Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

Compared to his sister who was acting like the Dragon King is back and her mouth was curled up, Linde was much calmer.

No one in the North had any objection to the cooperation with the royal capital. After all, for the North, it was just the difference between earning more or less. The Governor must have his reasons for doing so.

But for some reason, the Governor felt a little depressed after coming back from talking with the Queen. It’s not that he was in a bad mood, but he looked very conflicted.

At this time, Reina had gone to do the final debugging of Obelisk 2.0 with Lisha, while Linde was writing and drawing on paper in the mansion.

"You've been sighing since you got back. What happened?"

Tia ate the potato chips from this world and looked at Lind curiously.

"Yeah, it's indeed much more delicious than those nuts. Remember to ask the kitchen to make more next time."

Looking at the elf princess who ate and drank for free in his office all day, Linde said unhappily, "If you eat too much of this stuff, you will get fat."

But Tia said nonchalantly: "It doesn't matter. We elves have a different metabolism than you humans, so it's not obvious to gain weight."

It was obvious that Tia had done some special research on this issue and even had an understanding of the concept of metabolism.

Looking at Tia leaning on the sofa, Lind sighed and said, "A small incident has occurred. We need to re-examine our relationship with the capital. All the strategies we have set before need to be revised."

"What little incident? What happened in the capital?"

It’s not that there are no elves in the royal capital, but Tia really doesn’t know what happened in the royal capital that caused Linde’s attitude to change so drastically.

When not in front of Lilith, Linde seemed to have turned back into the resolute Governor of the North, without any trace of fussy look on his face.

"There's one more of our people in the capital, I don't know whether it's a good thing or a bad thing."

Seeing that Lind didn't want to say more, Tia also shrank back onto the sofa obediently.

After Linde finished his plans, he opened the letter from Anjou.

Alberto in the letter was still trying to negotiate. The price offered by Obelisk Lind was too high, and Anjou was not allowed to sell on credit, so Alberto hoped that Lind could sell some production equipment first, and Anjou could use magic stones for production.

Alberto actually understood that the obelisk was a central functional device. Although it had many uses, as for energy supply, he could only use a stupid method and honestly use the magic stone function.

As for the compatibility issue, Alberto is confident that he can solve it, and then he can work backwards from the production equipment.

The capital of Capet is totally unable to do this. After all, the Magic Association of the capital of Capet has become half a joke, but the academic level of the professionals in Anjou is more than one level higher than that of Capet.

Looking at this request, Linde thought about it and proposed some new conditions. In addition to money, there must also be an Anjou professional training system.

Linde needs a reference.

Moreover, it is too far-fetched to think that the obelisk can be derived from the production equipment. If the other party really has such talents, Linde will accept it.

This was originally a very normal exchange of ideas, but at the end of the letter, Alberto mentioned the matter of Queen Capet again.

This was already a routine, but this time it was a red temperature for Lind.

Alberto wrote in the letter that he has not yet married a queen because he wants to leave the throne for the woman he truly loves in the future. As for the Queen of Capet, she will have to work harder if she wants to be the queen, or at least improve herself.

Not only did he express his attitude, implying that the Queen of Capet was not worthy of the King of Anjou, and was not even qualified to be the Queen, he also mocked the Queen of Capet's height. Alberto's tone in the letter was smug. Wouldn't those people in Capet be shocked when they saw this?

I don't know if the people in Capet's capital were attracted by what he saw, but Linde was already popular. Although he complains every day about his sister not being able to get married, these words can only be said by Linde himself. Who are you, a yellow-haired guy, and how dare you complain that your sister is not worthy of being a wife?

I may not even think highly of you.

Although he quickly calmed down, in this reply letter to Alberto, Linde couldn't help but start mocking and directly cursed back on behalf of Lilith.

After finishing writing, Lind handed the letter to Lucanus and asked, "How is the situation in the capital?"

There are indeed many traps in the treaty, many of which are designed to allow the bards to enter the royal capital without any obstacles.

And Lucanus did it. The king now doesn't tell anyone what's going on inside the palace, and the inner and outer city areas have been completely infiltrated.

"The response from the nobles and the public there has been very enthusiastic. Queen Capet's reputation has reached an unprecedented height, even surpassing the previous trend of the Augustine family."

Hearing Lucanus's answer, Lind frowned. How come the effect was better than he had imagined? Wouldn't this be too irritating to the Augustine family?

It shouldn't be. Although Lilith has a high reputation, the Augustines shouldn't be so impulsive. After all, the Augustines don't have any power to resist now. As long as the attitude on the southwest border and the north remains high, the Augustines will not dare to act rashly.

Unless Augustine plans to cooperate with Anjou or other forces one day, Lind will let Lilith escape to the north without hesitation.

But now it seems that Augustines do not have this idea. After all, in the eyes of Augustines, although Lilith is extremely powerful, the Dorian family did not rise because of this, but has always been very low-key. Lilith has neither male favorites nor remarried, and has no offspring. No matter how high she jumps now, the kingdom will eventually return to Augustine's hands.

Although it's still not safe, with the power that Lind gave Lilith, she should be able to protect herself. If she has the power to control most of the nobles but can't even protect herself, then she is a bit too weak. As long as my sister doesn't get too proud...

Just as Lind was thinking about the situation in the capital for Lilith, Lucanus suddenly spoke in a secret language that only Lind could hear: "My king, I don't care about your background, where you come from, or what era you come from, but there is no doubt that you are also a human being. I hope you can remember our agreement and restore the glory of the old empire."

Although he didn't know when he had made an agreement with Lucanus, Lind still replied: "Of course, I would do it even if you didn't say it, just like we have been together all the way."

Although there were only Lind and Lilith at the time, in order to prevent accidents, Lukanus was ordered to follow Lind's shadow. Perhaps the conversation between the brother and sister leaked some information, coupled with Lind's subsequent policy towards the royal capital, which made Lukanus have some guesses.

But Lind didn't mind. After a long time of getting along, Lind already had a rough idea of ​​what kind of person Lucanus was. Rather than being loyal to Lind, it would be more accurate to say that Lucanus was loyal to the old empire in his mind. But as long as Lind kept moving forward, Lucanus would never betray him.

Seeing Lind say this, Lucanus realized that everyone has secrets. He had not told his king everything, so what right did he have to test him? After figuring it out, Lucanus continued to retreat into the shadows.

Not long after, in the Angevin Palace, Alberto was reading the letters sent from Capet North with a confused look on his face, and kept flipping through the copies of the letters he had previously sent to the Governor of Capet North.

Alberto couldn't figure out how he had offended the other party before.