturally expressed a signal. The latter can mingle in the core circle, of course, knowing what this means, they are all smiling and happy.
"I heard that Count Deweyden is very compassionate and not only concerned about current affairs, but also researched agricultural production?"
Charlie II was not a straw bag, and he did not do less homework than others before making any decision. Therefore, even a few words can always scratch the itch, and excite Deweyden who wanted to do something.
"Looking back, I think that agriculture is related to the fundamentals of the country. Enough food can train enough troops, and with more food, we can conquer more land."
This opening remark was also specifically addressed to the appetite of Charles II, who laughed naturally at hearing: "That makes sense! My soldiers have enough food to have more strength to conquer!"